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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22

weeks ago for the London and san
Juan OIL company and has been UNI
loaded and started 20 the Bluff oil fields,
says the Dolores Star. More machin-
cry is expected.
A Salt Lake man with some local
help is doing some assessment and de
velopment work on his company
gypsum claim four miles southeast of
Salina, says the Salina Cali Some
surveyors We're recently there and
went over the great deposits and every
indication points 20 a min being built
there soon. Eastern capital Is being
interested there and something big may
be looked for soon.
Walter Fitch. president OF the Chief
Consolidated reports a splendid condi-
ton Of affairs existing al the mine in
Eureka.
The Old Mammoth mine on the BOO
foot level is reported TO have struck
streak of ore going about $500 in
gold TO the ton.-Mammoth Record.
The knight smelter win be able 20
start up again on account Of their in
terest secured in Nevada mines where
ore of a desirable quality exists-Mam-
moth Record
Samuel NewhOuse is expected back
from New York this evening
The only active stock among the
unlisted on the open board this morn
ing was Mcdonald Ely. 500 shares Of
which changed hands At s.
Besides the teams OF the Judd Lund-
Olsen company and the Phoebe trans
portation company several Panaca
teams have been pressed into service
in hauling ore from the Prince Con.
10 the railroad for shipment 20 the
United States smelter in this valley.
Before the end of the week the COM
pany expects 10 be shipping close TO
80 tons of ore a day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
Similarity in Two Recent Rob-
berries Leads Police to
This Conclusion.
MAKE BIG IEWELRY HAUL
Jacob \. Kahn's Home Looted Last
Friday Night and Brcwery's Local
Branch the Night Before,

That one OF the clevercst gangs OF
thieves that ever operated in this city
is working here now with the aid Of a
smooth woman FOR lookout" is a con
clusion that has been forced on the
police by the similarity in methods dis
covered in several jobs within the last
week
Il is almost certain. so the police say,
that the same mob" that attempted to
break open the safe at the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing company's office last
Thursday night, is the same crowd that
burglaTized the home Of Jacob a. Kahn,
at 4i6 Third East street last Friday
night. when the thieves got away with
$l.2eo worth OF iewelry between 1880 and
10 O'Clock
The morning after the attempted
safe-cracklng an the Anheuser- Busch
office. numerous prints of French
heeled shoes Indicated that a woman
had kept watch outside OF the place
while the "yeggs' smashed the combin-
alton knob and tried TO punch holes
through the safe 20 make the nimblers
fall back. IL appeared from the way
that the tracks were traced that this
woman had seen some one coming.
and that she ran up to the window and
warned her pals
A peculiar feature of the burglary az
the Kahn home is that the neighbors
noticed a woman, dressed IN black,
standing on the walk for a long time
Friday night. The kahns returned homo
about 10 o'clock. after having visited
some friends
From these circumstances. the po-
lice conclude that the same gang turned
both tricks, and that the thieves were
aided by a woman lookout"
The burglars who robbed the Kahn
residence we've quite particular as to
what they took. as they riled every
room in the house. ransacked bureaus
and all the drawers they could find, but
were careful to take nothing but fine
jewelry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
BUSINESS AND REALTY

lfre hundred end nfiy dollars front
foot Waa iho price paid hy M o. Hal-
loran and A fled Wcy fof "a lot on
Third south between State and Sec
ono East street Tho former owner
was Franz MorgonHen and tha dinner.
sious were I'D hy 100 Tho deal wns
completed Saturday afternoon and ls
for Investment
Tho Aetna Real Estate Investment
company has sold fur 81 W. Morrison
no %. ~ Greene, at fTraf avenue and
y street a plot 8 hS Do rods for 5000
for Susan ~ smith 90 a. Griffin
q house and lOt nn Third West f0r
81 500, for the Jacobs Realty company
20 ~. q, hlskey "a lot on Auerbach
awnue Tor tz.l0o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
A NEW MINI WIZ sooN snrp.

Reports from Price state that coal
shipments viii be- coming down from
the Miller mine by the 10Th OF Deem
ber. j JOrdan. Of he firm Of Tlbbcy
and Jordan has q FORKS OF carpenters
AZ work on the tlpple. which win be-
finished about The end OF the present
month There is also about "a mile
Of track to be finished betWeen the tip
pie and the mine but the four-nch
water pipe line from Miller creek 10 the
Triple. about 5000 feet and tho !. 600
foot pips line To the milne are both COM
pletcd. The Companya payroll al tho
mine last month is said to have been
close to $40 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
GOLDEN PRINCE ORE BoDY.
Streak In Fourtccn-Fissuro Rich n
Silver and Lead.

