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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-27
A Letter from Mr.. GuillOry.
vile Platte. La, Aug. ed, 1910.

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Editor st. Landry Clarion:
I see in the columns Of your papel
Of last Saturday, Mr.. Austin Fonte
not has developed an eagerness II
explain his connection with the pro,
ceedings of the new Police Jury Of
the new parish, when they were az
sembled to order q primary election.
He justly claims the credit of be-
ing the author Of the set Of resolu-
tions adopted by them, and what
seems to tickle him most is that
these we're adopted in preference tc
a set Of resolutions which | offered
and which contained a provision for
the submission Of the selecting of
the courthouse site to the voters
simultaneously with the primary cleo
tion; he admits the principle to be
good, and brings out a new thought,
one which he did not advance before
the Police Jury but | concede to be
A l: that only Democrats can vote
at a primary, hence it would be most
proper at the final election in Novem-
Der where all qualified voters can
vote. He, however, pleads his chief
anxiety to have been adverse to
muddy the political waters Of the
new parish. How kind! It's a pity
be didn't reaccompany his same
powerful companion Of that day, on
that g%entleman's next trip ten days
later, to check his soulful determine
ton to dirty the political waters Of
the new parish.
An irresistible question suggests
itself to me, which | had the brass
to differ on with Mr.. Fontenot be-
fore the Police Jury, and which,
while Mr.. Fontenot's mind is opened
to explanations, | desire to have him
explain in these columns. He admits
the Police Jury were authorized TO
do more than order and receive the
returns Of the primary. Where did
the Police Jury get the authority
embodied in his set Of resolutions,
assessing the candidates for the Of
fee Of Sheriff $4,000, Clerk Of
Court $4,000, Assessor $4,000, Cor
oner $4,000. Representative (who
will not have one hours service dur
ing this tenure of his oficel $500,
Member School Board $1,000, etc. ?
Il Mr. Fontenot can point out any
provision in the primary law Of this
State land under this law ii is, the
Police Jury were acting) to justify
such exhorbitant assessments on can
didates, Why I must endure with
equanimity his fling of cheap dema-
gogery; but if he fails to explain
from whence he got his authority,
which he told the Police Jury they
had TO do this with justification; why
must assume that he simply came
here to help somebody squeeze out
somebody, or at best, to SOW the
seeds Of high political graft in the
new parish, and BY which means GER
tain honest Democrats who could
offer to ill some office with honesty
we're deferred and shut ont.
! am honestly proud that such .
set Of resolutions are none uf mine,
and furthermore, ! feel I did ny
duty IN Directing to them.
@, Il GgILLORY.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-27
a. 2. PHO.

Lake Charles, La, July 10th, 1910.
TO the voters Of the Seventh Cougres-
sional District:
! announce my candidacy for re-e1ec-
ION TO the Congress OF the United
states from the Seventh Congressional
District Of Louisiana, subject to the ac-
hon or the democratic primary to be
held September g., 1910.
Respectfully,
A.P. PUJO.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-27
Don't Make A Mistake.

O, don't make 4 mistake when you
are planning d trip, but be sure that
your ticket reads via the Frisco
Lines, and you a rest assured that
there viii be no mistake made, and
that your trip will be perfect, as the
Frisco will sell you tickets at reduced
rates anywhere in America, and the
ticket agent will explain your trip
and make it easy to travel. Phone
him and he will give you the inform
alton. Il il no trouble 20 explain
this to you. Try him and see how
cheap he can make your trip.
Yours truly,
C. A. EMORY, Agent.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-27
Grand Coteau Notes

Grand Coteau. Aug. 24-Miss
r.onise Laure Of New Orleans visited
friarda here i few days this week.
I'm. Des Mzzi of 0pelousas was
\ onest Of her parents, Or. and Mrs
h. s. Barry, this week.
MI John Smith came IN Sunday
from Lafayette
Mrs. ii. Al. Barry left Monday far
Alexandra til visit her son, DE NsB.
Barry.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-27

catered ait the Post once at opelousas
La. as second class matter.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-27

FOR sALE-5O Fifty head Of
fat cows. and three and four year
old beeres. Apply to, Grigshy &
Blum, Chpneyyille, II.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-27
James j. Bailey.

