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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

iibern1iitbiger 5reuoe nno Musgelai-
ienbeit birmetgt.
gs lit oaber Yflibt fir Sic gltern,
5bmer5 &ere, u1o Sraurigfeit IN
ibren feblenoen &in0ern 81 ermeden.
Mittel nno @ege, 0ies 51 tbun, gibt
es fir perniinftige gltern piele.
5don ser eigene 56mer5, Sen ser
grsieber iiber Sen Settler ieines 3og-
lings an SEN Sag legt, muB alb oas
&ino lebboft empfinoen. gs mub 1i9
luaen: our6 Deine Ebat bait Du Del
ne qlten gltern betriibt. gfo9 melt
aroBeren Sdpmer5 muB aber oas &ino
fiiblen ourd) Sen &inpeis anf Die un-
auslpredlid eroBe 8eleioigung, oie
es ourb ieinen Sebler @ott, ieinem
aagiitigen @ater, 5ugefiigt bat. aud
ser Sinpeis orf sic &aBlid)feit oes
Sellers ielbit uno auf Sic S@on=
beit ser ge%gentbeiligen Sugeno lit Elm
alttes Mittel, inn &in0e &eue iiber be-
9ongene Seller 5u ermeden.
@on5 gepiB miillen aud sic &i1=
ser oft geitraft meroen, uno es lei
fern, Sic Motbmenoigfeit Ser Strafen
in Mbreoe itellen 81 mollen. 9el1r oas
nr1B nodmals berporgeboben meroen,
oaB Sic 5trafe ollein ni6t bel ert.
9feue ml,b in1 &inoe erpedt meroen"
Sd.ner5 iiber Sen begangenen Seller
6unn, l110 MIR oann mer0en Sic &in=
ser mirflib uno mabrbaft gebeliert
mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
eS1 faartertt ttItjf net.
1tett 8tM6t6aot1t
Sd iperbe Sbaen 3etgen tute sic ben ybrtgett
turteren f1nnell. ln6 awar tottetttret.

Geit Sabren par i'd biIfIos un6 ntlbte oGs
@ett bitten meeen zines boppeIten @ru9i@9oens.
bdnbern. Giniae peinigten mid, anoere tparen
eeraSeal eefabrii@s mnS ieinS fonnte ben gru@
5urldbalten. Die Mer5te .iaqten. bab I'D iter6en
lie aber aiie uno f~Irierte mid feIbft bermittelft
elmer einfa6en Msetbobe. tuel@e i'd entbedte:
Seoermann fant btefeIbe eebrau@en uno Id
bestpeaen i&reibt. Siilien Gle foI9enoes Coupon
aus unb t1iden sic es r1tr beute:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

Gin ebrllG ct S1nDer. -
vNngetlagter, 0ara1m babe>r Sic Oen11
joas Nortemonnaie nit Sen % &ronen
Snbalt, peldes Sic ant Mbeno gefun-
oe>l, nibt iogleib auf ser Yoli5elma=
6e ab%gegeben?"
ugs mar ibon gu ipat, Serr &id-
teri"
Scum, marlrm goben Sic eS oenn
oa nidt am folgen0en Sag ab?"
uSa, 0a mar nir mebr orin, Serr
&i1ter!"
Mu9 in Shelter. = Serr 81:
vSeben sic BORT, lieber 5reuno, oas
lit ser Mann, Sem id i'm pergangenen
&erbjt oas 2eben gerettet babe"
SEER 9: v@ie 10? Sic baben lbn
mobl aus SEM @aiier ge5ogen?"
Serr 81: nM@ nein! Sd idoB ibm
m.f ser Sago einen gan5en poQen
SduB our6 Sic 8el5mute;; mare i@
etmaS tiefer gefommen, 10 batte 1d
ibm sic @irnl6ale 5erl6mettert nno
ser Morm mdre mrettbar perloren
gemei en!"
@ei1treid Of. = Game: uSte ma<
rem clio in Stalien> &err Doctor?"
@err: uSSamobl, mein 5rdulein.."
Came: Sea, iogen Sic, iiebt Sta
fen mirflid mie ein 5tiefel aus? Mni
Ser 2anoforte miro es ia INNER 10
abge5eibnet."
0ieies Slid. = 59nei0er
(u ieiner 6rau): v0u, ser Baron bon
Nl1mpenbeim fat itd %perlobt!!"
uMonn, bait 0u etma ne Nn5etge
b eitommen?"
v9eee, ober lieben @liidmunl9tele>
lgramme!"
Gerfangli6. = &err gum
NienitmGo6em: u@eben Sic 'mal
glei9 gum Mr5t, er ioq 5u meinem
Setter fommen; al1f bent &iidpege
f0nnen sic au9 beim Sbierar5t an=
%flingeln!"
Giemtmao6en: uSoQ Ser au6 81
Sssbrem Setter fommen?"
SEER: "geein> Sen gebraude id
per ionli6!"
Damn It immts Ia. : @11aoi=
ge (5ur &0ain): Ser 5oloat lit SIR
9ruoer? Gr bot 6o6 geitern Mben1
in ser &ii6e Dor Sbnen gefniet!"
ga, er fat mir blob'n paar 5rei=
iibungen porgema6t!"
u6reiiibungen = no ia, 10 fam mir
Ste 5o6e glei6 por!"
@i6er pru6 If. = Nadbartn
I'm Simmels mi0en, mas NOR oenn
los bel Sbnen, 6rau Miiler? 81
bab' ib Sic ia i%iberbaupt nob nie
mettern b0ren! @ar etpa SIR Wann
mie0er ="
rasu freili&, 6rau @dul5e, mi1en
Sic, ib nor einfah = lprad)los!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
&mmorifii1eS.

