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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-22


spective uInounts and priorii
Tdird. whistler slid reel estate
WIN IN ave years rent for sunlclen,
sumsto ny on and discharge sid
Hens and the cost Of this suit.
Fourth, And such other matters as
any parties in interest may require,
the same being perdent OF such other
matters as said Commissioner may
himself deem pertinent, whether SO
required or not"
AT which time and place you and
each Of you may attend and do what
ever IS necessary TO protect your in
teres,s.
Given under my hand this LIST day Of
May, 1909,
HARRY sHAw, Commissioner.
5-5-4 weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-22
SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY.


me the undersigned In and by the pro-
visions Of the last will and testament
of Thomas A. Maulsby, deceased, late
a resident Of Marion county, West vir-
ginia, which said will was duly pro-
bated, and Is now OF record, in the
offfce of the Clerk of the County Court
Of said Marion county, in VIII Book
No 4, on page No. 355, will, as such
executor, offer for sale to the highest
bidder at public auction at the front
door OF the Court House Of said Mar.
fon county at 1880 O'Clock p. M. on Sat
urday, the 9Th day Of June, A. D. 1909,
the following described real estate OF
which said testator died seized and
possessed. situated in the City of
Fairmont and county and State afore.
said-that is to say:
~ A house and part Of lot No. 35,
in the said City Of Fairmont, lying on
the east side Of Jefferson street, AMI
adjoining property formerly owned by
Saran A. Fisher on the northwest, and
Skinner, Martin and others on the
southeast, and fronting on Jefferson
street thirty-fve and one-half (S5h)
feet, and extending back twenty-threa
(2S) feet.
(2) And a certain parcel of land,
being part Of lot No. IS, in the said
City of Fairmont, adjoining the part
of lot above described, and said Sarah
A. Fisher property, bounded and de
scIfbed as follows: Beginning at the
line of the part of lot above described
twenty-three (2S) feet from the line
of Jefferson street and running thence
with the line Of said Sarah A. Fisher
property forty-two (42) feet thence
at right angle to said line tnirty-fve
feet (S5) and six (6) inches to stake;
thence parallel with the first line for.
tytwo (42) feet to the line Of part Of
lot above described; and thence with
the same thirty-five (S5) feet and six
(G) inches to the place of beginning.
The above described property is the
same that was conveyed unto said
Thomas A. Maulsby by Laurence S.
Maulsby by deed bearing date on the
25th day Of February, A. D. 1892, and
recorded in said county clerks office
in Deed Book ON. Sc, on page 523.
Terms Of saIe:-One-third OBJ
thereof, and as much more as the pur.
cahser may elect to pay, cash in hand
on the day Of sale; another third part
thereof to be paid on or before nine
(9) months from the day Of sale, with
interest from said date; and the re.
manning one-tnird Q-3) thereof to be
paid on or before eighteen (1S)
months from the day Of sals, with in.
terest from said date,-sald purchaser
to execute his notes payable to the
undersigned for said deferred nav.
ments of purchase money, with secur:
ity to be approved by the undersigned,
in Deed Book No. Sc, on page 528.
in the deed to be made to said pur-
chaser fer said real estsis
Given under my hand on this 4th
and a vendors lien will be retained
day of May, A. D. 1909.
FRANCIS E. NICHOLS,
Executor.
5-54 weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-22
Commissioner.
SCOTT G. LOWE,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
May IL, 10, &c, June 2.
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens, by judg.
ment or otherwise, on the real es.
tate, or any part thereof, of DeLan.
lei L. Yost and Rose D. -Yost:
In pursuance Of decree of the Cir.
cult Court OF Marion county, West Wiz.
ginia, made in a cause therein pending
to subject the real estate Of the said
DeLaniel L. Yost and Rose D. Yost to
the satisfaction of the liens thereon,
you are hereby required to present all
claims held by you,and each of you
against the said DeLaniel L, Yost and
Rose D. Yost which are liens on their
real estate, or any part thereof, for ad.
Indication to me at ny ONCE in the
City of Fairmont, in said Marion coun.
ty, on or before the 18th day OF June,
1909. 4
Given under my hand this 18th day
of May, 1909.
AL LEHMAN,
Commfsslo
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

