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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
DRAMATIC NEWS AND COMMENT

y view OF The fact that Henry w,
tases forthcoming production OF Puc-
tls grind opera. The Girl Of the
'aden West in English Will be pre-
'lleo IN Salt Lake some time during the
nsfn, season The following letter, writ .
y bv Mrs. Milton StrasburGcr nf Wash :
s'on from LUcCa, italy, where she and
y husband arc spending their honey
epon. Is especially interesting:
.Ihc singers have coWc-prtnCiDalS and
Prus and rohcarSals from carly morn
lsie al night are being held, III spite
INC icrc" Italian heat. The great
'crhi himself, big and blond. has
feartd on several occasions at rehesr-
"; And most interesting OF all. a
Plley horde Of people stands the live
rS daE IN front uf tho opera house
|prled hcggars. tho idlcls i'm the sun.
Fgcd mothers with bare foot, dirty
'19dron cliuEiug to their skirts, OF brown
pics slrUbcIinG in their arms. looking
fn-moutbed and large eyed at tho win
ns trom which the voices OF tho sing
conc 10 them. The business man,
fr'inc uISt. and the siEnora on her
pppinc tour. are, ny force Of the won
r,ul instructive love uf music in every
.nan-bc hc hich born or low-com %
Ien TO siup a moment. But IL is the
kp rath"s of ia" unspolScn admiration
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
of the New
President of the
Republic Is a Wise
|Counselor, Who
Often, During the
w ar, as She Sat at
His Right Hand,
Spoke the Word of
Mercy or Wisdom
That Decided His
Judgment as to Men
b. Policies
By Mark Osmand Prentiss

al the fall Of the city of .Juarez it became a
IAN reasonably prediction that Francisco
IA Madero Jr. would he elected TO
succeed Diaa president of Mexico
"a nsturay the people of the United States
hrau to study with renewed interest this
an. who from the position of country banker and
,rmer should gather around him all his dissatisfied
f,iov.citzens aud within few months force the
rtremeut Of a president and cabinet which all the
vrd had thought mmovable
R II this connection ! visited Mexico TO note
dtons aud learn II possible, to what extent Amer.
nt capital in Mexico was IN jeopardy, and what
1rsricau investors could expect in the way of pro
,eiou of their interests under the governmental ad-
ffistration of Msdero.
one need be in Mexico long to learn OF an
xtr personality with even greater influence than
IS in affairs of state. that of Sonora Sara i, Ma
iro his wife now the first lady Of Mexico.
Never will | forget my first impressions OF her.
was only q few days after the iusurrectos under
n command of Senior Madcro had occupied the city
.Juarez that I found Sonora Madero in depart,
s,nt store in RI Paso Texas which is only
's border buying on her personal credit hospital
lppies, linens. bedding, clothing and a hundred
kings for the wounded soldiers 4 small, slender
'pnau Of about five feet. weighing around 100
sands with gentle sweet smile that carried sug-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

ard witba air of determination
IT Fl + proprietor of the store introduced me a
newspaper man, and she referred TO her nus
band, who is good and would tell all 1 told
her the American people wanted to know about her,
but with becoming modesty she again referred
to her husband ''who is good. -" Bu, to discuss the
soldiers. cher boys. and the question Of cduca
tion she consented TO give interview tho next day
first picture she has had taken since girihood
81 hope good friends in the United states Will
not think of people loving war, but rather
those who love peace and quiet development OF the
great resources of Mexico" she said Senor
Madero and myself and all friends hope for noth-
ing better than era Of quiet and prosperity, an
where there opportunity FOR all TO do
weI-not for the few. hope for the day when the
government will provide free schools for all the
girls and boys. YOU have in the states. This be,
eve will be among the first reforms of the admins.
tratiou.'
Sonora Madero is Of old and very influential
Mexican family. educated in private schools and
in southern California is thoroughly IA.
eves in the doctrine that to be happy and progres
sive her people make education easier TO obtain
and universal among the children.
g TNcE her marriage some eight years ago, and up
~ until the time she took the field - with her hus
band. Sonora Madero has lived their large panta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

