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Arizona republican., 1909-08-27
OF LOCAL INTEREST
IS IN WIckENRuRe W

IS IN WICKENBURG William Moffett, accompanied by Monite Har- ris, left yesterday for a business trip that will keep them in Wickenburg several days.
 WILL HAVE LARGE CROWD The Southern Pacific, and also the Elks, are expecting a record breaking crowd to take the Tucson trip the coming Sunday to the ball game there between the Phoenix team and that of Tucson. Arrangements have been made to accommodate as many as want to go comfortably. Everything of a hospitable nature is being planned for the Phoenix visitors by the Tucson Elks, and they have written to be notified in advance as to the number of eXcursionists that will come. Why they want to know it is presumed that something special is to be launched that will in no way harm the visitors.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-27
DAILY RAMBLINGS
 OF TEMPE PEOPLE SHORT NEWS NOTES BRIEFLY
 RECORDED Some Interesting Items About Local
 Events

Dr B. B. Moeur suffered an accident
 to his auto at Mesa day before yes terday and finding it well nigh inn possible to go back to the old horse I again, is pressing borrowed machines into service during the repair of his
 own.
 F. A. Carr and Tom Armstrong were over from Phoenix on motors yester- day.
 E. E. Ford, a travelling man from
 Kansas City, Mo. is stopping here.
 Two prominent residents engaged in
 a short, but exciting encounter on the street yesterday shortly after noon.
 Little blood was shed and no arrests
 were made.
 A. ]. Peters planned to leave for Los
 Angeles last evening for a visit with
 his family at Long Beach.
 Henry George was over from Phoe-
 nix yesterday on business.
 Chas. Swiggert of Phoenix is visit ing Earl Standage. MT and Mrs F. R Parsons who have been in this vicinity for the past three weeks. left last evening for their
 home in Morenci. w. J. Longmoore returned this week from Prescott, where he has been wis iting Mrs. Longmoore. Miss Helen Duvall of Phoenix, is the guest of Mrs. O. l.. Standage.
 Do your trading in town this morn ing. as the stores will be closed in
 the afternoon.
 James Johnson, of Lehi, was a bus mess visitor here yesterday afternoon Real Estate Agents Windes and TomlinsOn were visitors in Phoenix yesterday morning. Guests at the OliS yesterday were: j. w. Ranger. ]. T. Carver and Archi | tects Knipe and Creighton of Phoenix There will be services at the Chris tian tabernacle Sunday. August 29th. Sunday school at 10 a. m. and preaching at II a. m. w. IT. Salyer the minister, has returned from Long Beach. Cal. where he has been attend ing a convention and will take up the years work at once. Every one is in- vited to be present at these services.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-27
LOST.

handkerchief. calling cards, Miss Mar gueritte M. Phifer, between P. O. and Creamery. Return to this office and receive reward.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-27
BACK FROM COAST

Knight and daughter, Mrs. Frank Cavalliere, who have been spending their summer outing at the coast, mostly in Los Angeles and Long Beach, returned yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-27

in this office on or before the 26th day of August. 1909.
 FRANK H. PARKER. Register.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Phoenix, Arizona Land Office.
 I,,Ixy 00 1QOQ

July 20, 1903. Serial No. 06167.
 Notice is hereby given that the SANTA FEE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, by Howel Jones, it's Land flee it's application to enter. under the provisions of the Act of June 4, 1897 (30 Stats, S6), the following described lands. viz:
 All of sections twenty eight and twenty mine. the east half of the east half of section thirty-One. and all of sections thirty-two and thirty-three. in township four north, range one east of the Gila and Salt river meridian, in Arizona.
 Any and all persons claiming ad versely the lands described or desiring to object because of the mineral char acter of the land, or for any other reason, 10 the disposal tc the appli- cant should file their affidavits Of protest in this office on or before the 2Gth day of August. 1909.
 FRANK II. PARKER Register.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-27
BOOSTING ARIZONA