According TO reports from Phoebe the
strike reported last week In the Golden
Prince has surpassed the most sanguinc
expectations or mining men in tho
camp. Tho Phoebe Record saws that
astonishing disclosures have been made
on the 900 level. whore the company
has followed ore largely OF commercial
grade for more than 20 feet on the bod
ding planes. The assure. which is said
10 have been cut last Monday. proved
% Do "a feet wide, the entire mass be-
i1h shipping ore IN the fssure the same
authority states a t2-inch streak has
been found which assays l29 ounces sll-
yer. 6S per cent lead and 1854 IN gold
The balance Of the vein is said 10
contain metals 10 the value OF S25 per
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov. % Money On cain
AZ as per cent; ruling rate s: clos
ing bid 49, offered at a.
Time loans steady and very dun 50
days 5Mh per cent. 90 days 4.fG
six months. 4hd&
Close: Prime mercantile paper to
81 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at 1850
20 for so day bills and al 1919 for
demand.
Commercial bills. 4S2A DISK.
Bar silver j0&
Mexican dollars 43 cents
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
SCHUMACHER a VISITOR.
New W r. Traffic Manager Talks OF
The Future Of the New Road.

The Future Of the New Road
Thomas H. schumacher. vice presi-
dent and traffic manager OF the West
ern Pacicific road arrived IN this city
saturday evening and spent the night
at the Alta club, OF which be is non
resident member ho left for the
west Sunday morning lie said while
here that hie present trip was 10 set-
tle up matters connected with tho El
faso q Southwestern road ~ which
for the last three years DEE has been
the general traffic manager. and whom
this .s done ho will actively enter ON
bis new duties, with headQuarters Ia
san Francisco Mr. Schumacher SAWS
mo- stan appointments have Been made.
or viii be- made until after Dec no. tn
umating that mo- appointments are 10
be- expected from tine Denver a Rio
Grande stan Tie expressed marked
satisfaction with the rapid growth Of
the city since he left thc Oregon short
Line BOZ 1905. he remarked that while
tho western Pacific NJ present runs
through sagebrush country the
Union Pacific did the same when g.
was built Tn few years. This Same
rigating ditch and made productive
said ne we have the track one of
the best in America. We have Tine
rolling stock; we have the country.
and we have salt Lake at ono end ana
san Francisco and fhe paanc at inc
other end What more could any road
uekf Tho Western Pacific aud fho
Denver A. RIO Gr1ndo form "a now
pathway from the Atlantic Hl0nc 90
The Pacific coast ana salt Lake b.
whore the Two roads Moot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
cmANC.3s On no GnlNDE.

RIO Grando local agencies have haon
made. on account of the trlnsler Of
Agent Aylo uf this city go SON Firm
cisco. A. j. crunln of Ogden comes to
Salt Lake aH Mr AyleH successor.
Frank F0uts NJ Provo ~ transferred to
Ogden. ~ N. Mitchell goes from
fpungFillo t0 PROVO. and VI. 81 Bird
from Eurem to snrhVliiH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
OvERTAKEs CLEVER FoRGER.
Chase Across the Continent Lands
Garrett la Los Angeles.

After chase that extended back
ana forth through the southern and
eastern states and then clear across
the continent Granville c. Garrett.
alleged 10 be one OF the cleverest forg-
ers that ever fooled the banks OF
Washington ID. c.. and other cities. vas
captured In Los Angeles a few DAYS
ago, and Is now on his way back 10
Jacksonville. Fla. in custody Of Deputv
Sheriff j. A. Vincent of that citv The
officer arrived IN Salt Lake with MIS-
prisoner this morning Garrett was
lodged IN the city prison, pending
Ninzants departure for the south.
Garrett. 10 Is alleged. has committed
a number Of forgeI1es. including the
ccrtihcation OF tcllers name 10 "a
fraudulent check on a Washington
bank, which was cashcd biz the
Guarantee g. Trust COMPANY OF Jack
son vile for s016 n Is said that
Garrett Is also badly wanted In the
national capital on other charges OF "A
similar nature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
ooPPER srocKs soARNG.
Amalgamated Leads list With Gain Of
spa. 100000 During Month.

Boston, Nov p A forcible ilustra-
tion OF tho effect of the proposed con-
sOlidation Of copper interests on cop
per and smelting stocks IS given In the
following table, which shows the rise
In a number Of the leading stocks dur
Ing the past month. The total appreci-
alton Of the stocks named is more than
1913 900, 900. and OF this enormous sum
Il will be seen that Amalgamated has
gained s247l7.674. The figures are as
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
MNrNG pArFNrs rmEn.