Z
grflGrung. = 2ebrer: uWas
peritc.M mar1 unter Wutter
Sbiiler: vGaB ser &ater ni6tS gu
Iogen bat."
SIM @ol0enen S9en.-
@ait gum @irtD: 81 &ednu1g lit
aber iiber aue @ebiibr bo@; i6 glau-
be, Sic bolten mild fir Sen g%oloe1en
S9ien!"
3u tbeuer. - u&uti6er, mott
fo1t Sc 6obrt no6 oe 8abn?"
u9rei Marf."
r@at? Sd frage 6od nid, MOTT
Yfero folt', if frage, mat 6e Sabrt
fo1t."
Motbmebr. = 5ommerfril6=
fer: v@eltern iaBen 0od 10 piele Meo-
(erinen in ibrer 8ieie uno beute ntbt
cine; mie fommt 6as?"
8ouer: IS bab', I'M sem nebel
ob3'belfen, beut' nadt Sic @ie7 frilb
0iingt!"
@osboft. - @irtb: ~9a baben
Isle aber einen @dniebraten, mein
SEER; i9 ioge Sbnen, Dor 0em fon=
men sic SEN SUIT abnebmen!"
@oit (na96em er gefoitet bat): SIS
ltimmt, SEER @irtb 0as Sitter lol
man ebren!"
3meifeIboft. &idter:
Soften sic oern gar feline @emil=
iensbi1ie?"
Mngeflugter: st beiBt mir Sen
ion5en Sag, SEER Seri6tsbof! Sb
set uber mein Semiilen 1T = Set meet
id nidt!"
Mus6er 3eit.
= Yoli5iit: u@err Oberit, Sic iouet
glei Mlorm blai lie lalie = 9 ildt e
9om m1sfomma in ser Menagerte."
0berlt: uSSbr Giel nir miro bloie
II meint SIR 6enn, / laB met gang
@egiment 5'lammenfrelie bon 10 mem
8ieb!"
Gr0ftli6. = uDu, &atberin'
menn ih iterbe, Damn beiratb' unieren
&nedt Mortin; ser is brap TN flet=
Big uno bdlt Seine SaR 5ulamme'."
SD bab' aa6 idun bran geoenft.
gpper iterb' porerl t email, unier Serr=
gptt nero Damn lbl1n aueS gum Cute
fiige!"
Mus Ser &olle gefallen.
8onfier (5um 6reier): ~.... &eoen
Sic oo9 niht INNER bon 9iebe. IS
loden sic ia ood nur oie 10000
Morf, sic meme 5obter mitbe=
fommt!"
Jreier (erl6roden): u@aas-1i6t
mebr?"
Sn ser Bud + an0lung. =
IrGlalein: uS9 m0d)te germ Sic adte
uno neunte 2ieferung ser @oetbe'i6en
@erfe."
@ebilfe: nG6ut mir 1eio, mein
6r4ulein, 0ieie MuSgobe lit crit CUR
liebenten 2ieferung eridienen!"
6r4ulein: v@ott, 0i6tet ser Mann
ober langiam!"
&1eine Il r a If e, grob e
% irfung. u8as mar oenn ge=
ltern fir cine &eilerei bel Sbnen?"
uMd, ser Sberboferna5i un0 Ser
Moosbauer baben a fleine Stretttg-
felt matchmaker g'babt!"
u1as mar 6o6 ein &nauel bon mini
oeltens oreiBig 81 rionen!"
ga, sic anoeren baben MIR 6rie-
sen geitiftet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