we are authorized to nnoun
JAMES j. BAILEY,
9f ". Landry, as q candidate for the
Bemoeratic nomination for Congress
from the Seventh Congressional Dis
tr1cg, az he election to be held on Sep
ternber 9, 1910.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16

in all my deals, MIR. ole Elliott. stands
ready To part with $50, 000 of his OWN
money which he placed at my dis
posal.
II wish to positively that
Salt Lake is the place
Concerning the available places for
holding the contest, Richard said he
hads considered several propositions.
the Salt Lake race track. the Lagoon
theateri the Saltair Pavilion ana sew
orul others. None have been decided
upon. Richards said n had not Sc
lected any one definitely and might
decide to build n brand new
Richard and a number of business
men were in conference nearly AL day
following which the above statements
were made,
Concerning the authorities interfcr-
ing, very little is heard.
The Utah state laws do not prohibit
boxing contests and the Jefries-
Johnson fight is being announced as
n boxing contest.
Governor Spry is now in the east
and his present opinion on the matter
Is not available.
II was announced tonight thai the
fight would be held at Saltair. on the
of the great salt Lake. Tex
and a party of business men
Saltair This afternoon. and,
considering other places available. de-
cided on it. The pavilion was orig
inallN used for a bicycle track and
Will have a seating capacity of be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
JEFFRIIGS AND JOHNSON TO
POOL PROFITS or PICTURES

New York, Jan. 15.-Jim Jeffries
and Jack Johnson are said to be plan
ming h formation of a corporation to
be known as the Jeffries-Johnson Nov
ing Picture corporation ana by which
the fight pictures viii be exhibited, A
said to have been omitted from
the articles Of agreement between the
fighters will be printed today by the
New York World.
The clause as printed is No. Z said
to De a substitute for the original ar
ticie number and reads. And the
parties hereto agree that the princi-
pals james J. Jeifries and Jack john
son shall receive the fun 100 per cent
of the picture income and they snau
pay to Gleason n Richard 80 i-2
per cent Of the profits from such pic
ture display
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
N0RMALS WORSTED
BY VARSITY TEAM
40 TO 70
Big Crowd Sees Visitors Go
Down to Defeat at Hands Of
u, N, N, Lads,

BY an exhibition OF brilliant mdivid-
ual playing and splendid team work
the University Of New Mexico basket
ball team last night worsted the Las
Vegas Normal school by the convinc-
ing score of 40 to -. The game was
witnessed by a large crowd of enthus-
iastic fans who appiauded ~impartially
the numerous clever plays by the men
on both teams All around superior
work won out for the Varsity, all
though the visitors had The game
down to "a science themselves and
made many neat plays. Ellis Tor the
Normals was easily the star on his
team. while Cornish. Seder and otto
did exceptionally clever work for the
Narsits The lineup follows.
Normals-Comstoek, center, Ellis
and Koolcr, forwards; Buuringer and
Gilchrist guards, substitutes, Heed,
Barker, Powers
Narsity-Seder, center, Cornish and
Otto. forwards: Lembkc and Lee,
guards.
Referee, Ellis, umpire, Pearce.
An enjoyable dance followed the
game, Tho Las Vegas PLAYERS VIII
leave for home this morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
FROM INDIANS
Defeat Government Lads on
Their Own Grounds After
Hard Struggles Score II to
IS,

In a game that was zip ana tuck all
the way, the Albuquerque high school
basketball team Yesterday afternoon
Worsted the United states indtan
school boys on the Indian school
grounds by the score of II to Is. The
contest was played on the ground and
was necessarily slow Of action. but il
WAS interesting aud exciting through
out, At the end OF The first hall the
score was 9 TO ; in favor OF the In
dams md ii looked gloomy FOR The
town hoys. The \. II. S. rallied to
their colors in the second half OF the
game. however. and won out 10y Il mar
row margin of two points. y. Spencer
"A forward for the Indians. was the
stellar light FOR his-tcam. scoring nine
OF the fifteen points made. The line-
up follows.
High school. R~osenwald. center.
Balcomb, Doran, guards; Calkins, lap
raik. forwards.
indians: j. Teller. center. +. Spcn-
Ger. Hardy, guards. a. spencer, Lor-
EMO, forwards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
GLEASON DECLARES RICHARD
Is VICTIM OF DEIUSiON