To Tusca Morris, who sues on behalf
Of himself and all other lien credi-
tors Of DeLaniel l.. Yost and Rose
D. Yost, plaintiff, and DeLaniel L.
Yost, Rose D. Yost, Jas. A. Graham,
Alpha Tenant, H. Sanford Yost,
Home Savings Bank, corporation;
First National Bank Of Fairmont, a
corporation; Waitman H. Conway,
administrator, and Zella Conway,
Administrative, of the personal es.
tate OF Charles E. Conway, deceas-
ed; ". S. Raymond. trustee; Geo.
A. Vincent, trustee; Geo. M. Lilley,
Samuel B. Jeffries and James R.
Linn, trustees; The North American
Investment Company of the United
States, corporation; Shirley Car.
ter and c. D. Junkins, trustese; su.
san H. Nelson, Daniel T. Wood and
james F. Thacker, defendants:
In the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
West Virginia, In chancery.
You and each of you will take no.
lice that in pursuance OF a decree Of
said court entered on the 9Th day OF
April, 1909, in the chancery cause
therein pending wherein you are the
parties plaintiff and defendant, l have
fixed upon Saturday, the 18th day Of
June, 1909, at my Office in the City of
FairmOnt, Marion county, West Vir-
ginia, as the time aAd place for be,
ginning the discharge Of my duties, un
der said decree Of reference, and alb.
stract Of which decree is as follows:
"on consideration Of all which, 1t
is adjudged, ordered and decreed that
this cause be and the same is hereby
referred to A. l.. Lehman, one of the
Commissioners in Chancery OF this
Court to take, state and report an
account showing:
First: All of the real estate owned
by the judgment debtors DeLaniel L.
Yost and Rose D. Yost, or either Of
them, where situate, Its description,
the quantity thereof and by what title
held, including any and all oil and
gas interests owned BY said defend.
ants, or either of them.
Second. The liens upon said real
estate, by whom held, their respective
amounts and priorities.
Third. Whether said real estate
will in five years rent for a sufficient
sum to pay of and discharge said liens
and the costs of this suit.
Fourth, ana such other matters as
any party in interest may require, the
same being pertinent, or such matters
as said commissioner himself may
deem pertinent whether SO required
or not"
AT which time and place you are re.
quired to be present.
Given under my nand this 18th day
of May, 1903.
A. L. LEHMAN,
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DENNIS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. !

"a Particular Hotel AMERICAN
for Particular People," PLAN
Unobstructed view Of ocela ana
world famed Board Walk.
Hot and cold Sea water Baths IS
private and public baths.
Long Distance phone In each soon
with bath, and in many rooms without
bath.
Perfectly and literally appointed
with every comfort Of home,
Rates-reasonably consistent win
the very best service.
Write to owner and propHsior ~
beautiful descriptive bcokIeE
WALTER J. RuzBM. Propdelor
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Baby Contest
{ Continued From Page one)
RULES AND REGULATIONS,