grflarung. : 2ebrer: ~@as
ueritc4M n1o>1 unter Mutteripra6e?"
Shiiler: Sap ser &ater nt6ts gu
Iogen bat."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
TO DELIVER
ADDRESS TONIGHT
At TEMPLE
PROGRAM AT FORMAL
DEDICATION GOOD.
Banquet viii Follow Impress
sive Exercises at New HomeI
Of Harmony Lodge of the
Odd fellows,

District Attorney George ; klock
win deliver tho address af the evening
tonight at the formal dedication Of the
nov odd Fellows temple on South
Second street. ". n. Howella Of
Ratou. grand master OF the Grand
Lodge OF New Mexico, viii officiate
"a The dedication with Noble Grand A.
w. Douglas. presiding Mr. flowells
Will be assisted by the past grand
masters Of Harmony lodge, y. f.. StcV-
ems James J Ncfaw. - y Ferguson.
CoIister, & r French, q. w
Dexter. j n. Wier aud e. u. crlsty.
The program will include "a song hy
Forest Cartwright and q reading by
Mrs. Forest Cartwright After the
dedication there Will he "A sumptuous
banquet in the handsome new banquet
hall. one OF the finest in the south
west. with dancing to follow.
The present officers OF he lodge
are A. W. Douglas. noble grand Guy
w Gatchel. vice grand; c. r. French.
and n. F. stevens. score
tary.
At the dedication ceremonies the Of
flclal roster Tor the evening will ~"
"a follows.
w J. flowelis. grand master: J. IT,.
Wier, grand marshal. n y. stevens,
grand warden; Chester T French
herald OF the north: y y Ferguson,
herald OF the east; ! II. Gollister. her.
MD Of the south. james J. Notaw, her
ala Of the west ~ y Cristy. grand
chaplnin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
WILL ATTEMPT TO
BREAK THE BASKET
RECORD
u, NJ NJ. Players Are in SpIen-
did Condition for Game With
Normal School Saturday
Evening.

Confident that they have a basket
ball team that Is trained 10 its highest
efficiency. the l.. y. NJ. aggregation
which win play the Normal school az
The Armory saturday nirht, will not
oaiy attempt To defeat the visitors. but
viii also try To- break the territorial
record Tor shooting The basket This
means That the varsity lad viii Try
TO run up the highest score against the
.Normalitcs that they possibly can. IL
.is q f%orcgone conclusion that the T..
y. NJ. team viii throw quite a few
baskets. hut Is not an assured fact ~
ANY means that they VITA win the
game. The las Vegas boys are deter
mined 40 COME to Albuquerque and
give the varsity one 81 the worst druh-
hinrs that cam be imagined
The varsity had q good workout ai
.he Armory last evening. playing q
practice game against the high school.
one varsity man scored seventy-tw
points. or threw thirty-siX baskets
ldutine tho game. which is going some
.ugainst the A. D. $ guards The prob
able nne-up for tho game tomorrow
NIGHT follows Cornish. captain and
forward. seder. forward Lee and
lLembke. guards. otto, center. n
ldancr viii follow the same.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14

tion. The object OF the otii, obvi-
ously. was TO prevent permanent IN
jury To Niaraga Falls. the majesty
and beauty Of which commerctaiisin
was seriously threatening.
The regulation OF bilboards and
the abatement Of the smoke nuts
ance are part OF the associations pro-
gram. and white il is deeply interest
IN in n comprehensive planning of
cities. II is not above waginc war On
that disoase-carrytng pest. the house
fiy. Both Of d latter topics we're
generally discussed az the convention
held In Cincinnati last Noyemher, and
it was agreed 10 make q national calu-
paign along both lines The ~associa-
tion has also undertaken a campaign
Tor a safe and san Fourth. and Of
civic education through churches ana
public schools
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
ADVANCING Age Of Marriage.

The average age OF tine community
is becoming older. II was pointed out
lay the president of the Royal Statis-
teal society recently. II is interesting
10 mote that the age Of marriage has
also the same tendency. According to
the available returns. as many as 49,
coo girls marry in England in a year
under -l-that Is in less than one
seventh Of the marriages registered.
Thirty years. "a generation aso. more
than one-iifth OF the women marrying
So 81 year were minors.
Another interesting fact that seems
lea prove this tendency 10 later mar
riaEes IS provided by the figures for
the last decade. IN 1907 the number
g. marriages OF ONE between the
ages Of Il and % were jus, over
t.oe5 more than in lSsS. while The
marriages OF between the ages
OF - ond 50 Increased by just over
~. 600.
The average. or mean. age OF all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
AFFAIRS
PROGRESSING
SMOOTHLY
RECEIVER AND BUILDER
AT C0AL FIELDS TO-DAY
An interests Working in Har-
mony With Receiver Says
COL HopeweIl and Outlook is
Bright,

After three DAYS OF the ~receivership
the affairs of the New Mexico Com
tran railroad are swinging into line
In a way that Is proving very satis-
factory Ia all OF the interests con-
cornod and Tint Is likely 10 prove
more satisfactory to the people OF Al
buqueruuo and the territory along the
line.
Cot. ~ s Hopewell, several other
officers and directors Of the railroad
and Receiver G. G.. Murray Will leave
this morning for the coal fields at
Hagan where they viii meet Charles
j. Lantry and tho engineers who have
been going over the property with
him during tho past two days. Fol-
lowing the inspection OF the coal fields
the party will continue over Va line
~lprobably e. Torrance and it is un-
acrstood that ii more extended trip
may be made, SOME OF the pnrty going
as far ns Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
DEATHS

Mrs Glars Mohn. forty-rye years
old, wifo of n =. Mohn. a contractor.
died M 2 O'Clock wednesday, night at
the iamny home. 22g South High
street. following an illness OF several
years from tuberculosis.
Mrs. Mohn. whose maiden name was
ClarH Jackson WA born Al Crestiine,
ohio, where she married Mr.. Mohn
Mrs. Mohn's health failing, the family
moved 20 Albuquerque IA 1904. Dur
ing her residence here Mrs. Mohn
made numerous friends hg her brave
and cheerful disposition ana kindly
ana deyout Christian spirit. Besides
the hercaved husband. deceased ~ sur
vivcd by q son ten years old. and q
sister. Mrs. " Il. Knox. Of 81. Louis.
Mrs Mohn WAS a lifelong and faithful
member Of the Methodist church. The
funeral %scrNices win occur from the
Mohn residence at so o'clock sunday
afternoon. Rev. " r. Hammond off
chatting The body viii be sent to
Ashland. Ohio. for interment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14

Albert George. seyenty-fiNe Years
Oh, father OF " A. George. supcrin
tcndent Of the local santa re shops.
died at the santa Pc hospital yester-
day Afternoon. after a lingering iii-
ness with Rrfghts disease. Nh.
George WIS born IN New Hampshire
ana was actively engaged In various
business enterprises until sixteen years
ago. when he retired, making his
home since that time with his son.
Wits. of this city. The body viii be
sent 60 Colorado Springs On santn Fe
train "a. 2 at 1870 this. afternoon.
whore interment Will be made. The
body will be accompanied hg Mr. "
A. GenrEe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
AMERICAN CIVIC
ASSOCIATION
GETS BUSY
To Urge Upon Congress Legis-
Iation to Make Town and
Country Better Places in
Which to Live,
Morning journal Bureau.
els Munsev Building,
Washington. u. c., Jan L.