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
SALT LAKE MAY
STAGE BATTLE
OF CENTURY
RICHARD DETERMINED TO
TURN DOWN SAN FRANCISCO
Nevada Promoter Declares Au-
thoritieS of Mormon State
viii Permit %JefffieS and John
son to Fight unmoIeSted,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Salt Lake, Jan. lick Richard.
The personal promo-er of the Jeffries-
johnson tight. came out hat-footed to-
night in a statement declaring that
the contest you'd be held in Salt Lake
IN the Fourth Of July next. This
statement is made in such positive
terms that the fight fans here are cell
ehrating tonight and money is being
freely offered that the fight viii be
ocld here. Richard has gone further
and voluntarily offered to post the
entire purse in the hands Of stake
s1otder Tim sullivan and depend upon
his faith 70 carry out his part of the
contract, which is that Sullivan VIII
pay over the entire sum TO the fighters.
After Il three hour formal meeting,
following all day conferences, and
looking over preparations and guar
antees, the announcement was made
on The authority Of Richard himself
tllat ,hc Jeffries-Johnson As round
boxing contest would take place III
salt Lake City,
Tonight Richard mailed the follow
ing 10 Rig Tim, sullivan OF New
York Clts, who is acting as ctak2-
holder
Won as official stakeholder 81 he
9Nftries-Johnson boxing contest aext
July fourth, ana j, as partner with
Jack Gleason, of San Francisco, as
promoters of the 4%5-round boxing
contest, wish To officially notify you
that the battle viii take place in salt
Lake City.
II wish to further notify you that |
stand ready any time to post he err
tire purse with YOU and in the event
ar CRITICAL ptarferanEe ar tbrouph am.
cause or fault OF the Utah authorities
the boxing contest being stopped, ]
duihcrize you to paw Owe the entire
purse Of s1rl 900 posted with ynu 10
the principal representatives OF James
5. Jeffries or Jack Johnson.
(signed) TEN RICKARD.t
Richard gave out the following
statement.
From the very first | was in favor
Of salt Lake City as the scene of the
contest between Jeffries and Johnson.
In naming Salt Lake City ] am
not overstepping myself. My agree
ment with my partner, Jack Gleason,
gives me the privilege of naming
the place Of holding the event. BY
his power, ! am naming salt Lake
City or a spot in its immediate Vicin-
ity.
u came over from ELY, Nevada, 10
be present at To-Day S conference. he
representative bankers. business men
and professional men, at the meeting,
assured me. of the positive guarantee
to hold the meeting in Utah. Their
word is good enough for me
My announcement brands as lies
the libelous and malicious stories sent
out lately saying that | was holding a
big stick over San Francisco to offer
mo a bonus in order to hold the bout
there and further stating that Salt
Lake is impossible FOR the meeting.
Right here | wish to state that I
am not in this game to make any
money. Contrary to other libclous
reports, ] am not bankrupt. Still r
would much prefer being bankrupt to
telling the lies that have been circu-
lated about my handling the Jeffries- !
Johnson battle. Besides, my partner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16

dclo. third Time, liz $780,
Third race. SIX anl one-half fur
longs. selling Banorella won, Mar
second; Sainotta. third. Time
lee.
Fourth race, n mile, Iissak handi-
cap-Bubbling Water Won Fort John
son. second; Raleigh, third. Time.
l.8s 30.
Fifth race. siX ana one-hait fur
longs. selling-Ornate won; Cobble-
skill. second, ~.AIgonaut. third. Time.
1:23 f-5.
sixth race, five and one-half FUR
longs. purse-Buronia won. Rosslare,
second: Dady Gip. thrd Time. 1s0s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16

Tampa, Via. Jan. is. Four-fifthf
Won today. but one Of Necha. IN the
first was disqualified for interference
First race. 8 ~ furlongs: selling.
Cobmosa won, Necha. second; Judge
ISaufley. third. Time. 1913 %.
Second race. o furlongs Grenade
won; Grace kimball, second; billie
liibbs. third. Time. l:13 3-5.
Third race. SIZE f%urlongs, selling.
st. Dennio won. Caesar, second: Nor
phet. third. Time. 1:12 3-5.
Fourth race. J mile. DssOrine won,
Hyperion, second; Warner GriswelL
third. Time. l.4S-
Fifth race. ! mile, selling: Descom-
nets Won. Edwin IT,. second; Acolin
third. Time, ]t fG l-5.
sixth race. mile: selling. Casso-
way won. Canopian. second, pr
Young. third. Time, i.49 20.
New doines every day. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
ROBBERS RUNNING
AMUCK IN THE
GEM CITY
Several Business Establish
ments Ransacked by Audac-
ious Thieves Who Have Made
Good Their Getaway


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Especial Dispatch Z" me MORNING 'onr"''i
Soc0rro. n. w., jim. TO- Socorro
has baou infes+43 for "a week or moro
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
RACING RESULTS