Provo. Nov. 2O.--The following u. S.
mineral patents have been filed with
the county recorder For tho Little
Fred, Myrtle and Francelin I'm Tintic
mining district 10 Yankee Consolidated
Mining company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
COURT NEWS.
ExroRrIoNATE INTEREST
John l.. Haynes Brings Suit Against
Salary Loan AGENCY.

Salary Loan Agency.
John L. Haynes filed an injunction
suit saturday I'm the Third district
court against d. II Tolman a salary
loan agent. the Denver q Rio Grande
Railway company, Nellie f William,
and Marie Scott 20 enioin the railway
company from paying part Of his wages
70 Tolman a. z the other defendants on
a writ Of garnishment
The complaint alleges that Haynes
borrowed s36 from ToImau on July
10, 1909. and signed n note for $40 Nleh
included $50 interest AT The same
time he gave an assignment or ls
wages at the Denver g. RIO GRANGE
Haynes alleges that the rate OF inter-
est 4 usurious and consequently ihs
note and assignment void. IN ociooer
he filed a petition of bankruptcy ID ine
federal court and included ihe ioilalan
claim I'm hts schedule Tie asks lhl
the company be- re trained from pay
ing the money tO Tolman ana we 4F
ter from attempting 90 collect IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
DEAN is SUPERINTENDENT.
Leaves NJ. T.. at st. Louis 10 Go to
Denver Officers of Rio Grande.


Denver Officers of Rio Grande.
Announcement Is made from Denver
that ]. W. Dean, superintendent Of the
Missouri Pacific al StLouis, has been
appointed general superintendent OF
the Denver g. Rio Grande Nh Dean
has been with the Gould roads for
many years. formerly having begun
railroading with the Santa Fe. He was
FIRST a division superintendent with
the Rio Grande but IN 1905 resigned 20
become "A tralnmaster on the Color
ado & Southern. In 1904 he was made
superintendent OF the National Rail
way OF Mexico, and In 1905 was made
superintendent OF the Missouri Paci-
nc with headquarters at St Louis.
There has also been q shake up at
Pueblo. where Master Mechanic Purvcs
has resigned and J r. Enright. super
intendent OF machinery Of the Inter
national g. Great Northern has been
appointed TO his place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
cnUncn TILEs rETIrIoN.

john ~ latcy nled petition in the
Third district court Saturday asking
that enc Second Church of Christ.
Scientist, of salt Lake be dislncor-
porated a meeting ~ the inr0rpOra-
tors was held recently and n was de-
cided 10 dissolve 49, corDorailon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22

san FRANCISCO MARKET.

Jas. A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire today;
CoMsTOCK.
Ophir. 1891. ~ Mexican. i.G bid;
Con. Va, aeofsl. Savage, soc; Hale g.
Norcruss 5000: yellow Jacket. 20 bid.
Confidence. 80 bid. Sierra Nevada. 46950;
Exchequer, 81 bid; Union. 50 bid, Chollar
Potoa, a bid.
Tonopah Nevada, 6 80 bid: Montana
Tonopah. 76 bid. Tonopeh Extension.
&6k9. MRoNamara 2SIa. Midway 20
ASKED Tonopah North Star 2 asked:
Jim Butler, n4l2
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstorm, 1 bid Col. Mt. 76S. Jumbo
Ext. l2a1S, Kendall, 3 bid Booth. ga
10; Blue Bull, 3U4: Adams I asked:
Silver Pick, s09; Blue Bell, goa. ST.
Ives, asked Lone star. bid. orc.
3 bid: Atlanta, l0qu CT Bend bid:
Tep Top Ext, bid; Florence. am bid:
ID neld ~ +. Cons, ! asked Goldneld
Daisy 7dS; Comb. Fraction. 5Sa54: CT.
Bend Ext. I asked; Ct, Bend Annex,
asked. KewanOs, 4N6: Portland I bid:
--Crackerjack, bid. r. Mohawk. Z asked:
Red Hills. 3a4; Y Tiger. 4 asked: cold
field 1880 Florence Ext ] bid.
BULLFROG.
Bonnie Glare. "A asked Maygousor
cons, 500; Montgy. Mt. bid. Tramp
Mani Cons. asked Dexter. asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Pittsburg Sl. Peak. s. asked Rott,,d
Mountain, 81 bid. Rawhide Coalition. i9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
WOOL.