Riliousness is due 90 disordered con.
.dition Of the stomach. Chamberlain =
Tablets are essentially = stomach medi-
cine. intended especially 90 act on that
orgar; 20 cleanse il, strengthen IL, tone
and invigorste it, TO regulate tho liver
effectually. For sale by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

successfully in such plays as The Test
and Resurrection and Robert u.
Haincs. the popular leading man, Both
have narkcncd TO the voice OF Msrun
Beck, and viii soon be in the houses
controlled BY the Orpheum circuit Miss
Walsh has one-act play called The
Thunder God" in which she will be seen
Arthur Hopkins. Her season Will open
at the Columbia thcatcr in st. Louis.
Mr. TIaincs for his initial vaudeville
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

aldinH Farrar-who was singing the role
OF Marguerite IN Faust that evening
would convince him 90 the contrary. the
scoruful musician shook his mead sadly.
Sure enough. before Miss Farrar hsd been
on the stage fiv" minutes, the Italian
reached for his hat and rose. Just wait
lGttle." begged Mr. Henderson. she II
couvinC" YOU vet 4 know a. re-
turned his friend. THAT D. why ! go"
Donald Robertson tells of an eccentric
English country squire who was an ar
dent devotcc OF the theatcr and ~ ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

srature. This gentleman acquired an old
folio COPY % Shakespeare and installed
it in Il separate and specially built case
IN his library. on this case he had
fastened brass plate, bearing The fol-
lowing inscription.
To authors: Thou shalt not steal
To critics. Thou shalt not bear false
witness"
TO actors Thou shalt DO no murder q"
Sec pictures o. prominent local peN.
pic AT The Tribune art studio, l5S
South Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

I.awrancs D'Orsay Is proving one 81 the
most valuable assets among the enter
prlses OF John Cort. This most CsTiCa =
turcd Of all comedians on tho American
stage f. having n very pronta blc6 s-u >,'i.
~ present DOrsay Is PLAYING hisGavori,e
character OF Lord CarGlnStou IN The
Earl OF PawiuCkct' I'm the Canadian prov
ipcos. and rs attracting enormous husi-
moss. After a tour 10 tho Pacific coast
he Will return east and VIII bc seen In
New York late this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
ICAN CURE YOU EDEE'
y RHEUMATISM FNEE

hiS Photograph truthfullv shows 'hc
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y today | enjoy perfect health and de-
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EtefN daN lost means on" more Jay vi
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

Nat Goudwin-rumor has twas re-
Gently holding forth TO company 81
chosen spirits In tho smoking room ol
tho Lambs club. Mr.. Goodwin q, seems
had NcuiurHd to read certain nNwsps
Per Criticisms concerning his perfor-
,uancss ~ late. and iu consequence his
mood was not at all romplarcui. In par
iicular. ha Was sgEricNcd AZ the notice
taken Of hts Increasing wears.
why tho dickens the annoy rd Mr..
Goodwin is reported 10 have exclaimed.
do they keep referring 10 my AK" aud
talk about my coming hack I'm oniy
fifty-orc' Here's Forbes Robertson
he's nfty-ninc. and I'D Sothcru-he' .
ufty-thrcr. and Rob Nantcli he must ba
about sixty. Yet the papers nrVor talk
about their age or ask N they can come
back" Why are they always asking n
I rsU come back
VIII. Collier. who zss among those
present nickorcd - wicked sycid and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
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NV0<VH HEuIR.
SS(0&Y| WAyIA
SToSS SOCIETY,"

the new administration TO do all this under direct
control Of the central government We viii pTont ov
the of your people, and lot this the
great and responsibilities of government
fall into the hands of private enterprises.
Ii matter OF common knowledge that all dur
ipg the campaign Senior Madero held no war coun
ellis without her presence, and from her position at
bis right, sitting little behind him, her lips close
to his ear, she has by 4 whisper decided many
portant issues, and her wnsome smile. gcnencss ana
cleverness has many occasions handled difficult
situation all to the glory and credit OF her husband
Mexico should maintain y standing army.
she said, when the future of ''her soldiers was
mentioned. lat most only skeleton of one, aud
that army should be made up Of officers, graduates
from our college. which is like your West Point,
aud volunteer soldiers The abuse Of sentencing
criminals and social derects to the army Tor
term will never be allowed when my husband be
comes president
~ NE could not but marvel at the grasp grea,
questions the thorough study Of governmental
problems and the decisive of expressing her
ideas by this little
For instance ''You. good friends in. the great
United States must think that all Mexieaus ad-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