RULES AND REGULATIONS
Each coupon clipped from the paper counts ten VOTE
No purpose clipping
pons
Subscriptions are the main ISSUE No subscription accented for less
than STA city country paper goes by
mall All cash must be paid advance
pays WRGNAN three months thee iy Of Frmont
wher the carriers deliver
give 1000 votes DID, e. who taking the
ING CONTEST BE cLAssEp AS OLD SUB.
4sscRHERs PERSONS NOW TAKING THE PAPER,
AND TAKE 1T UP IN THE NAME THE
FAMILY WILL BE cLAssEo AS OLD SUBSCRIBERS
Be sure get correct addresses subscriber old
coupons together top one with babys NAME
No eP of this office stakeholder
frehlld In the contest.
ALL CONTEST BOOKS ARE TO THE PUBLIC IMMEDIATE
~ AFTER CLOSE OF CONTEST EVERYONE SQUARE
IDEAL AND WE WANT THEM TO KNOW 1T.
No anything
test the young conducting the
We the right undesirable
* "a tie the prizes are equally divided
hyou promise again
morrow other day.
No candidates up
Subscriptions be taken start at any
Address communications In
Contest Manager Vlsnlan
* ,. Office night Call and talk
Contest begins May 18TH
VOTES.
In city, deliver:
$12o three months subscription If new 1000 If old 600.
81 s24o montha' subscription, 3ooo 1900.
$780, years subscription 54Oo.
sS $780, two years. subscription II new 27ooo old, 16o
st44o $4,000 $4,000
1920 four years. subscription 100000 old, s48n
$24oo five years. subscription, If new 26oOO old t2sso
1900
$780, subscription new, 300; II old, AGO.
$500, 8 months subscription If 24oo DID, 1910.
All $780, 8 months subscription If 1890; DID,
$780, 1 years subscription, If n W. old 1920
s5 $780, years. subscription, If 2,6oo; 1880.
$780, subscriptions ne ", oil
All babies be under six
No votes transferable If stop you all.
You lose according the work
Cast all ballots before date them expires.
You old subscriptions
The primary object of the
payments payments In old subscriptions
may office given
3 efor whom wish to
WHO THE POPULAR
In popular
Marion county the West vnan has nausurate
will decide the their receiving
vsnan following prizes paid
In gold:
DISTRICT NO..
the most popular baby Farmont $4,000
the second popular Farmont
third
s4G$6 DISTRICT NO. 2.
the popular baby living
this district
popular baby
DISTRICT NO.
third county,
popular living county
living county
territory divided into thre living
territory living
prizes all Districts
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Going to engage the new nelp under
the whip Of somebody's supposed
pull or Influence" with you-or IL
the business Ike way, through xan
IdyerhsIngf
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AZ You eoIna o Pltt,burd1

If 50 you can ger INST class hotel
accommodation. board Or room o. both
in business center Of town al about
half price BY calling On ,Ilotel. care.
this ONCE.
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A STORE WHICH ApyERTisEs
ONLY occAslcNAl.ls JUsTIFlEo
THE INFERENCE THAT II 10
ONLY q, !. COCA ALLY THAT II
w 4 = . q 4 \ t,lsla 10 AcyERTisG
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mrs Nellie HatT NORMAN 3. I. 900
william T. Hoult Gracis 1000
Earl Holbert Ellen 81. 5000 1000
Liston Burnworth Efae 49,. 1000
Charles McElfresh-Lola ......, 1000.
Jas. D. Bowman John ........1 1000
Charles R. Hall Emma $50" 1000
Harry Hoult-John ............ 1000
Evans T. Trippett-Francis. y. 1000
c. W. Keller Madaline ........ 1000
Jas. snjder-R Russell ............ 1000
George Town-Helen .......... 1000
Arb. Rurnworth- Charles 49," 1000
Ernest Wiles-Forence ....... 1000
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Cold Medal FIour Il TIA h,-r Tor rnans
hE everything. 6iSS5A
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Fairmont.
WI. Worden-Ruth ....".... 1880
Nv. b. Evans-WillIam ......... 1,1G0
w. T. Conaway-Harrlson go. 1880
Alex Riheldaffer-William 80, 1000
A.. B. Cole George ......m.... 1880
n. Neutrality-suspicious. ........ 1850
o.. +. Jenkins Martha ....,.... 1880
Spates Brady Junior ....."... 1850
Tom Haymond-Alpheus 900. 1000
Lloyd Ganoe-Charlotte ....... 1000
VIII Fisher-John ............. 1880
Fred Fisher-Thomas .......... 1000
James II. Eastman-Helen 80. 1920
George H. Brobst-Katherlne :. 1850
Jesse Bird--Eva Grace .."..... 1000
r. R. Clelland-Irene' .......... 1910
Caas. I. Cordray-Mary Louise. 1,49C
Clarence Nsher-Lawrence W.. 1,04O
Ghas. %. Floyd-walter Lee 80. LAO
VIM. F. Gantz- Geo. Henry .... 1,O2C
wv. II. W. Garner Ruth Hester 1890
Jno. I'd. Hanway-Wm. Forest. 1890
q. "A. Bonhar1- Ruth ..,.,..... 1,00C
Melvin R observation-disclosures II. 1850
ii 9. Mckay wlndeld Scott. 1,O4C
WIN. McCullup William ...... 1890
Taos. Mccray Kathleen ,..m. 1,07C
Alexande 81 Patton Helen May. 1,O7t
John Robey Clarence s. $3.50. l,s2C
HoEard Richardson Howard Il, liOst
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esll yoa al Abalk RuBbERROTEl a. SEM ~
cash certificate, eatllnng you % Cell e - -
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Contest ends June 26 at . p. m.
NOMINATIONS,
The following babies have bennom'
'inated-the fathers name preceding
that of the child:
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Manaissl~sd Only b.

