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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given 70 all creditors and
other persons interested Ia the estate Of
August II. Schaefer, deceased, that the under
signed Administrator will apply to
make a final settlement of said estate, at
the August term, 1909, Of the Probate Court
Of Lafayette County, Missouri, 70 De begun
and held at the Probate Court room, Ia the
city Of Lexington, on the second Monday In
August, 1909.
AUGUST sCHAEFRR,
7-i05t Administrator
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chIn..s smuaaI.d Into AustraIIa.

n -
Australia Is ~perturbed by the dis
coveries Of Mr.. Bachelor. the com.
monwealth minister for external AZ.
fairs. who has been inquiring into the
illegal innux Of Chinese. There IL q
wealthy organisation IN China with
agencies in all the principal Austria
Iian ports and with the ~connivEnce Of
ships officers the systematic SNUG
Cling Of Chinese into Australia has
been carried on for q long time.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-07-10

Mrs, Reua Calppell aud daughter,
Miss Doris, returned to Marshall yes
terday after a visit with Mrs. Nam
ME Steele in this city.
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Flrst Day. August 9. I9O9.

WilkersOn, Wesley, Minor, John
W. Wilkerson, Curator.
Buehner, Carl, ct al, Minors, Mary
Buehner, Curatrix.
Russell, Chas. G. Minor, sallie
Russell, Curatrix.
Farrow, John S. Deceased, S. N.
Wilson, Administrator.
Third Day, Wednesday, August 18th
1909.
Meinershagen, Alfred ct al, Minors,
Amelia Meinershagen, Curatrtx,
Buford, Nm. Insane, NJ. D Wilson,
Guardian.
Peacock, Virginia, Insane, Ed
O'Brien, Guardian.
Lewis, Harry, Insane, Frank Lewis,
Guardian.
Barnett, Carrie F. Minor, James
W. Goodwin, Curator.
Frerking, Edna and Alva, Minors,
C ]. Frerkiug, Curator.
Lauderdale, Gordon r. Minor, Jo-
siah Lauderdale, Curator.
McGirl, John and Maria, Minors,
M. D. Wilson, Curator.
Fourth Day, Thursday, August y,
1909.
Borgstadt, jeanette, Minor, Henry
Borgstadt, Curator.
Foulds, Claud, Minor, Albert Foulds
Curator.
Cook, Roy ct al, Minors, W. D.
Meng, Public Administrator,
Fox, Pearl and Elizabeth, Minors,
Christian Fox, Curator.
Eppright, Frank, Minor, Chas' h
Greasy, Curator.
Smith, Matilda a. Deceased, Fer
dinand Smith, Executor.
Lynch, Chas. ct al, Minors, VIM. M,
Lynch, Curator.
Ramsey, Hugh j Minor Milton F
Ramsey, Curator.
Fifth Day, Friday, August 18th lsOs
Brooks, Mary Ellen, Minor, Mary
A. BROOKS, Curator.
Schaefer, August H. Deceased
August Schaefer, Administrator
SchnacKenbelg, Conrad, Deceased
John H. Dierker, Administrators.
Beinke, William, Deceased, Henri,
Stagemtller, administrators.
Miller, Justus f., Deceased, Thoma
A. Anthony, Administrator
Fitzgeral S Jefferson, Deceased
c. ]. &. S. J. Ftzgeral, Administra
tors.
Sixth Day, Saturday, August 18th
1909.
Coggins, John W., Deceased, Cai
RE r. Coggins, Administrative.
McBurney, John W., Decease
Chris Wagner, administrators.
Shelby, Thomas, Deceased, JOSEF
B. Shelby, Executor.
Bates, Bridget, Deceased u !
Phetzing, Executor.
West, Julia A., Deceased, Thos.
West, Administrator.
Adams, Jane, Deceased, Pri'
Adams, Administrator.
Harms, Johann, Deceased, Fri
Reith, Executor.
Seventh Day, Monday, August l6tl
1909.
Meiuecke, Catherine, Decease
Louis G. Mehl, Executor.
Echelmeyer, H. F., Deceased, Da
Tel Schlapper, Executor.
Gordon, Myrtle, Deceased, Linn
Gordon, Executor.
Kroencke, John, Deceased, Lou
Meyer and VIM F. Kroeucke, Elk
cutors.
Kemner, John Henry, Decease
Charles Kemner, Executor.
welborn, Eula, Minor, James
bcAco,
Urine, David W.. Deceased, w
ter r. Eckle, Administrator.
Eighth Day, Tuesday, August LIT
1909.
Chiles, Lavinia c., Deceased, "
H. Chiles, Administrator De Boz
Non with viii annexed.
Jackson, Aisle, Deceased, W.
Chiles, Executor.
Executors. Administrators, Gual
fans and curators, are strictly
quired to make their settlements
the day on whica their cases are 5
THOMAS A. WALLER,
Probate Judge
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In the Circuit Court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri, at Lexington,
Thomas f.. Williams, Luther
n. Williams and Orlie l.. VIII
hams, plaintiffs.
vs..
Annie X. Williams. Harry
Johnson. Alpha johnson and
W. S. Flouinoy, ct al, De-
PENDANTS.
By virtue Of a renewed and amended order
OF sale made 10 the above entitled cause
on Nay 4tb, 1893. notice is hereby given that
| will sell to the highest bidder fer cash
la hand publicly by auction on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9Th, 1909
at the front door OF the court house In
the City Of Lexington, Lafayette County
Missouri, during the sitting Of the Circuit
Court for such county the following real es'
tate. The southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter Of section thirty-hye lSSl
the north half of the southwest quarter o.
section thirty-hve (3S subject to the right
of-way OF the widow, Annie X. Williams
along the east side thereof twenty feet II
width. and twenty (s0l acres of the west enc
Of the south half OF the southwes. quarter o
aid section thirty-ive 1851 and the south
west quarter OF the southwest quarter o
section thirty-fOur $50 In township forty
eight (s1, of range t~wenty-nine (29l IN La
fayette county. Missouri.
Given under my land this 18th day o
WINFIELD 5. PEACOCK,
1904 Sheriff.
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Sheriff's Sale in Partition.