Mrs. J. F. Martin writes from Os- ceola. Iowa. where she is spending the summer that she has been successful in interesting a number of parties there in this section of the valley. She is having the Republican sent to her address for their benefit as well as her own, in order that they may gain some idea through it of what the val ley offers to prospective residents.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-27
FOR THE INFORMATION OF
 APPLICANTS.
United States Land Office,
 DhnaOiy riz Tt1Iv-I7 ron

Phoenix, AriZ., July IT, 1909. Notice is hereby given that plats of survey of Townships North. Range II East, and Township North. Range 12 East, fractionaD G. & s. R. B. 6 NJ, including Sections 4 to 9 inclusive, and Sections 16 to q inclusive, have been received at this office and will be off cially filed August 19. 1909.
 On and after which date this office will receive and act upon applications to make entries in said Townships.
 FRANK II. PARKER,
 Register.
 CHAS. F. ARNOLD,
 Receiver.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-27

I have moved one-haif block west on Sth St H. Lullin.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-27
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING

Becoming a mother should be a source of joy, but the suffer- ing incident to the ordeal
 makes its anticipation one of dread. Mothers Friend is the only remedy which re- lieveS women of much of the
Arizona republican., 1909-08-27

IS prepared for the coming event. "ltiS worth its weight ;n gold" SaySmany who have itced if si.00 per bottle st drug stores '' Book of value to all expectant mothers mailed free.
 THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR co.
 At.antn. Ca.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

force is supposed to be at rest and
everything will be in readiness for the
people of Glenwood tomorrow.
With the exception of the plate glas,
every piece of material used in the
building is a Colorado product and lust
to make it more Coloradofed, we find
that Postmaster Thorson, Miss Maggie
Malaby and Frank Brooks, the last two
clerks, are also Colorado products ,hav-
ing been born and lived their lives in
this state
Marble from Marble is used in the
front decorations and during the past
few days hundreds of eastern people
have stopped in their tour OF the city
20 feast their eyes on the pure white
marble that adds so much to the Al.
traetiveuess Of the building.
More room WAS needed than could be
obtained in the old purifiers and Post
master Thorson secured the contract
for furnishing quarters for the Office
for another four years, he decided to
improve the city and erect the hand
omo building that is now ready for
use.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31
MARION MINES OPEN

Owing to the great demand for coal
and inability of their mines in this
district to fill their orders, the Marion
mine, one of the most promising pro
perties of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company on the Western Slope, has re
sumed operation after being shut down
for the past two months
A large number of miners will be
employed and the force is being in
creased daily.
The resumption of this promising
property is but one of the many indi
cations of returning prosperity
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

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. q
. WHEN COURT ORDERS ARE Z.
o WINKED AT AND ONE MAN .
o CAN STAND IN A STAIRWAY =.
o AND DEFY POUR OFFICERS .
o OF THE LAW AND MAKE .
o THEM BOW THE KNEE TO HIS :
o DESIRES, ARE WE ADVANC- .
o ING OR ARE WE RETURNING .
o WHEN DEcBNCY AND HON a
o EsTY WERE UNKNoWN7 q
. TO THE DARKENED AGES {.
. "a
. o o o o o o o o o o o o g {.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31
VICTIM OF SPITE WORK

5. B. Buck, son of the man who in
1858 started the famous Buck Stove
& Range company in st Louis and
which company played such q promi
nent part in labor discussion g few
months ago, was arrested her. tHts
week on information received from
Denver, where it is said he left wfra.
out paying board bill amounting TO
some $500 or 300 The Young man
made no denial of owing the money.
but said ''I make from six to seven
thouan dollars a year travelling for
the company, but find it impossible 20
live within my income. Those people
down there know that I expect to pay
the BILL
When arrested he asked to be allow
ed to put up cash bond of sl1l ami
when Sheriff WiImoth called uu the
Denver Sheriff and made known the
wishes of the young man, be received
orders to lock him up T. is said Buck
made strenuous objection to being
locked up in Jail and accordingly hired
a special deputy to guard him while
awaiting the arrival of the Denver
officers, who took him back to Dcuyc~
for trial.
According to the report of the Denver
officer who came to this city after Mr..
Buck. the whole affair was the result
of spite work and he SAYS there was no
cause for alarm The financial diAi
Guilty has been straightened out and
all parties are satisfied
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

the game was crooked and together they
started to 20 to the upstairs room 20
examine the wheel, but were met at
the foot of the stairs by Patrick o Neil
who proceeded TO pommeI Owens around
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