Another altruisiic campaign Is
about 10 be launched from washing
ton. General headquarters have been
established here in the Union Trust
building OF the American civic asso-
citation. and Mr.. Richard Is Natrous'
its secretary. wha has been placed In
charge. will urge on congress the en-
actmcnt of legislation OF much pub
lie interest one OF the things aimed
at is the creation Of a national park
az Niagara Fails.
President Tart put the seal OF his
approval ON the policies of the Amer
lean civic association by becoming q
member of il when he was secretary
of war. The aims ~ the association
may. therefore. be considered in a
sense 10 be- part of the TAFT politics, p
AS they relate to the Improvement OF
community lie and the preservation
and Developments of national scenic
beauty.
Thousands 81 good citizens in all
parts OF the United states have unit
cd in this concerted movement 20 urge
on congress the enactment Of lesis-
Iation which viii eventually result in
making both town and country more
desirable places 90 live in.
Tile cultivation OF higher ideals OF
civic life and beauty. the promotion
of city. town and neighborhood inn
proVemrut the preservation and de
xelnpmert of landscapes and the adj
~Vancement of outdoor art are amons
the specific objects which The ascot
alton hopes 90 attain.
10 Wiz be- recalled that the passage
: of the Burton bin. nmiting the amount
81 water which may be taken from
the Niagara river for commercial
purposes was largely due 10 the ef-
! forts oi the American Civic sssoela-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
WOMAN VICTIM OF
INAUGURATION
Esther Moya Committed to
Asylum t0r Treatment Be-
neles She Stands In Need of
Surgical Operation,

Esther Alova of oid Town. Was
committed to Tire territorial insane
AsNiHm ut taS Nf- Nt Jhuer N@ ~
Abbott in the district court yesterday.
a= ta- sa-l-e 90 physicians b" de-
cilrei the woman iueac Tho woman
iahnrs under Tbs hatlaui5ltiou that she
is injured internally and that size
ur.as B. -afeital opera non 60 restore
Acr tn hgtl.h Aeeafdu- 10 medical
men who have eNaniined her. she g. in
good physical condition bur Is dcfcc-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14

spinsters who married in 1896 was IS
years and ! month. This has advanced
10 20 years and ga months in the last
available returns. widows at Their
second and third marriages are also
older, having advanced from an aver
age of 40 years ana : months to 40
years ard II months.
Thus spinster brides are nearly six
months and widow brides four months
older than those Of a few years ago
London Daily Mail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14

Nl,arado Mining Compan, sued.

The Alvarado Mining company,
which owns a number Of claims In the
Coyote Canyon Mining district in tho
Sandals, was made defendant in two
suits filed in the district court yester-
day. both seeking TO O on prom
issoiA notes. The suits were filed BY
Attorney Isaac Barth. representing a.
Rosenwald OF Leavenworth, kan, and
l.. G. Rosenfield of Albuquerque. The
notes are dated July 16, 1903. and
june ~. 1908. and r for $500 and
50, 900. respectively.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
lalenr j.

The remains o. Edgar J Campbell,
whose death occurred here Wednes-
day, have been sent to Kansas city,
the family home. whore %intormcnt
win hc made. The hoiy was accom-
panied hy Mrs. Campbell ana a broth
or, " 81 Campbell. who were win
MIR. Campbell at the time Of death
Deceased came here from Kansas City
several weeks ago, hoping to regain
his health, which had been broken
down as the result Of close attention
10 various commercial enterprises in
which he WAS Interested in his home
town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
Thomas Rainier

Thomas BANTER. forty years oid.
died at 81, J%oseph's hospital yesterday
morning. following q brief illness with
typhoid fever. Deceased was for a
number of years in charge OF the live-
stock at tho American Lumber com
pany's logging camp ~ ketner- The
body is being held pending advice
from relatives in Indiana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney or bladder trou-
bile that is not beyond the reach Of
medicine. II invigorates the entire
system and strengthens the kidneys so
they eliminate the impurities from
the blood. Bnckache, rheumatism,
kidney ana bladder troubles are all
cured by this great medicine. Com
mence taking at once and avoid
Brlght's Disease and Diabetes. J. II.
D'Rielly a. Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
sImpIe Remedy for LaCrippe

LaGrippe coughs are dangerous. as
they frequently develop into pneu-
monia. Foley's Honey and Tar no
only stops the cough. but heals
strengthens the lungs so that no Sc
riaus results need be feared. The gen.
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and is in a yellow
package. j. II. O'Rielly 4 Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14