In the Circuit Court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri. at Lexington,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-17
No Cut in Belmont Stakes

New York.-There will be no cut in
the Belmont stakes, the races
which began Friday. The management
has decided to face the music in re-
gard to the most famous of the as
sociation's stakes, which had already
closed, without regard to the none
tary loss involved, and the Belmont
100000 guaranteed; the Ladies, 5000
added, and the National Stallion, $S,-
900 added, will be run off without re-
duction in value.
In addition to these events, an
nouncement will be made in the near
future Of the ope.ng and closing Of
eighteen other stakes, as well as of a
program Of overnight events long
enough to furnish six races a day.
The management at present does not
promise more than ten days Of actual
racing. A program will be run off
on Saturday, and three days racing
will be arranged for both the second
and third weeks and two days for the
fourth; but should the public patron
age warrant it, extra racing days will
be added in the course of the meet
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-17
ENGLISH ARTISTS IN
FINANCIAL STRAITS

London.-The rapid decline in re-
cent years in the prices paid for the
work Of modern artists has placed
many English painters in financial
difficulties. Economy has been i'm
peratlve in many artists homes where
not so long ago friends were enter
tained in the most lavish scale. One
well-known r. A. recently decided to
dispose of a number of his pictures,
which he calculated should realize at
least $4,000. He was introduced to
dealer who was described as enter
prising and fair in his prices. The
dealer having duly called and been
shown three pictures by the artists
wife, calmly offered Els for the lot.
misunderstanding the amazed express
sion OF the lady he said, reassuringly,
as he thought. Eyes, and you shall
have 1t in golden sovereigns in half
on-hour." Needless to say, the bar
gain was not concluded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-17
PETER WEST COMPLAINS
OF LOCAL CONDITIONS