4 characteristic story OF the divine
Sarah has Gostcd over from Paris.
She was in q booksellers shop Te
Gently examining some very hand some
volumes. The young bookseller was very
charming and smisble, and I'm The course
Of conversation IL came ont that nc w3
q passionate adwir"r Of III" great actress
and often spent his hard earned francs on
seats In The SallorA.
Madame VAS highly delighted with the
humble tribute 10 her genius She
sNooped down upon e pile of books, tore
page from one of them and hasiil,.
scrihhlcd an order FOR two stalls az her
'n"stcr for that evening. Ey o violent
effort of viii Tho bookseller rcfrainsd
from bursting into icaTS-not III happiness
or gratitude. mind YOU. FOR the impctUour
lady had selected = particularly valuable
edition ~ famous book 10 tear Tho page
from. and had managed 20 do DANA &
running into pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

appearance. has secured the only one OF
George Broadnurst's sketches, II y called
The Coward" and is one-act melo-
drama. Mr. Haincs Vaudcvill" debut
will be- Al the Majestic theatcr. Chicago,
on October is.
Those who have been unwilling 20 con
Cede the stage the same freedom the cor =
Stitutiou guarantees the press have been
surprised at the reception accorded Jos
cph MedHl Pattcrsons Rebellion" In
which Gertrude Elliott Is appearing In
New York. This play had been seen In
several other cities. always witA great
success. but meeting with strenuous op-
position from those who opposed it's aU-
thor's idens In New York how-,c,.
though many Of tho critics took issue
with Mr. Pattcrsn on The questions his
play evokes yet they had nothing put
praise for his sincerity and courage IN
graphing with them. II takes BIG themes
to make big dramas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

IL Is related that one evening last vim
ter. William Henderson. tho eminent
musical critic. took with him TO the opera
a distinguished Italian musician who
cherished flrin belief that. no one. not
born in Italy. could really sing. In par
'ticular the Italian did not hcsitate to OK
press his conviction that Tic voices o(
Americans were invariably atrocious. and
when Mr. Henderson asserted that Ger
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

ton and has given much serious thought and sclen-
tifc study to irrigation. Her words carry weight
when she says: There are millions of acres 10
Mexico which be made productive as any m
the world by irrigation and it viii be the policy OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

glanced up. "Thcrcs one reason that oc-
ours to me. hc observed mildly. Those
fellows never went away"
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penora Sara p. De Madero, the First Lady {

Lefr P.S<f|G
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

Two more. prominent players hsNS IGT-
Iron tho Legitimate" stage toT vaudeville
Niss blanche Walsh. who has starred
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PhilIIes Win sIuafest.

Philadelphia May II .--In defeating Pittsburg, 19 to 10 today. Philadelphia broke the seasons scoring record in the National League Camnitz. Gard. ner and Smith were all hit hard by the home team. while Alexander was effective until the ninth inning when the visitors scored seven runs on two two-bageers by Mccarthy and Miller two errors and four bases on balls PiiH. ...,1 Q O 0 0 ? 0 7--f0 l Phila. 70 0 Q 8 x-19 IT s
 Camnitz. Gardner. Smith and Gib. son; Simon. Alexander and Dooin.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cubs Defeat Giants.

New York, May 11.-The Chicago Cubs, after having lost five games in row, turned on the Giants and de- feated them 9 to 3 today. in a con- test featured by the pitching of Harry Mcintyre.
 Chicago Q O l 0--9 l5 l New York l o 0 01 0--3 s I
 Mcintyre. King and Archer; Gran dall, Raymond, Marquard and Myers and Wilson.
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oRRlNE FOR WHlsKEY AND BEER
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orrine is the standard remedy and

Orrine is the standard remedy and Is every where recognized as the most successful and reliable home treat ment for the Drink Habit" It is highly praised by thousands of wom- en, because 1t has restored their loved one to lives of sobriety and useful ness, and the weekly wages which at cne time were spent for Drink" are TOW used to purchase the necessities and many comforts od home. Any wife or mother who wants to save her husband or son from Drink" will be glad to know that she can pur- chase ORRINE from Sorrells Drug
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St Louis Overwhelmed.