Get your mail at the new postoiice,
was the word sent out this week by
Postmaster Thorson, who has just com
pleted one of the finest two story build
ings on Grand avenue. The fixtures
will be placed tonight while the office
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

% IT KNEW NOTHING OF {.
o THE TROUBLE AT o'NEIL'S .
{. PLACE, BUT SOMEONE CAME .
. TO DIVILBISS AND I AND .
o TOLD US THE MARSHAL .
{. WANTED US. WE ASKED o
o WHAT WAS WANTED AND Q
o WEIDENHAMMER TOLD US {.
o HE WAS GOING TO GO UP o
o STAIRS. WE AGREED TO AS {.
o SIST THEM IN ANY WAY WE Z.
o COULD, BUT AS WEIDEN- .
o HAMMER WAS TAKING THE o
o LEAD WE, OF COURSE, LEFT .
o THE AFFAIR TO HIS ORDERS. o
o BUT HE DID NOT DO ANY .
. THING AT ALL. THE SHER- .
o IFS OFFICE HAD NOTHING I.
o TO DO IN THE MATTER, BUT {:
o WE WE'RE WILLING TO OBEY {.
o ANY REQUEST MADE BY THE {.
o CITY POLICE FORCE. THE {.
o WHOLE THING WAS IN THE 9
% HANDS OF THE CITY AND Z.
o WE HAD NOTHING TO DO {.
o WITH IT, BUT IF ANYONE e
o WILL MAKE A COMPLAINT, (.
o WE WILL DO OUR DUTY {.
o SHERIFF W1LMoTH. Z.
9 o Q o o o o o o o o o Q 9
IGan4;nnod nn Iaat Paonl
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31


comprising the Counties of Ptkn)
Garfield Rio Blanco Routt.
day having
petition that wine where females permitted to
being openly Garfield County
and that gambling being carried openly in agran violation of
Now therefore it is ordered h the Court that the sheriff.
Constables
charged with executing this stare in Garfield County
permitted and th a,g remain closed
be maintained in said County
And of sheriff Coroner Constabes
Cities other
cutting o of
: they hereby required
therein, and permit gamhn gambling devices to be
maintained in Garfield County. % 20
And is further ordered of Court serve or
otherwise certified copy
these the
persons therein
o And is further ordered by registered
mail otherwise be served the Mayor
Trustees of each and incorporated in Gar
field certified of F order and these proceedings
their attention be most respectfully called to the fact that they
empowered required enforce the laws of this State
mentioned Sections herein enumerated and in said order of
within their that their attention is also most re
spectfuly 44O3, Mills Annotated Statutes
tcuay paragraphs laws 1893 P 22 222 80 36
{. 66 of said Section 44O3
1t is further ordered that if any person engaged
pursuit gambling keeping gambling houses or operating gam
bling devices fail or refuse to obey said order or notice gwen TO MN
officer said officer shall Immediately proceed
under Section 1913 to seize all paraoa found and dispose of
required by law using such force " may be necessary "
{: seize same
of copies of said order and
proceedings, and serving h. pad by Gahed county
o N open of April, A D 1906
l.
And now agoin on tris stt dv May
{. referred to in the foregoing order bag been called to the 9'1en
statement that the said foregoing order
o being disregarded by some persons,
1t the Clerk of this Court within ana
for the County of Garfield or cause to be served upon ec
Sheriff and the Mayor each ana every Incorporated town
{. within the said Ninth Judicial District certified eoP of the order
of April ~ D. 1906 and which
full force and effect and is here
by apply said Counties of Ptkn Rio Banco
with alike and equal
o
Prize fighting being Illegal the Shs and other officers above
o relating thereto
copies of said order and
ceelngs serving paid by the said Counties of said
Judicial District hummer OF sueh copies required
o o Counties
o Done in day of May A. d. 1909
o T. SHUMATE Judge
o Colorado, J
{. of Garfield,
Cha King Clerk District Court within and for the
of do hereby certify thai the above
foregoing complete and true of order of this
Sth day of May A. D. 1909 in the
and the stopping OF gambling IN
the NinthJu udicialD N the State of Colorado
O and the Seal of said District Court
ISnoll this 18th of May, A d. 1909
KING, Clerk.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