Juarez, Mexico. Jan. l1.-The fine
weather ana a very attractive card
drew a big crowd to Tcrrazas park to-
day and the public had q very profit
able afternoon as nearly all the Win
ners were well played. Two new
track records we're made this after
noon. Scrvilc stepped the seven fur
longs in 1925 3-5 and Wolfertpn ran
the one ana one-siNteenth miles in
t.46 rs.
Colonel Matt Winn returned today
from Il two weeks vacation in Ken
tuck.
First race, selling six furlongs-
Gibson. ia CBensehoten). 6 to I,
Won; HardlNson. 100 (Creery), 20 to /.
second. Cardinal Sarto. flA (t1ollis-
ter). 10 TO \. third. Time, f.f4. Ar
denia, kiamesha II, Don Hamilton
Bonnie Reg, Sabado, Hollow and
Louisa = also ran.
Second race. selling, five ana onc-
hair %furlongs Lady Panchita, 1903
tGarnerl.. z to 8. won; Mia, loS
CM~olesworth), 10 to l. second; Mike
Molett. l02 D;aInseyD. 10 to /, third.
Time, 1907 2-5. Dell. Awe Il, Aunt
Nancy, FL Perfecto, Good intent,
Charles Fox and Snowstorm also ran
Third race. selling. six furlongs
Knight Deck. 1903 CMondanD. 9 to g..
won; Gladys Louise. lo7 CMoles-
worth). 8 to 1. second; Sibari. 40
tGarner). . to l., third. Time,
1913 2-5. Bright Skies, Plume, Mig
ger Baby. Judge Shortail. Golden ana
Comal also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlougs-Scr-
vile. 1903 CMoiesworth1. is To ;. won,
Wander, iO5 CWarrcn). to T.. Sec
ond; Gold Finn. t04 (~t<enncdyb, : to
/, third. Time. 1.35 80. Lomond
ANA French CooE also rgn.
Fifth ace selling, ono and one-si~-
teeuth miles-Wolfcrton, in7 (Smnil).
Z to 2, won: Gunsfon. 102 tEenscho-
tenn. s 10 3. second. Engravcr. 10I
tNolesWorth). 10 10 l.. third Time,
1:46 20. The Thorn. st. Kilda. Cap
tain Burnett ana Aimena also ram
sixth race, selling. six f~nrlongs-
Nohoome. 1t2( Molesworthj. 20 q,
won; Minnolette. l0i tGaruefD. 4 TO
!. second: Cotyitc, i04 CBeuschotenl,
3 to 1. third. Time, 1913 So. Maure-
tania. Minnie Bright. ina Cray, Fly
ing Pearl and Minnie Baugert also
ran.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
Biggest show Of season. Gem.

Famous Race Track Flame swept.
New York. Jan. 15.-The famous
old Gutenberg track. where racing
was once held the year around was
destroyed by fire tonight The en-
closed pavilion and all other buildings
We're out of repair from years Of dis
use and the loss VIII not be heavy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
Successful BipIanc Flight.

Dousey. France. Jan. 15EItoger
0nmmti, using a folding bipiane. OF
hts "Nl Invention and construction
made q successful flight today at RAJ
iailly et A%illieourt. about seven miles
Ia ~ l1lnutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16


Oakland. jan. f5.-Dwing 90 Starter
DWyer overlooking PM Mohr. when
The horse was ian front of the barrier.
Il WAS necessary to run tho first over
ar Gmefyvilie TO-DAY. Phil Mohr had
broken ont IN front and was returning
to the post when the field Was sent
away. Martin turned qnicklN with
phil Mohr and led the others home.
Old Mexico and Zikand being next
without the riders dismounting the
field was sent back +" the post 10y the
Judges. Phil Mohr was made favor
lite I'm place of Lady Elizabeth. but
tho original waEers stood. Phil Nohr
beat the harrier this time but tired
in the last nuarfer and old Mexico
beat MIN Ziukand was again third.
Tho Lissak handicap resulted in a
neck victory for Bpbbling Water. tho
fsKorite. Fort Johnson. fhe second
horse. was best as he was cut OFF and
Doeaeied several times. The track wus
heavy Results.
First face. five end onc-half fur-
longs. purss-Old Mexico wou. Phil
Mohr. second zlnkand. third. Time.
1918 "-5.
Second race. fntHrity caursg soli-
ing -Oareiu Won Ecson. sccpnl For
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16

nov represents the Pacific Mutual
Life insurance company in the Pccos
valley, win regret 70 learn that me is
critically ill ana under the care OF
-FOUR physicians in Glendale, Cal
he went before the holidays
Mrs Tight Is with bim and the latest
reports of his condition are grave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
WILL SUE MAYOR FOR
STOPPING PRIZE FIGHT