The following from the Lovelock
Tribune of Lovelock, Nevada, reveals
some of the recent woes of Peter
West, the famous divorce getter of
this city.
In the last issue of the Tribune w,
published a letter from Peter West.
former Lovelocker and now resi-
dent of Pendleton, oregon. in which
he complained quite bitterly against
the local option laws of that town,
and in general against the system
whereby a man could not get a drink
of whisky. without drinking 1t on the
sly. On top of this calamity. was the
fact that his dog Pedro" had recent
ly been poisoned.
Speaking for Lovelock, we point
out to Mr.. West that there are none
of the undesirable features here that
are eytant in Pendleton. No restric-
tions on the amount of fiery liquid
man consumes. just so he is able
to find the keyhole when he gets
home.
Instead of feeding dogs poison in
Lovelock, some of the CANNES are
fortunate enough to be fed on dla-
monds, as was the pet dog of Mrs.
FEELING, according to news itegn in
today's Tribune.
There is nothing dry about Love-
lock except some of Judge Fits
joshes. and dogs are held in high re-
gard, and on this record we extend an
invitation to Mr.. West to return to
Lovelock and renew some of his old
| acquaintances here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-17

Lotion, G. A.-Character Sketches.
London, Jack.-Memoirs Of Rob-
ert e. Lee,
Longfellow, H. W,-Kavanagh
Lydall, Edna-To Right the Wrong.
Mccarthy, Justin-Dear Old Lady
Disdain.
Mackenzie, R. s.--Afe of Charles
Dickens.
Mason, c. Administer of the
World.
Matthews. ]. H.-Bessie and Her
Friends.
Matthews, j. H.-Bessie Among
the Mountains.
Mill, j. S.-Political economy, V. g.
Montesquieu, Baron de-Spirit of
Laws, . V.
Muhlbach, Louise-Mohammed ALI
Muhlbach, Louise-Merchant Of
Berlin.
Muhlbach. Louise-Youth of the
Great Elector
Cuphant. Mrs. M.-Kirsteen.
Guide. Chandos.
Parker, Gilbert-Seats of the
Mighty.
Parton, James-Aaron Burr, " 2.
Palmer, Frederick-Ways of Serv-
ice.
Phillips, d. G,-The Cost.
Potter. F. II Haunted Pool.
Read, Opie-The JuckIins.
Rives, H. E.-The Castaway.
Roe, +. Prom Jest to Ernest.
Roe, E. P.-Near to Natures
Heart.
Roe, Z. P.-Without a Home.
Rolfe, w. j.. and Gilbert, j. o.
Hand Book of Philosophy.
Sand. George-Consuello
Seawell, NJ. E.-Little Jarvis.
Seeley, C. S.-Lost Canyon of the
Toltecs.
Smith, F. H.-Tom Grogan.
Snaith, j. C.-Mistress Dodothy
Marvin.
Stockton, F. R.-Adventures of
Capt. Horn.
Stockton, F. R.-Lady or the Tiger.
Stockton, F. R.-What Might Have
Been Expected.
Harrington, Booth - Gentleman
from Indiana.
Tasso-Jerusalem Delivered
Taylor, 1saac--Origin of the Ar
vans.
Tennyson. Alfred-Poems.
Turner, c. E.-Russian Literature.
Verne, Jules-From the Earth to
the Moon.
Wallace, Lew-Ben Hur
Wallace. Lew-Prince of India. V. 1.
Ward, Mrs. umphrey-Eleanor
Warner, C. D.-Golden House.
Weber, Albrecht-History of In
dian Literature.
Whiteing, Richard-John Street.
wilkins, W. H. and Herb, VIVIAN
Green-bay Tree.
Writ. Willam-Letters of the Brit
ish Spy.
Younge, C. M.-Caged Lion.
Stoddard j. Lectures, / vol.
Bruckle, H. T,-History of Civiliza-
ton in England.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-17
Smashes All Records.
ing.

AS an all-round laxative tonic and
health-builder no other pills can
compare with Dr. Kings New Life
Pills. They tone and regulate the
stomach, liver and kidneys, purify the
blood, strengthen the nerves; cure
constipation, dyspepsia, b!liousness,
jaundlce, headache, chills and ma
laria. Try them. 25c at Tallman &
Co.'S and Pendleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-17
Wouldn't You
Try the Bitters

If you knew positively that 1t would
benefit your poor, weak stomach,
inactive liver and constipated bow
els? Then you ought to get a bot
tie today, because for over So years
1t has done those very things and
we have letters to prove It; but re-
member, it's HOstetter's Stomach
Bitters you want, so please insist
on having 1t. It is for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Belchlng, Heartburn,
Costlveness, Liver and Kidney Ills
and Malaria, Fever and Ague. See
that our Private Stamp over the
neck Of the bottle is unbroken. II
guards against counterfeit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-17
as the same high valuations by roads
in southwestern cattle cases.
Ask Special Session for Money.