For the benefit Of its western slope
patrons the Rio Grande has put on an.
other train both east and west No
Is wcstbound leaves Glenwood at 1901
p. m, arriving at Grand Junction It
5 p. m. No. l6 eastbound leaves Glen
wood at 5:25 D m, arriving Denver at
S.l5 "a. M This train carries the Glen.
wood sleeper,
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31
-FOUR OFFICERS C0WED BY PATRICK 0'NE|L
BAND CONCERT

The Glenwood Concert Band will play
their popular Sunday evening concert
on the Grand river bridge. Hours to
s.
Program
March, "'Sans Souci' ........J Johns
operate Overture, "Superba" Dalbey
March. The Boys of the Old Brigade.
........ ................. Chaihoers
Porto Rico Dance. Rosita' .Missud
Southern Characteristic, 90 Moonlight in
Dixie Observation-Disclosures. Clement
Waltz, "Flowers and Smiles - Missud
March, "2nd Reg. n. c. n. j. Winkler
JOHN KESSLER, Director.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

Many of the patrons of the schools
win regret to learn that Miss Alice
l. Finley heretofore employed in the
Gleuwood schools and reelected for
nczr year has resigned and viii re
main in her home state Of Michigan.
Her successor has not yet been ap
pointed
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

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4. :.
. WHEN THE HEARTS BLOOD {.
o OF A LOVING MOTHER IS =,
. DEMANDED TO SATISFY THE G.
o DEPRAVED APPETITE OF A {.
{. DEMON IN THE GUIsE OF A {.
o GAME OF CHANCE AND THAT {.
{. MOTHER ASKS THAT THE q.
{. STRONG ARM OF THE LAW {.
. BE THROWN ABOUT THE f.
{. CHILD OF HER OWN FLESH Z.
{. AND THAT DEMON BE DRIv- /.
{. EN- FROM THE COMMUNITY, (.
9 rs THAT MOTHER A KICKER? o
(. {. q {. G. {. . o {. o o {. G. c.
on the pavement. Undersheriff DivI!
bliss happened to be in the Silver Club
and wa called and separated the men
Bray then called upon the sheriff OF
shis county and upon the marshal of
this city to examine the wheel. They
started to 20 up to the room whore the
wheel was said to be waiting for other
suckers, but again the mighty man of
Glenwood. Patrick O'Neil. stepped to
the front and secured commanding
position ON the stairway and said 81
will shoot the first --
that tries to come up these steps. You
fellows will have to get a warrant be
fore you can come up here. And
Patrick won, hands down, and the four
brave officers fairly groveled in the
dust at his feet Nor did they ascend
the stairs to enter the gambling den.
1t is reported that Bray is more or
less an easy mark for the gamblers of
Glenwood and that jealousy arose be.
tween the two crowds as each wanted
to "pick' him. One crowd Simply
peached on the other, but Patrick Of
the latter crowd held the big mitt and
Sheriff Wilmoth. Deputy Sheriff Divil-
bliss. Marshal Weidenhammer and Po-
liceman Baxter took water.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

According to Washington reports
both Rucker and Taylor have been as
sured by Speaker Cannon that they
vii be placed on good committees for
the siXty-first congress. That it might
he settled which of the two men should
have a chance at the public lands com
mittce. they Tipped a coin and Rucker
won, but gave up his place to Taylo.
and will accept another. Whether or
not Taylor will land the place he seeks
will be made known at the close of
the present session.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

Rev Horace Mann and son of Rifle
wHre in the county capital yesterday
OF course, Mr.. Mann tried to make his
Glruw0od friends believe that he eamo
ON legal business, but hardly had he
reached the city when he crossed the
state bridge and spent the greater part
of the day in the vicinity of the Rio
Grande coal chutes where was located
big tent and several cars of feroeious
animals, the latter all caged. Tho
Younger Mann was said to be boss of
the day and was having a grand time.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

An interesting visitor among this
summer crowd is Russell Cheney,
president of the Art Students League
of New York Mr.. Cheney has been
putting in many spare moments max
ing sketches Of Glenwood many
beauty spots to add to his portfolio
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

There will be an an day meeting at
the Pennington school house next sun
day, from 10 a. M. till p. IN. In.ermis,
sion for dinner. Come and bring your
friends and your baskets
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

Pete Pierson of Denver has been in
Glenwood a couple of days this wee'S
County Surveyor W H. Tumbor has
just finished a very complete survey If
the big Pierson ranch on Elk creek
and is now finishing up the office work..
and Pete just wanted to see what the
map was going to look like
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

Miss Esa Gerber of Memphis, Tenn,
who is here for the summer with her
mother, Mrs. j. Gerber, Is an ardent
amateur photographer and is acc-mu-
lating one of the finest collections of
Glenwood Springs views that has ever
been made.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

The Glenwood Concert band played
another one of their popular concerts
Thursday evening. Genwood can
truthfully boast of having the best
band on the western slope, fact which
they will demonstrate Sunday when
there will be two or three outside bands
visiting us for road race day.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

. In the matter of the closing Of
. Wine Rooms ana the stopping of }
. all kinds of Gambling in the Ninth
o Judicial District of the state Of
{. Colorado, said judicial District
o comprising the Counties of Pitllin,)
{. Garfield. Rio Blanco and Routt.
The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-20

Anna Eva Fay. who Il this week
making her first vaudeville descent
upon Seattle. IN the original pre-
dieter. She viii be able "a tell this
week. with one hand tied behind
her. who discovered the North Pole.
who struck the late William Pat.
terson. who the next mayor will hA
and just where old DIR. Cooper
keeps himself. Even at that. Miss
Fay makes some pretty Rhrewd
guesAes. recall that when she vas
here IN 1896 the local fire depart.
ment was Ia a dIsorganixed con
dltIon and the choice o. d new head
lay among several candidates. On
the day that Miss Fay arrived In
town | asked her who the new chief
would be and withou, moments
hesitation she replied Ralph
Cook" which most OF az thought
at that time was d pretty wtid
guess But sure enough. Cook
landed the royal helmet not long
RfterwmFd.
Miss Fay. By the way. has been
Exposed" In this and every other
city repeatedly. DO these exposes
bother Miss Fay9 They DO not.
The only effect IA TO make her own
audiences larger and more en-.
4 thuslasslc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-20
SEASONS CONCERTS
WILL BEGIN SOON
Eilers Music House Making Extensive Prep
arations for Winter Series of
Complimentary Musicals.