Brooklyn May II Brooklyn bat ted Steele and Geyer hard today while Barger was well nigh inyincl. ble and the home team won its first game of the series. 10 to l. Dauberi had home run. a triple and two sin. gles in four times up.
 St. Louis 0 Q Q 0 010 O. 3 i Brook. 70 1p420 3 x-1o 15 2
 Geyer and Steele and Bliss and Bresnahan; Barger and Bergen.
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Boston Wins Hard Game.

Cleveland. May 11.--Cleveland ane Boston fought one of the hardest dia- mond battles ever seen here today the visitors winning after ten in. nings, to 6. Pinch hitting was used by the wholesale. and resulted r seven pitchers being used.
 Cleye. ~1f0 Q 0 0121 O-6 13 1 l}os 2 0 % I ? 0 Q 1-7 II [
 Banding, Kaler. Hardness, Ting
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ChIcaoo Hits Hand

Chicago, May 11.-Chicago batted Groom all over the field today and had little difficulty burying the wis. |itors in an avalanche of hits, winning the game by score of 20 to 6. The support behind Groom was also very ragged. Chicago 70 o 21 076 x-20 20 3 Wash. .11110 0 o ? 0 0--6 10 6
 White and Sullivan; Groom and Henry.
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Phlllles Beat St. Louis.

St. Louis, May II. Phiadelphia scored three runs in the ninth and defeated the locals again today, 4 to 2. Sensational fielding by Shotton and Hoffman and Strunk's run were the features.
 Fhila. ... 70 0 0 3--4 l |St. l.. 70 0 o ? 0--2 2 I
 Coombs, Krause and Livingstone and Thomas; Powell and Clarke.
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Montgomery Wins.

Montgomery, May II Montgomery took the second game of the series from Atlanta today, to 1. Splendid pitching by Sparks, brilliant fielding by Pratt, Dobbs and Elwert and Mil- ler's bad throwing to bases were the causes.
 Atlanta 70 0 0 0 o 0 o 1--1 5 Mont 100 3 0 8 0 0 0 x--6 6 ]
 Fisher and Miller; Sparks and Flint.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Memphis h Lead

New Orleans, May Il Memphis broke the tie for the lead that has existed for several days by defeat ing New Orleans this afternoon in the first of four-game series, to ?.
 Memphis I OO o O--5 II l N. o. 70 oO00 1 0 l--2 9 5
 Dickson and Knotts; Klawitter and Angermeier.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit Shut Out

Detroit, May 11.-Detroit helpless in the hands of Russell Ford today, failed to reach second base and New York captured the second game of the series, to 0. It was pitchers bat tie until the sixth and dumb playing thereafter aided New York in making runs
 IN. Y. :. .O 0 o 00121 2-6 10 c Detroit 70 0 0 o 0 0 O--0 l
 Ford and Sweeney; Lively and lStanage.
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FAIRGROUNDS MEETING

Washington, May 11.-Practical demonstrations of games for children by Washington children under the di- rection of visiting instructors fea- tured today's sessions of the Play. grounds Association of America
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Chattanooga Wins

Mobile, May II With the score tied in the sixth Murch, third baseman for sewed the game up with a drive over the right field fence, Hrlswett scoring ahead of him. Chatta 10 0 0 0 2 0 0 1-4 2 Mobile ...1 0 0 0 0 o O-1 ? 3
 Carmichael and Higgins; Manuel and Cadman.
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Nashville Loses

Birmingham, May ll.-Chieiiy the instrumentality of good pitching of Tannehill, Birmingham defeated Nashville this afternoon, I to 2.
 Birming .002O 1 0 x-4 10 0 Nash ....O11 % 0--2 1 2
 Tannehil apd Pratt; Bair and Nun son.
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Boston 70 1 l O 0 3 1--1O F 1 ICincin 70 0 040 ? 0 f 1--13 l4 z
 mcTigue. 1'erdue. Brown ani ;GiTa ham; Fromme and Mclean.
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clncy Wins sIow Game