Alnnal1etlEod only b
The Pioneer ManufactuEiir q.
CLEVELAND. ONO. U. s. A
FOR SALE BY FRANK "A. II oYD
FAlRMoNT, w. VA.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

J. W. vandiver commenced the
erection Of home on Cimarron
avenue.
A fifteen pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carter, June
"a. 1853.
Lee Gnlen fitted up a cigar store
that would do credit TO a town As
large as Pueblo.
John vromAn and Miss Sally Beat.
ty were married in Pueblo Juns 70,
lsss-twenty Year, ago to-day
According 10 the Tribune, the
Rocky Ford Eaterbrise was about
to hang out republican stool pig
con, Harry Alexander was the ed.
i,or.
Mart saiyers and John Neville
captured a jumbo grasshopper. which
the latter claimed weighed three
and onehSh pounds. That was some
grasshopper for the Arkansas Val
ley.
The Matchless mine at Leadville.
sold to ex-senator Tabor. by means
OF the process known as sailing. was
yielding It's owner q net profit OF
$500 per day. We would like to be
swindled that way just once.
The first term Of the La JuntA
kindergarten closed until September.
The building and equipment repre-
scented q cost Of 5000, and thirty
pupils between the ages of three and
six years were In attendance
Al . meeting Of the county com.
niissioners, County Clerk Foley was
instructed to draw fifty-six warrants
Of $500 each, and one warrant for
S376.SS In favor OF Bent county a.
per settlement OF Otero county's
share Of old Bent county's indebted
ness.
VIM. Love and S. l.. Jones. the
two BARRIERS OF this burg. notified
the public that their shops would
close on the night Of July I'D and
remain closed until the morning OF
July 5th. La Junta was making
preparations 10 celebrate in grand
style.
Twenty years ago. according to
the Tribune. II looked as though
prohibition had become lost
cause. Temperance and high H.
cense were more in accord with the
judgment Of the "perverse" genera
tion Of those days. History does not
seem TO be repeating itself In this
regard.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
MsnssneIa VIII Celebrate.