Music lovers Will receive with
pleasure the announcement OF
Eiiers Music House Successors 10
d. 3. Johnston Coz. that their Fall
Concert Season will soon begin.
Extensive arrangements are nov
being made for this years musicals,
and from present indications those
events will attain the highest order
OF excellence.
HAVE BECOME POPULAR.
The planola Recitals last year
were largely attended and greatly
enioved. Among the leading artists
appearing I'm the past have been
Miss Clara tsewys. Soprano Nine,
Grace Harris. Dramatic Soprano;
Mrs. Edith Desmond, Soprano. Miss
Daisy Thorne. Soprano; Herr Ar
mold Won der Aue, operate Tenor
MIR. Alvin Gillette. baritone; Carl
gobeskI. Baritone; Thos. J. Pen
nell. Baritone: Geo. A. Raymond,
Baritohe, Mrs. Edith Du Mond.
Soprano; Mfr. David Ward, Bari.
tone; Mrs. Sylvia Ware Ireland.
E0nfrdit0f ana OtHtiS.
In publicly demonstrating the
marvellous possibilities OF the Met
rostyle Pianola II has never been
necessary to limit the assisting tai
ent 10 one or two artists.
In New York City at the reeitals
given by the Aeolian Co. Manu-.
facturerB of the genuine Pianolal
tho worlds greatest artists have ap.
reared Nine. Schumann-Heink,
hIouyelt, De Reszke, Nordica, Cad.
ski, Melba. dogorza and a score OF
others.
Anyone without the slightest
knowledge Of music can, with the
aid of the Metrostyle Pianola, rem
der the most difficult selections MS
would virtuoso, or accompany any
singer perfectly.
BIG ARTISTS WILL APPEAR.
AT the Pianoia Recitals this sea
son the most eminent artists In
this locality will assist, including
several newcomers.
The soioist for next Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-20

snt cast draws two laughs whore
enlF enc grew before ThS play. N
VIII be remepbered. n tiSverlV
Hf4WQ, Win meipdramR, comedy ana
. aas n Sohehle sons rolled into
i didn't lake Tie entertainers and
TICKET buyers long 20 get nrouAtntea
and before the dive Tor duda was
msge syer{ mgmbet OF the cast, from
NlehRfd Bartlett To Helen Y6nnE
were laps ahead and running faal
laura Bennett. with her Amt II
AwtVtf unloaded baatload Of
laughs and the work Of Richard
hsrtlett was right up 10 snuff every
minute or the way Edward o'con.
nor and Frank huoman furniahed
iiot with their ever present "acrap.
ping Vraeu King was a mighty
sweet little peatmlHtreaa ban
htuue aud Edwin neiden did a raft
et good work in fact, tho entire
eaHt was huliV
typical cphanicei music was dis.
Rehsed during tho soiree Via "a
small Town Uate BOYS Who Fight
y. tlamaH. waits with Me /"
Amt II AwfuiY" aud "Harriman.
FIFTY Miles from nostanH in a
cal autidnte for the blues IL im
the best thing that has happened
at the Grand theatre for some
moons, Oct tn on II
EDDIE aoYpEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-20

evening will be Mrs. Lolita Asbby
Othick, the weil-known soprano OF
the First Presbyterian church. The
following delightful program has
been arranged:
|. Largo Handel
The Orchestrelle.
III. Ballade OPP % ........,C hopln
The pianola.
Ill. Aria from Samson and Deli.
ian ..............S Saint Saona
Mrs. Lolita Ashby Othick, with
pianola accompaniment
Nv. tal Minuet ...... paderewski
OBJ Mia Teresita Waltz ..Carenno
The Pianola.
V. Faust Introduction .Gounod
The Orchestrelle.
vi. Waltz op. AL ..... Moszowski
The Pianola.
VII. ta) THE Rosary" ..... NevIn
tbl eOh. Come with Me IN the
Summer Night" F.. v. a. Stuoken
Mrs. Lolita Ashby Othlck. with
planola accompaniment.
Mr.. George T. Breeckow at the
tiWt1tAs
Chickefing Grand piano used.
The Eilcrs Music Company will
also give several recitals on the
marvellous Welte.M ignon, an instrn-
ment reproducing faithfully the
playing OF Paderewski, carreno.
Hoffman,, Sauer and other great
artists. and which last month
caused such musical sensation at
the A.-Y-P. Auditorium.
There will also be Talking Ma.
chine Concerts az which records by
Caruso, ScotH, BoncI. Melba. Sem.
brlch, Schumann-Ileink and other
operate stars Will be hoard.
All the recitals win be given IN
the beautiful Ellers Recital Hall on
the third floor Of their magnificent
building at Third and University.
No admission will be charged. Ev.
eryone is cordially invited TO at
tend. Program for each recital,
which will be announced In due
time In the papers. Recitals viii
begin promptly at s:16.