Ask Special Session for Money.
The commission proposes to ask the
president and congress to grant the
needed appropriation at a special ses-
sion. The commission believes it al
ready has authority to make such
valuations, but it lacks sufficient
funds to do it properly. Not less than
$1,000, 900 is to be asked for, and
perhaps the total will be several mil
lions before the valuation work is
completed.
AS the best thing the commission
can do under existing conditions, 1t
has employed State Engineer Thomp-
son Of the Texas railroad commission
to do the work in connection with the
southwestern cases. he having made
valuation for the properties affect
ed by these cases.
II the commission is given the mon
qked for, one of the first things
to accept in part the results
'luations Of the northern
by the engineer Of the
ote railway commission
submitted here in
tried before the
the business men
and all other Sec
urge upon all mem
states that they sup
missions request at this
is asked that persistent
be made upon members
is time forward until the de-
result has been achieved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
Wright lorimer as David.

Mr. Wright Lolimer. who originated
the role Of David in William A.
Brady's production of "Th" Sh"ph"r'l
King" the romantic drama in ioG'
ac%S and five scenes. will be seen 4
his original part at IN" Academy OF
Music Thursday night. with larS"
supporting company.
The play : rtrays King DAVID d"i'
ing the period OF his early life. H""
he slew the mighty 2lAn' ,uilA'h'
how he loved tn" yoCrc"r slaughter
of Saul aud how he fl!iAiiv lame
King over Israel are al told III !n'
Shepherd King" and although the
central figures and incidents. nc
characters and scenes ar" traw ifDAl
biblical lore. the play is NOT in any
sense what might be termed I"li-
giors one. II is r mantle G'aiila'
The advance sale Opens at The FOX
Office this morning at o'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
MOCK TRIAL A SUCCESS
Large Audience Enjoys Amateur
Entertainment al Academy.
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE PARTICIPATE
Judgment Fer the Plaintiff Returned
by Jury. of Which .. G. Smith Was
Foreman-Mrs.. J. X. Corss Plan
th'. w. hutson SaIiey Defendant.

Though the participants held heir
first rehearsal Yesterday AFTERNOON ~
1 O'Clock. the Mock Trial given al 'h'
Academy OF Music last night Ter ne
benefit Of the Newport News Pubic
Library fund was one OF the most Ii
juvable amateur entertainments S"e.i
here in a long time. WITH til" eN-
cpp,ion OF co., Newton. IN" hirrctp"
OF III" performance, everybody n th''
stage was known to practically every
body in The audience. hence there
was an interest in all that Was Sald
and don" that no company of probes
Sionals could have aroused.
Interest WAS. Of course. conferred
up; II the principals i'll III" Nial Mrs.
J. Kennedy COrsS and Mir. W. HuISoh
Sallcv. Mrs. COrSs. supposed TO be Il
widow OF uncertain az" who KEEP il
boarding house On West avcnu" was
snin- Mr.. Salley. an rrsi Will" board
or, for damages on account OF brea'
,f promi;r Of marriage. Both OF tn"
principals played their parts IN capl-
tai style. though MIS-. CnrsS did not
look in the beast like such lady as
Described Above
Police Justice j. u &. Brown pre-
sided "a Judge, Mr.. Robert RrNdoh
was court clerk: Mr. Harold Norton
crier. and Ny Herman Rocker
sheriff, Mrs Fred Manvi'Ie. Mis-
Luci!lc Aylsr. Mr.. Godfrey Smith ana
Mr.. George. Hrnhoeft"r were n" VII
n"sses. Mr.. Smith apW AIRED in an 'S,
crlient Dutch makeup and Furnished
a lii Of character work tha; added
materially to tn" entertainment,
The witnesses manaC"d TO Men
ton The names Of a score or m":"
we'll known people. most of whom
were in the audience.
Mr. d. G.. Smith was foreman or
tn" jury Ct thirteen. the members OF
which were Judge T. J. Barham,
Postmaster W. T. Hopkins. Mayor
Marquis Jones. City Treasurer J. NJ
Curtis. Elias Peyscr. George Eelni'
Wise. Harry R"vner, Fred Sanford
". Lee Powell. f. |. Ford and
Judge" Heath.
Col. Newton appeared as cohhSei
for the plaintiff, AMI NJ. {. AyieN
Ashbv r, presented tn" Defendant.
The court delivered most impair
tial charge 20 the jury. after which
a verdict for the plaintiff was rem
dered. Judgment for ten cents. with
few restrictions as TO how IN"
money was to be spent. was gwen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
Chamber Of Commerce Directors
Select 7. R. Carly, Of Washington.
GOES TO BODY FOR APPROVAL
Board Enters Upon Contract for Six
Months Subject to Confirmation by
the Chamber--Young Man Comes
Highly Recommended.

Under tn" plan for the r"organiZa-
ii,n of the Chamber OF Commerce.
which was put into effect about five
months ago. it was contemplated that
the chamber should employ an eN-
Dcrienced secretary. who should de-
yut. his entire time to the affairs or
the organization. This feature OF tn"
pIan has never been put into effect.
but if step taken by the beard or
directors Of the chamber yesterday Is
approved by the body. tn" secretary
will be here and at work within the
next few weeks.
Mr. Frank X. Carly. Of Washing
ION. ID. C.. at present assistant secrc.
tary of the Washington Chamber OF
Commerce. is the man favored by me
directors. Mr.. Carty'S name was
brought before tn" directors recently
with the NEST tlatterinS recommends
tons from tn" president of tn" wash
irctOn chamber and from other
sources Yesterday the directors held
a special meeting, and decided 10 en-
ter into a contract with Mr.. Carly lor
six months. subject to the approval Oh
the chamber.
A special meeting Ct the chamber
will he held Friday night to pass up
on the action of the board.
Mr. Carly is said to |" an "ner-
cetic Young man of considerable OK
periencc in She handling Of tn" af-
fairs of commercial bodies. and II IL
believed that when h" is here to give
his full time to the chambers bust
ness. results will follnw.
Mr.. George c. Bland. the present
secretary of the chamber. has be n
attending tn the clerical duties or the
Office pending the employment of a
man who can devote his entire time
to the O.-,Ce.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
Vaudeville ano Pictu res

Miss Marie Girard. a female humoF-
list is a feature attraction at the
Bell thcater this wees. Her mono
lcgut and songs seemed 70 maxi. de-
cded hit with the au,lienC"; at every
performance last night. The second
act on h" vaudeville program last
night did not please the management
and was cancelled Immediately. but It
announced hat new act will b" So
cured in time tor the performance TO-
night
Four or five good Edison and Path"
moving pic ures were on tho program
last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
Buster Brown"

Much care ard attention Is SAID 20
have been given to the selection OIL
music tor "Ruster Brown this sea
son VI st Of it is entirely new and
original from the prolific pen of the
popular American composer, J'hil W
bIatton.
The songs incidental to tie play
were written especially for this per
Torrance thus avoiding the a2pear
ancr of being thrust in to fill ". AS
is generally the case with musical
plavS The ensemble numbers ar"
bright and spirited and are laid II
be given with dash and vim ~ IN"
large chorus of really pretty ana
talented girls.
Among the numbers that are max
ing big hits everywhere may b" mHn'
TONED Come Out Sue. when
DO The Salomc Dance. hnst'I
Brown" Baby Say Da, Da. MY
Yanke, Rose" and "Grandmas D"E|
The date is Friday night. Jahuaf'
L., The advance sale opens Wet
nesdav morning at O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
OWNER OF THE YACHT
HURRION ARRIVES TODAY
Mr.. G. n. Risley. Millionaire Paten'
Medicine Man. to Spend Several
Dave IN This Section.