Natives Of Manzanola are very en-.
thusiastic over their coming cele-
bration Of the Fourth OF July. and
the indications are that every pa.
trto,ic son Of Otero county will be
among those present Committees
from that enterprising place have
visited every town In the Valley dur.
Ing the past month. not only once
but several times.
Last Monday the third committee
~ visit La Junta during the present
month arrived In town. II Was COM
posed OF W. l.. Cloves, T. J. Barlow.
Rob Beatty and II. J. Woodbury.. The
members OF this committee were
loaded down with advertising mat.
ter. from full sheet postep to hand
bills and window cards. and what
they did to the dead walls Of this Old
burg 10 evident on every hand.
From every conspicuous point Of
vantage. even the dead wall back Of
the Judge In the district court room.
the fact 10 loudly proclaimed in red
ink that Nanxanola will celebrate In
fine style.
MsnsanoA Elks have sent aa
urgent Invitation TO their brethren
IN this city 10 Join In the festivi.
ties Of the day. and II IL quite
probable that . large delegation froa
this city Will be among those pres
ent. A committee from the local
lodge vhhed Manxanola Thursday
morning Tor the purpose Of viewing
the landscape DER and finding out
des'sitely Just what the prospect is
Ioe . high eh time In that burg on
tAs PourtA. The committee was
greatly sathused By what they saw.
and are convinced that Mansanola
viii deliver the goods on the day
they are going to cslsbrats. River.
sj1s PART , oss q the fiasst pjsas.
ne resorts u The Valley. end o.
the svsatfal Aay Win - peoviAsl VII
aeco0ao1atioas 70 handle . crowd a
foo le.eee - lS.eoe.
Dustns tAs 0oeniAg hour tAsrs
w1n - . ball SA1e bstwssa 0vink
aa1 Tie vAsnsss' Unioa end b tAs
asess.ooa bstvssa Rocky voel as1
rewiss. Coleasl ). A. LockAast, oll
Rocky roeA. and wtlllA0 J. kssr.
e Puseje. will - he osatoes a tAs
~. as1 . Dlsattfui saoeH q nusie |
v1u - peovilel ~ tAs fous baals |
ut hAvs bssa saoAesl. A eecAss-
u will a1eo furnish Dunje eoe laae.
lsg b ~ nsv pavil3iea tAfeugAest
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La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
Eshay Advatisene1l

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js.sS See e'S - = =: sss:s ~ 80 II
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La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

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pfseeeey q tAb effIcs, q q -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-05
pseullar esu.s Of psa,h.

ar LOUIS lulf 5-0ne hoy f.
dead and % perraaa arc suffering
Injuries TO-DAY hs the result of this
mornings Independence Day oele=
blatiou Several OF the Injured are
expected 20 die Frank Dixon. aged
it gqfs. was the first victim Of the
celebration llis death WAS one Of
the mnat remarkable IN the annals
u Independence Day oelcbrauons
The hoY was SEATED on the shore Of
the fifef when a huge cannon crack.
CT exploded near him. lie was 30
ffiEhhihed bY the noise that he fell
Into DE water and was dfugned,
isadare Hart II among the most
seriously injured iio was hurt last
night when he misipok cannon
cracker for a roman candle Grasp
Ing ihe huge cracker IN HE right
hand the b0y waved Il about his
head eKpcciiug 10 see stars shoot
las skyNArd The explosion Of the
cfaeirf blow Of his arm aud he viii
probably die from his Injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-05
A FEW
ACCIDENT rs
THE DEADLY FiREeRAcKeR
HAD HARD TIME GETTING
VICTIMS.