Row I N. Williams Huntington.
~ VA. writes as as follows. "This ls
60 certify that I used Foiey's kidney
Remedy Tor nervous exhaustion ana
kidney trouble and am free a. saw that
Fnfry kinney Rrm~dv uii ie al
THAI ynn claim Tor g.. J. a. O'Reriy
4 CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
LAUGH STORY
A HEART STORY

THE SHOP OF THE INDIAN HORSE
1 is getting ready for a Big Sale--a House
Cleaning Sale--a Stock Reduction Sale--where
cost will cut no figure-where everything in the
store will be a Bargain.
The Indian Horse wants your assistance to make
this sale a success. There are ten valuable prizes
to be awarded to those who bring us the most
business.
Watch the papers, talk the Sale W among
your friends-better yet, get a bunch OF credit
tickets and go after that $4,000 Diamond Ring.
There are no strings to this contest. and no
f~avorites; it costs you nothing to compete. We
want a big volume of business-come in and
find out how we are planning to get it.
John LEE CLARKE, Inc.
Central Avenue and First Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-14
LION AND MOUSE
NOT MENAGER|E
SAYS MR.. MOTT
GREAT PLAY COMING
HERE ON JANUARY 25th
First Of Several Of the Big.
Harris Attractions TO b.
Booked for Albuquerque This.
Season.

The Lion and the Mouse thr great
play Of Wall street Intrigue which has
Melted Henry Z. Harris "a million dol
lars ana It's author. Charles Klein. half
that amount. is 10 be- presented az the
Elks' theater in this city on January
rs. This is only the first OF ~ series
81 tho big Harris attractions when
are 60 be booked here this season, ac-
cording 10 Samuel g Mott represen-
fntlve OF Mr. Harris, who Is Ia the city
making arrangements Tor the produc-
ton here. This. rs the way is Mr..
MOTIFS first Wilt 20 Albuquerque for
some eight years and he ~ wide-eyed
AZ the changes which have taken
place in Tint period.
The Lion and the Mouse holds
the record il New York. with two
years at lhe Lyeeum and one at the
Hudson theater. II is under the man
gemen OF the man who is probably
the biggest theatrical producer IN the
country today-Henry q. Harris,
who's attractions include THE Trnyel-
ing salesman. Robert Eaeson IN "a
Mans Man. Rose Stnhl IN The
chorus Lady elsie Ferguson 10
such a Little Queen "rhe Third
peRrce. bobby Burnt" and others
eanaliy famoas. According 10 Mr.
Mott Il hnnch Of the best OF them VIII
he produced IN Albuquerque this year,
this being the first series 81 bookings
~ lIarrIs IN his section First Of
Kin" Ii the mtest success now playing
in New York. Air Harris owns the
Hudson ana iiaekeit thcutcrs IN
GOTHAM and his name rs one 20 con-
fnte with in tho theatrical world
/" The Lion and the Mouse is one Of
,ha greatest plays ever produced. said
MIR. Mott. IT rs "a powerful story OF
the fight of an intrepid girl against
the monied forces OF Wall street 20
save her fathers reputation, and John
D.. Roekefeller's United States sena-
tors. money kings and m~uck-raker
walk the stage IN the very flesh II rs
a strong play. q clean play and "a
compelling story. There arc eighteen
in the company with Walter Edwards
and Caroline Alhcrts starring and we
carry all our own pataphernalia, even
including the piano. We now have
two companies playing the Lion and
tiic Mouse, having taken the pick Of
The casts N the -four companies and
consolidated them
Jcffrics a star.
air Mott was manager for james y
Jcffriea during the llig fighters stage
career and cannot too mighty praise
me work Of JEFF In "Davy Crockett, q
character for which tn physique ana
general appearance he is admirably
fitted. Never failed 10 mako o MT
IN the wolf scene, said air Mott
where Davy Crockett holds the door
white the brutes Try to get IN the
cabin. It's great with JEFF
AIR. Mott has had some funny eN-
~perlence with 'The Lion and the
Mouse. curious how many people
think I'm with q Wild animal show.
be snid. Down az a little town IN
North catalina The other day theA
were asking me where we kept th'
lion. and at another place toia 2
follow IN answer 20 IN anxious quct>
TINT between seasons We sent thu hef
and the mouse 10 tnn+s Island ~her'
NJ had q special park for them