ST. Louis. Nov 22.-Wool. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. ga ~;
fine mediums. ga 26 fine. l4620
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22

Mining broker.
suite sos Boston Bldg. Both Phones
ilS. Res. Bell t0bs y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22

~ lvuulnH $3.50. contrif1g3I -
~ nolassos sugar. ef, e'" w Test
cd. w. steady Crushed. 5.w. NM.
No. santos so No. Rio. Ssah: New
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. Not
i,ss.nei.,s tw33 dalrles 400 STEADY
ooi sss STEADY at mark. 49,.
prime hrsts 3ois e'Ne'' nrsts 8l5,
.N.heese- Firm Daisies. lulr,
Horns. i6 'Oie' lb0A; LONG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
LIVE STOCK.


Chicago Nov. 22.-Catlle-Receipts es-
timated al 1900: market 10 10 2Oc low
en- Beeves, 3.SW 300: Texas steers. 701
so western steers, 4.0Ou9.25, stockers
aud feeders 3.l0M5.25; cows and heif-
ers, 20n $50; calves 6.O0dS.50
Hogs-Receipts. estimated az 1000;
market, Ice lower. Light, .50n T.95 mix
cd. i.ee0S.l0; heavy, 6Oq8l0. rough.
,.OJatA ~; good TO choice heavy. 7.150
500 pigs. 6.l5@5.0o; bulk Of sales. $50
sheep-Receipts estimated at s0Ooo;
market loH l5c. lower. Native 5504eO:
western. 2.oH49Q: yearlings. 5. 25ds. 90:
lambs native, 4.Ba I.30; western, 4.'b9
OMAHA.
Omaha, Nov. 22.-Cattle- Receipts. $500:
market steady 10 10c. lower Native
steers 4.ou 500 cows and heifers, 3. d
90 %; western steers, g 5Od6. 70: COWS
and heifers. 2.s0U4. A.; Gamers, 2 25G3.25;
stockers and feeders, 3ooa6.Oo: calves, $50
pnW, huils, stays. etc, 2. 1904 Co.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 market bdlOc
lower. Heavy. $500 80; mixed. 1897 %:
light. 1.s0n7.e' pigs. 6.0p1.,O.
sheop-heceipts. s.i0Q; market slow
ers. 4.@a5.25; ewes, a.2OWi75; lambs.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Nov. 22-Cattle- Rccoipts.
5000. market loo lower Native steers.
l.s0Q $50, native cows and hoifers. q aSG
500 stoekers and feeders, 5000 3 %:
bulls. zoo 40: calves. 3.I5G7 .5O. vest
ern steers, 5.s0W5.Go; western COWS. 2.75
Q4.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market icc.
lower Bulk Of sales. 7.Goas %: heavy.
s.stns o., packers and butchers. 7.-5q
500 light. s.t9H 40, pigs. g 250725
Sheep-ReCcipts. 1900. market loo
lower. Muttons. f&@b.O. lambs. G.0oG
i.mi range wethers and yearings, 4O0p
$50. range ewes. 900. q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22

Sold. laid ana guaranteed b.
LAMBERT PAPER ca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22

.. X. WHITNEY. STOCK Broker.
tsf Atlas Bell at7O. Res sOOt-Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22

Jas. A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire today;
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-03-17
Bitler Convicted.

Sam Bitler was found guilty of muir
der in the first degree at Dodge City
last Wednesday. This was his second
trial. The first trial held about a month
ago resulted in a disagreement, four Of
the Jurors standing for acquittal.
Bitlers crime was the murder Of Mrs.
Rosenberger at Belvidere a year ago.
The evidence against him was all circum-
stantial but it was so strong that it was
difficult for any person who heard it to be-
lieve that he is innocent Of the crime.
His father is quite wealthy and high
ly respected but the convicted son
never had a good reputation. The
case will be appealed to the supreme
court but in the end there is little doubt
that Bitter will have to pay the penalty
for his awful crime.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-03-17
KiOwa=Hardtner R. R.

The surveyors have completed the
preliminary survey Of the Kiowa-Hardt-
ner line and submitted their report to the
general office for futher action in the
matter. The route offers no materi-
al difficulties and the grade will be a
good one. The Mo. Pacific engineers
have made an estimate Of the probable
cost Of extending the Mo. Pacific track
from the Kiowa terminus of that road to
the point where the Kiowa-H -Hardtner line
will stop west Of the Santa Fe track.
The Mo. Pacific has right-of-way from
the Kiowa station to the state line, and
all that needs to be acquired to connect
the two roads will be to secure right
of-way south Of the city west.-Kiows
News-Review.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-03-17
Sanford Dodge