Although Thousands uf cannon
crackers were set of Yesterday and
today the human victims were few
and far between. according 10 re-.
ports made by hospitals
Steve RcuknelCh. a bartender
was demonstrating biz feufleeaneHH
thlH morning IN front Of the Alaakh
bar ~ 81 Connecticut IT. holding
cnHnun crackers ln hls hand until
they exploded Mr Rrnboeich held
the first cracker MI right but The
second carried away three fingers
or bis right hand and shattered The
palm lie was taken 70 the city
hospital, where Il d feared amriia'
iion Will be necessary.
Yesterday afternoon Richard
Christian, 70 yeara old. u ili i2ih
aY n. Wis severely burned about
the face when he encountered a cam
non cracker at Third ay and Union
~ The injured youth was thkea To
the cit, hospital
pf h. E Heckcit was called 70
attend Frank HAuHef. who lives at
1879 18Th az. s., and wha had az
tempted to Immediate himself on
the altar Of the Fourth Of July The
boy was badly burned about the
face and hands and especially was
his ieii hand injured After recely.
ing attention he remained at homo,
iiia companion another Youuesier
whose name sas not learned. was
injured ai the same dime
A careful caHyaaa Of physician
of the cltf showed that up 10 the
tine u euinr TO press there were
not many victims. and n those aho
were injured none was hurt very
Seriously.
Jack Ailenbufs. q i0year ola boy
who Is stopping at the Hotel Hefdld
with his mother. suffered badly
burned hand thls morning hy hold.
ms a firsefhcker when II went on
jack and his mother are here from
SPOKANE 10 zee the fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-05
KETCHEL and PAPEE
WEIGH N AND ARE
IN GOOD CONDITION
EACH is CONFIDENT, BUT THE
FANS BELIEVE IT WILL BE
SHORT FIGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 5.-stan.
ley Ketchel and Billy papke stepped
upon the scales this morning at II
o'clock, and neither tipped the
beam, which was set at ISIS Wounds.
Both expressed the greatest faith,
and each seemed confident OF win
ming, although neither showed much
inclination to talk.
keichel, however, went so far as
to say that he thought Il would be
a repetition Of his fight with Phila.
dolphia Jack o'Brlen, and that he
would try to put Papko away With
IN the first 10 rounds. lie has
whipped papke twice and lost to
him once. aud he feels that he
knows his man thoroughly.
Papke. on the other hand, remem.
hers how he put Ketchel In the
cradle few months ago, and seems
to think he can play mamma to him
again
Both men apparently are In the
pink Of condition, and both made
preparation to eat hearty meal at
noon, to get staying power In case
the mill goes into extra rounds.
The odds remain at 1914 on Papke,
aud the opinion prevailing here is
that the mill will not last long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-05
FIRST GO0D ROADS
CONGRESS BEGINS At
EXPOSITION TO-DAY
DEDICATE BUILDING AND PRE-.
SENT IT TO THE UNI.
vERslTY.

The first American Congress Of
Good Roads assembled this morn.
inK at the Good Roads building on
the Ayr. grounds. the dclcEates
registering and having n preliml.
nary organization for 'he meetings
this week
Gov Hay briefly addressed the
delegates and President Dickson. u
the state A.N.-P commission. In o
brief address presented the Good
Roads building to the University Of
Washington
President Kane responded on be-.
half OF the university
The sessions Of the congress Will
be held IN the Good Roads building
on Tuesday and Wednesday
on Thursday the delegates Will
be entertained with an excursion
on tiiu Sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-05
CANNON CRACKERS
FIRERS CAUGHT

Disregnrding the order OF Police
Chief ward that no cannon crackers
we're to be discharged In the city
limits, seven Fourth OF July oole.
hrants were arrested last night In
most cases the arrosting officers
used discretion and only placed
those under arrest who displayed
tendency TO toss cannon crackers
under automobiles and pedestrians.
Those arrested wero A. L. Els.
Gle. c. T. Donald. Frank Dells, Tom
II, Johnson. Gus Anderson, and two
Japanese A, s. Aoki aud I Kumota.
All were released on 81 bail OK.
cept johnson. who was unable to
raise the necessary cash bond for
HIS appearance In court tomorrow
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-05
LAST AND BEST Of
PAINS EXHIBITIONS
ON STREAK TONIGHT
WILL CLOSE ENGAGEMENT
WITH DISPLAY VALUED
At 5000.

The iinal display Of fireworks by
the Pain Pyrotechnle company, In.
yolvlng $4,000 worth OF every va.
rloty Of fireworks, will be given
this evening al the exposition
grounds In honor of independence
day.
Tonight will also be the occasion
Of the first performance In the
nmphitheatfc Of the Bridge Of tho
Gods" an Indian drama by the
students Of the Pacific university.
The drama Involves beautiful
scenic and lighting effects and ia a
classic Of Indian lore along the
Willamette Sixty persons are IN.
elnded In the cast,
The production will be given
each night this week at 5 o'clock.