Pueblo. Jan ls.-Deciaring Mayor
iFngafd stopped the scheduled Shocls-
Kid Texas bout on The da3 of the bat
Tie, offer he had promised not p" in-
teIfcre. the promoter OF The right. r
-. D;uley. ia "a statement issued to-
night said hc would brius suit against
the mayor to the amount exc
pended hv the Eagles club in making
arrangements for the contest.
prulcN said that h. had THE permis-
sion uf the mayor and Chief "f Pullce
Sullivan tu hold iht bout
For smart folks Gem thenter.
Co this very afternoon to thlf s'lti
tnelfer. Gem Hculle-leadtr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
&s aEgssg EzssEY -
Humphreys Seventy-Seyen
Famous Remedy for colds g.
C 7fP

When crip prevails. everything IS
"Trip.
Taken ,arly. cuts 1t short rron ptiy.
Taken during It's presaleuee preoc-
curles the system and prevents It's
invasion.
Taken while suffering. relief IS
specify renlized. which is continued
te an cntire cure.
Handy to carry, nts the vest packet
AN Druggists 25c.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co,
Cor. William and Ann streets, New
York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16

hiluouclluc Will have civ Vaude-
ilr See fhc siart todlE. Gem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16

For smart fol Gem theater-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-24
GARRICK THEATRE.

It is evident that Pritchard wrote
the lines OF The IrOnmaster' during
housekeeping time. when life seemed
really serious. Whatever humGf seems
10 be in them from William Inger-
soils production OF the drama at the
Garrick theatre is there by virtue Of
Wilson Days eccentric Interpretation.
BY reason Of this fact. a drama the
atmosphere OF which would be de-
cidedly eerie is saved from failure and
the climax leaves the audience believ-
ing 1t would be worth while IL the
characters would not mislay their
lines so they could not be found at
moments NOTICE
The scene OF the unhappiness Of
Philippe DeTblay and Claire dc Beau
lieu is laid in southern France and
the curtain rises on the Chateau de
Beaulieu, where Mile. de Beaulieu is
the betrOthed of Due de Bligny, who
has designs upon her fortune She
has also a designing cousin. in the
person of Athenais MOulinet daughter
OF poor tradesman, but who succeeds
In marrying de Bligny leaving Claire
heartbroken TO nurse her grief
Philippe Derblay, q young tradeSman.
finds in Claire his hearts desire end
Weds her. Though there Is a coldness
between them, because OF her lingering
love for the duke, she finally learns
10 love her husband and in saving his
life IN a duel they are brought to-
gether in perfect happiness.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-24
ORPHEUM THEATRE.

The weeks Orpheum program is en-
tertaining. with enough variety in the
act 10 make il interesting from start
TO finish. There is a special attrae-
tion for the children in the engage
ment OF George Anger and company in
one of their own fairy tales. Jack, the
Giant Killer" Two midgets and the
giant Anger. who is eight feet two
inches in height, and two ordinary
sized women make up the cast. ETn-
est ROmmel. said TO be the smallest
comedian in the business. a lively lit
tie fellow. who Stays the giant in the
proverbial manner after an exhibition
duel that is highly amusing.
George Mckay and John Cantwen
give a novel satire entitled THE Great
White Way" which introduces a couple
OF new songs and some clever dancing
specialties. The sketch begins with
cracks at the New York police force
and an exhibition OF the methods en-
plOyed by pickpockets. The leaders OF
the company are capital entertainers
and their act goes well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Connolly present
that Old-time favOrite. "Sweethearts,
by ". 5. Gilbert. IL has been cut down
10 a twenty minute sketch. though none
of the important elements is omitted
and the same true love story is told
in a charming manner. II is played in
two scenes that correspond 10 the orig
their parting in the garden and the
same place forty years after on the re-
turn OF the Indian veteran.
Arthur Bowen, billed as singing
cartOOnist, makes several character
Sketches which he describes in enter
tanning songs. His drawing is quick
and skillful and the descriptions are
amusing. Miss Irene HOwley presents
another singing number in which she
changes her costume with each song
She has a sweet rather light voice and
a charming manner that makes the
songs go.
The krags trio are a troupe of Eu-
rOpean gymnasts. who give a good eX-
hibitiOn. IL has been some weeks since
an act Of this character has been seen
at the Orpheum and IL was appreciated
IN consequence. Lem-Put, a singing
clown, opens the bill with impersona
tions OF animals human voices and mu-
steal instruments that are well done
and we'll received