Mr.. George RiSley. the we'll known
millionaire patent medicine manutac-
turcr of New York. whose handsome
Yacht Hurri1n has been anchored III
Hampton creek for several months
is expected 10 arrive at old rom
this morning. ,M'r RiSiey VIII u"
accompanied her" by Mrs R'sicy an"
a party OF friends.
The Hurr!on in charge OF Capt.
G. F. Hayden. will sail in day o.
TWO with Mr.. Ris!ey and his party,
for visi. up James river and +" mo
various points Of historical interest
in this section. Later the Hurrion
will take tn" party 10 Key West,
Florida.
The Iurrion is one of the fines;
equipped sca-going yachts that has
tied ~ in Hampton creek in sfVefal
wears
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
LARGE CLASS WILL BE
INITIATED BY THE JUNIORS
Valley Forge Council to Put Twenty
Five Members Through the Mys-
teries Tonight.

Valley Forge Council. No. ~. Jun
Tor Order United American Mechanics
will initiate class of - new MEM
hers tonight In the council chamber.
Rostnbaum's hall This class Will
be the largest ever initiated into any
fratrrnal organization in the city at
che time. AMI will include some or
the best known men in the city.
After the class has been initiated
and the formalilies OF the evening
are over. a social session will be held
and refreshments will b" served by
the entertainment committee
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
Goes Fer Ais Bride.

Mr. William II keilum. aCC"mol.
MED Il, Rev. C!arG" \ Roam" LETT
lc>'"rda, for Cuip"psr. Va ~h"r' On
tomorrow afternoon a ;" O'clock
Mr. Kcllum viii n" married 20 ~. -
Jessie Grrcn. daughter % Nr and
Mrs ! T.. Creep Rev. Mr. R"anr
will prrorm t." C'r"m ny Mr and
Ms H. hum ALL Tc.uru III" latte
part Of tn" week 20 make heir h"mr
in his city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
Erans-Msrcus.

Tn, announcements nf the coming
marriag" ~ Nr Marcus fTaDh. SOL
" Mis- Handlcsman. of This city AM
Miss hanIc Marcus. ~ Savannah.
Ga. has been made. The 'Cr"
mony will W performed IN savanna"
on the ninth W February and i'm
M" lIa'"!N after IN" bride and groom
will l"ay" f"r rrir 10 Norr horn
cities. reaching Washington in Inn"
20 witness III, Inauguration ri Pro-,
dca' elect az Mr. Frank was for.
morlv ~ his city hut Is a"w "ngaC
I'd IN business al Ocala. Fla vh"r"
~" ,oUuS cuUpI" will max" ih"ir
hon."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
AT THE ACADEMY

Coming ThrO' the Rye" seems o
the South this season. Fol'ow'ug is
a part OF what the Atlanta, Ga. Jour
nal had to say about the a.trlclnn
recently:
When Il man or "A play Gays US
frequent calls. We come to '"%a'i
them either as god friends or he
sieging bores. Coming Tho n"
Rye paid its third cali TO Atl'n;a
Friday evening. Estimated by h"
applaus" that greeted its songs aud
dances this comedy has undoub'r"'E
been given place among The sea
sons surrst friends.
so far as its principal scenes ana
players go. Coming Thro IN" Rye IS
just about what it Was on Us first
appearance in 1906. But il has kept
wei abreast of the changing tads and
drollrries $ that it strikes YOU as
b.ing fresh and uu-lodatr. Tom
Waters in mott. III" Tailor" has
NOT lost an atom OF his originality
in fun making.
AS for the chorus. il is enough
to make Old D.Og"n"S throw away
his lan'crn and decide that there IS
sonnet hing better worth hunting Tor
than honest men and something snr"r
OF finding The play VAS mounted
most plrasinsiy and costum"d with
rare color effects.
Coming Thr,' the Rye" will be a
the Academy tomorrow afternoon and
night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
Alabama Electoral College.
tPy Associated PressD

MONTGOMERY ALA Jan Ii
The electoral college uf Alabama W.
convened az che stat" capitol TODAY A.
noon and the eleven votes Were cast
for BRYAN and Ken for President and
vicc.prcs idcn' respectively