Of all the plays Incompatible Shakes
peare wrote, the most popular is THE
Merchant Of Venice This great mas
terpiece contains both comedy and tragic
incident. 1t is the play that is read most
in schools and colleges, and, like good
friend, improves upon better acquaintance.
Shylock, the Jew, has from time imme-
mortal been the synonym Of all that is
despisable among men, as the most heart
less Of money-lenders. While, on the
other hand. the beautiful Portia has been
the example for feminine grace, loveliness
and mental excellence for all women.
These two great characters, who are as
different as heaven and hell, together
with other creations as conceived by the
Myriad Minded" Shakespeare, inter-
woven with conversation. the language Of
which has been an example for all time
for grand expression and beautiful diction,
form play which will live as long as the
world endures. MIR. Sanford Dodge,
who will present this great play here
"Wednesday. March 9TH. at tthe Opera
House theater, will produce it with every
attention to correctness and details.
Don't forget the date, and, remember,
regardless Of how many times you have
seen this play produced, this production
will more than repay and interest you.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-03-17
New Laws Enacted

The session Of the state legislature
just closed enacted fewer new laws than
any session IN recent years but it was in
session as long as the longest of them.
Among the more important new laws
enacted are the following. Some of these
have been published in the official state
paper and are already in effect while
others will not take effect until published
In the statute books In June:
Giving every county in the state rep
resentative In the lower house Of the
legislature.
Requiring LOBBYISTS to register.
Requiring the filing Of statements show
ing the contributions and expenditures oi
political campaign managers and candi-
dates.
Establishing a system Of insurance for
bank depositors.
Making prohibition absolute and COM
plete, even to the extent of preventing
drug Stores from handling liquor or alcohol.
Providing for the rotation of names on
the primary ballot so that no candidate 5
name heads the list on all ballots.
Making it crime for state employe
to sell or give away advance copies Of
teachers examination questions.
Requiring railroads to haul passengers
on freight trains and providing convent
ences for such passengers.
Prohibiting fruit hee agents from mis-
representing the kind Of fruit trees they
are selling.
Providing system for the construction
Of both dirt, roads and rock roads.
Making county assessors in all counties
Of more than 10000 population elective,
and making township trustees deputy as
SCISSORS.
Prohibiting children less than | 6 years
from working in school months or work
ing at any time in theaters and public
elevators.
Giving the board of health authority
to preserve the purity Of water Of Kan
sas streams.
Prohibiting the sale Of cigarette papers
Requiring newspapers to tell the truth
about their circulation.
Fixing an excise tax on express COM
panies Of 4 per cent their gross earnings.
Fixing system Of weigh and meas
ures, and authorizing the pure food in
spectors to see that people are given cor
rect weight.
Making it felony to operate bucket
shop or rent building to one.
A maximum freight rate law making
reductions Of from 10 to Is per cent in
the present freight rates.
A state forestry law.
Providing for control of issues of stocks
and bonds Of railroad companies by
the state board Of railroad commissioners
Providing for the erection Of $780,
600 memorial hall in Topeka to the
memory Of the old soldiers and to be
used jointly by the C. A. r. and State
Historical Society.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-03-17
Statement by Judge Garrison.

To the voters of Medicine Lodge,
Kansas: AS | have received the nomi-
nation for mayor Of the city of Medicine
Lodge, Kansas, will, if elected devote
such time as is necessary to fill the Office
to the best Of my ability, and do all in
my power to have the business Of said
city corduded in business-Iike manner;
to suppress drunkenness within the city,
and favor a reasonable fine for the vio-
lation Of any city ordinance. and favor
more revenue when received in lawful
manner, and lessen the expense Of running
the city affairs; to change the present
system OF paying water rent In regard to
time Of payment. and to stop the expense
Of water rent collector, to favor better
streets. and more sidewalks, and favor a
strict enforcement of the city ordinance
in regard to throwing rubbish in the streets
and alleys Of said city. These are some
Of the things that pledge to do. if elect
ed. If have mentioned something that
you do not approve Of, don't vote for
me.
Yours respectfully,
S. P. Garrison,
Candidate for Mavor
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-03-17
Candidate for Mayor.
Her Eyes Were Opened.

"A Dangerous Friend" is Of the up-to-
date New ldea" drama and deals with
swath, cut by handsome social crook
in the affections Of trusting innocent girl,
who, like the Bible heroine, was willing
to follow him to the end of the world,
until her eyes were opened by his duplc-
ity and double life, she resists many Of
the snares laid for her and at last rises
triumphant above her environments. Itis
Comedy DIANA and deals with life in
its every day phase, possible only in this
country. 1t relates to one Of the great
questions Of the hour and appeals to all
that is best in man and woman. "A
Dangerous Friend" will be at the Opera
House Saturday night, March 9th.