Boston, May n. Cincinnati won 3 slow game from Boston today. i3 to 10. The locals ogt three home runs. but weak pitching lost the con, test.
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ling and Smith and Land; Wood c. cotte Hall and Carrigan.
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AMERICAN ASSDciATl9A

Indianapolis, 1; Columbus. ?. Minneapolis. f Milwaukee, IS. Louisville, ,; -Ti'oiedio, :. St Paul &: Kansas City, 20.
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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-07-20

Jake Lotzer returned this
morning from the cities.
Joe Dietz left Saturday even
ing for a visit at St. Paul,
Madison and other points east.
Ed. Mack of Norwood, Mimi.
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aug. Burgman a few days.
Miss Mabel Quinn entertain.
ed a number of her young lady
friends in honor of Miss Keene
of Fargo.
Fred Barrett, Carl Vanslaw
and Chris Prehn returned We'd
nesday evening from Moosejaw,
Canada.
The Misses Sadie and Marie
McCarty have returned from a
visit with relatives in Fair
bault, Mlnn.
Otto Odin is spending his
vacation with relatives III Du-
luth having left for that place
Wednesday.
Word from Mr.. and Mrs. ".
". Quaintance states that they
are the proud parents of a fine
baby girl nearly four months
old.
If you need any help Mr..
Farmer just call up Stern's
1881 and they will be glad to
help you to get them. It's free
of charge. $3.50 49,.
MIR. and Mrs. J. B. Wagner of
Lidger wood and Pres. and Mrs.
Smith autoed to Fargo We dnee.
day, returning the same even.
ing.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-07-20
Lies Garden

We are very particular about
the kind of seeds we put in GU,
gardens. but not all the plants
that start are from our sowing
The wind carried some seed
from a far off field where weeds
grew rank all last summer
These weeds, although you
never saw them, and were not
to blame for them growing in
your garden, will make trouble
for you if permitted to grow
and multiply.
1t is the same way with the
weeds of character, which we
will name faults. Sometimes
a person will think that his
failings or faults do not matter
to other people, but only to
themselves, which is a great
mistake. The breezes which
we call influence are continual.
ly waiting seed from one heart
to another, and one garden
given up to weeds may make
trouble for q great many PEG.
pie beside the owner.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-07-20

Miss Croker Of Lisbon was
visiting relatives in the city
last week.
Prof. and Mrs. Darner are err.
joying a visit from Mr.. Darner's
parents.
For plastering or mason work
see Albert Granrath, Phone
l72L.'
Mrs. Edelbrock. and children
returned home Wednesday
night from few days visit
with her sister in Bemidji.
Depty County School Supt.
Hankins is visiting at the old
home down in Illinois for a
couple of weeks.
Jos. Slattery aud wife of
Glasgow, Montana, were guests
at the home of Senator and
Mrs. Purcell a few days last
week.
FOR SALE-One kitchen
range 6 hole, 3 burner gasoline
stove. one refrigerator. Mrs
Mckay.
Miss Ethel Purdon entertain,
ed number of her young lady
friends last Friday afternoon.
honor of her cousin, Mis- g
Croker of Lisbon, n. Dakota
Mothers-You can save from
25c. to 75c. by buying your
washeuits now. There is still
3 months of hot weather before
US. Stern's.
Hugo Stern is spending q
week in Moorhead. helping in
store while Mr., Field one OF
the proprietors makes bust.
ness trip east.
We carry full line Of var.
nishes, lime, paint, cement
cement blocks, calcimine, brick
We do mason work, brick lay
ing, plastering, cement work
and make cement side walks
John Rischard & Son.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-07-20

Edison's latest invention consists Of
moving pictures that talk. II this
keeps up our actors will be forced to
60 to work. However, chorus girls
are not half so alluring when shown
on q screen.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-07-20

See the dishes at The Times
Prof. Station and wife are en-
joying a visit from Mr.. Stations
parents.
H. J. Korf was transacting
business in Hankinson the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. Jos. Voves was called to
LaCross, Wis.,, on account of
the sickness and death of a
niece.
Fine, large outside rooms
with telephone, running cold
and hot water. 75c and $1.C0
With telephone and private
bath, 1925 and $1.5O per day.
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis.