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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-21
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1.-THE Common Law"

Mr. Montgomery Il. Brewster takes
pleasure in Offering the first time in
your city the greatest story ever dra-
matted, by Lem b. Parker, which is
THE Common Law"
The Daily Oklahoman of Oklahoma
City says: "The first appearance Of
Lem b, Parker's powerful play. The
Common Law, was the attraction az
the Oyerholser Friday evening and the
enthusiastic reception which it was
given augurs well for its success at
the two performances, matinee and
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MOVED TO BRYAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. Moehlmi,
daughter of Sinner arriyed.}odo, ~
will make Bryan thelrj6ome, Mr. 49,,
Mrs. Moehlman are he parents =, ~
H. W. Moonlman q the slacasmI'h h,
firm of NundaY'& Nloenlman. The
Eagle is glad to welcome this faml,v
to Bryan
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night which p be given today BY
Montgomery Brewster's splendid
company Presented by char
acters sincere and convincing in their
views, 1t met with the. success It de-
serves" 1t goes on to praise all the
principals of the company and says
1.-The balance of the excellentlv hal.
anced cast is capable"
The Common Law" will be tho at.
traction at the Colonial Friday night
November "a. Tickets now on sale
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Mrs. Charlie stephan and sister.
Miss lnez Stephan. returned home
last night atrei weeks visit to rela.
tlves and friends in Houston
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
WILL Be HERE TO ATTEND THE
LAKE REGION N|D.W|NTER FAIR
COMMITTEE THAT VISITED THE
OFFICIAL WE'LL ASSURED OF
THE COMING OF THE ROAD.

President Pennington, Of the 500
railroad, Vice President Martin, and
his secretary, Morgan Throne, will be
in Devils Lake January 10 or II, hav-
ing accepted an invitation extended
them by committee at Minneapolis to
be present at the great Lake Region
Mid-Winter fair, to be held in this
city next month.
The committee Of Lake Regionites
calling on the 500 officials were Henry
Hale, P. j. McClory, W. H. Horton, Dr.
F. J. Pierce, Ole serumgard, B. J. Ness,
R. F. Austin and Mr.. Hartman of Ben
son county.
Mr.. Pennington expressed himself as
being very well pleased with the ter
ritory comprising the Lake Region and
talked at length on its advantages.
More farmers was the theme Of his
talk and the fact that the Lake Region
has set about to secure more farmers
for this section pleased him very much.
There is now no question about the
500 entering Devils Lake as was learn.
ed from the trend Of President Pen
nington IS talk, and Vice President Mar.
tin went SO far as to say that some
great surprise might be expected in
March.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
COAL CASES TO
Be HEARD AGAIN
FURTHER TESTIMONY IN FA.
NOUS SUIT BEING HEARD IN
ST. PAUL.

St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 21.-Testimony
on the reopening of the North Dakota
coal cases was taken here yesterday
and today before R. D. Hoskins, clerk
of the North Dakota supreme court, ap-
pointed special master of the cases.
The hearing was held at St. Paul,
instead of in North Dakota because
all the records are here. It is expected
the testimony will be concluded to-
night. The reopening follows the de-
cision of the United States supreme
court of 1909, which in some points
sustained the state courts, but the su-
preme court allowed the case to be re-
opened to permit additional testimony
to be taken later, to ascertain what
loss in revenue the roads would sus-
tain under the new rates.
The North Dakota legislature in 1905
passed law fixing the maximum rates
for coal carried within the state IS boun-
daries The roads refused to comply
and the attorney general instituted
mandatory proceedings A writ was
granted and the companies appealed to
the United States supreme court.
Attorney General Andrew Miller is
appearing for North Dakota. The Nor
thern Pacific, Great Northern and 500
railroads will be represented by their
respective counsels.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
RUNAAAAEAY BOYS BOYS :,
ARE PICKED UP
BOYS WILL BE PUT IN CHARGE
OF TRUANT oFFICER-G0Ys
CLAIM CRUEL TREATMENT.

Velva, N. d., Dec. 21.-Almond B.
Lockwood and Thomas W. Streeter,
aged 13 and 12 years, respectively,
were taken in charge by Aay.': Byer-
ly. It seems that the boys live near
brady postofice in Ward county and
left home Tuesday morning. The Lock
wood boy is living with his aunt and
tells a pitiful story of being beaten
and misused by her. His father lives
in Iowa and the boy had started out
for the latter state, the streeter boy
going along to keep him compaAy. The
two hoys stayed at Lawrence Marie
nee:s home Wednesday night and This
morning he became suspicious that they
were runaways and Immediately no.i-
fed Mayo Byerly, who took charge of
the boys and Immediately notified Col.
onel Scarlet Of Minot, Juvenile oficar
appointed by Judge Leighton. Mr..
s.carlett viii make personal investiga
tion of th- case.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

STOCK RAISING Is SUCCESSFUL
Big Farmer Makes Success Of Ship.
ping Stock 70 Market.

Bowbells Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Uglum from the foothills were in the
city looking after some business mat
ters. In addition to; farming Mr.. Ug
lum is one Of the most successful stock
raisers in this great Bowbells country
and this year shipped something over
$1,000 worth of cattle to the South St.
Paul markets. Most of the animals
were full blooded shorthorns and of
course brought the highest market
prices. Jim has nothing left now on
his farm in the line of cattle except
full blooded stock and intends to keep
them in that condition in the future.
He tells the Tribune that it doesn It
cost him bit more to raise blooded
steer than it does a scrub and that the
blooded stock always brings from a
third to half more when sold.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
PRETEND TO Be
SALYAT|0N|S1S
PERSONS REPRESENTING THEM
SELVES TO BE SALVATION AR
MY WORKERS. DECEIVE.


Parties purporting themselves to be
representatives Of the Salvation Army
have been canvassing the town asking
for collection and Captain Ellis in
formed the World that no one has had
any authority from the Army excepting
himself to make such collections and
that anyone who pays money to any
one else besides himself is giving it to
other than the army.
A number Of the stores have been
visited lately by these persons. In one
instance a young lady entered q bak-
cry and asked for cash donation for
the Army and when told that she coul I
have bread for the Christmas dinner,
refused the offer, saying that nothing
but money would do. The proprietor
gave the girl ten cents and Immediate
~ notified Capt. Ellis.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
SENATOR PASSED THROUGH

Senator A. s. Gibbons of Cando pass
ed through here yesterday from a trip
down into South Dakota where he pur-
chased carload of fine work horses
for use on his farm near the Towner
county seat. Mr.. Gibbons spent about
two weeks getting the horses and ship
ped them from Hazel, 8. D. While
horses are worth considerable money in
the neighboring state the Senator said
he was able to get them cheaper than
he could at home. He left yesterday on
the passenger with the carload, the rail
road agreeing to deliver them on that
train.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
GOT TWO YFARS
FOR BURGLARY

Fargo, N. D., Dec. 21.-Joe Roesch,
aliag Miller, va vas this ..ss.a afternoon sen
fenced to serve two years in the state
penitentiary at Bismarck for burglary.
Roesch was arrested about ten days
ago for stealing clothes from the El-
lott and Waldorf hotels. He also was
charged with breaking into one Of the
rooms at the Waldorf and carried away
some very valuable clothing belonging
to one Of the roomers at that place.
Roesch, when arraigned before Judge
Pollock this afternoon, entered a plea
Of guilty to the charge. He is also
wanted on a grand larceny charge in
Moorehead.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
SHIPS HORSES
TO M|NNES0T
OLD CUSTOM Is BEING REvERs-
ED-N0w FURNISH LIVE STOCK
TO EAsTERNERS.

Sanborn, N. D., Dec. 2l.-Geo. Will
son shipped carload Of young Barnes
county draft horses to Minnesota from
Sanborn. The shipment consisted Of
grade Shires and Percherons, and are
as likely bunch Of animals as you
will see anywhere. Heretofore it has
often been found necessary to ship
horses into Dakota from Minnesota.
and it is gratifying to note that 1he Gus
tom has been reversed and that our
fine blooded animals are finding mar.
ket in the east.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
CORN RAISING
IS PROFITABLE

Rhame, n. p, Dec, al. Q. Nc:
Laughlin' ' was as in, from his farm near
Badland, bringing in load Of wheat.
Mr.. Mclaughlin says that he raised
nine acres Of corn this year which pro-
duced 300 bushels Of fully matured
corn. The seed was the White Dent,
Yellow Dent and Bloody Butcher vari-
cites, was planted on sod, and given
no attention except that it was dragged
twice. He believes that corn will be
one of the most profitable crops that a
farmer can grow in this country and
plans to plant about so acres next
year.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
ELECT CAPTAIN.

Last evening the students who are
members of the football team met and
elected William Elmslie as their cap
tain for next year. Other arrangements
were made for strong team for next
season and. the boys are looking for
ward with exceedingly bright hopes for
the future.
Their record this year was exception
ally good, only being beaten by one
school team il the state and they have
just reason to feel proud.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
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A baby son was welcomed into the
homeaof Mr.. Miller last week.
Aletter from Hot Springs to the Sci.
gel family reports Mrs. seigel as very
poorly. We hope for q more cheerful
report soon.
Miss Bessie Klingel is home from,
Hamline college to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wright expect
to spend Christmas with Mrs. Wright g
parents.
Arthur and LsslielK Khngel transacted
business in Devils Lake Tuesday.
The Rev Mr.. Nudge will preach in
Cato next Sunday afternoon.
The Cato Agricultural club met with
the president, Leonard scharf, last
Tuesday. The attendance was large
and a very profitable business session
was held, during which several very
important matters were discussed. This
was followed by delicious lunch, serv.
ed by the ladies, when the club ad.
journed feeling that the afternoon had
been adyantageouslk spent.
Miss Ferris selmar will soon leave
for an extended visit with Wisconsin
relatives.
The Cato Union Sunday school viii
hold a Christmas program at the home
Of Emil Eich on Saturday evening. San
ia Claus is scheduled to arrive in time
to distribute the gifts from the Christ
mas tree.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
Father AND DAUCHTERDARE
PULLED ON FORGERY CHARGE
POLICE HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOE
BAD CHECK ARTISTS SINCE
LAST AUGUST.

Special to The World:
st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 21.-Frank
Kealy and his thirteen year old daugh-
ter were arrested today on forgery
charge. The man wrote small checks
and the cashed them at small
stores. yHsApolice have been on the
trail Of the two since last August. The
authorities say that the girl confessed,
thus implicating her father.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
NOTICE.

Mrs. Zunich wishes to state that the
hotel which has been known as the Col
umbia will be known as the hotel Zu-
mich hereafter. She also wishes to
state that she and her husband are do
ing their best to run clean, respecta-
BILE and neat hotel and desire share
of the public patronage.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
.B[ AN|E RESTS Be Tween
FIVE FOR FATAL WRECK
NIvNESsEs AT THE CoRoNER's
z'' q ! ! 1opAY q Ma,
Dlsi4REsE.

Special to The World:
Ortonvlle, MIMI, Dec. 21.-Blame for
the fatal Milwaukee h st. Paul train
wreck rests between Roy Law, flag
man; w. L. Kissey, operator at Anule-
ton; Operator Adams at Odessa; w. J..
Noonan, train dispatcher at Aberdeen
and Conductor Lewis Gilliak. It is
thought possible that the system Of op-
Grating the road was to blame in which
case all Of the men held for the wreck
will be released. Witnesses at the cor
oners' inquest all disagree.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
MEET AT TER
MANY. YEARS
BROTHER AND SISTER UNITED
IN WESTERN PART OF THE
STATE.

Beach, N. D., Dec. 21.-Mrs. Ed. Per-
ry was surely taken by surprise the
other day while walking np tine street
to meet face to face with t-other,
Frank Diabol, whom she had not seen
for eighteen years and for some time,
to her his whereabouts were unknown.
And the same with Frank, for he moved
his family here two weeks ago little
dreaming at that time that within The
confines of this city lived his long lost
sister.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
Christmas Dinner For All


lis the Devils 1916 P o. Eks the of
this will banqueted Christmas Monday after
Christmas Charities combined
emitting the holder
who know
partake
with and need be said that
with
will feel we'll
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
GIRLS ARE BATTERED TO HUSBANDS LIKE
CATTLE-.F|VE HUNDRED DOLLARS IS PRICE
NOTED SKI RIDERS TO COMPETE

Ashland, Vic, Dec. 21.-One of the
most important announcements that
Aksel Holster, secretary of the Nation
al Ski association, received this season,
is that Messrs. Swein Welhaven and
Ragnar Omtvedt, two Of the most not
ed ski riders of Norway, will compete
in various tournaments throughout the
nOrthwest
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
BOY is BITTEN IN FACE BY DOG
Large Dog Attacks Child and Seriously
Injured Him.

Mott, N. D., Dec. 21.-Donold, the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Black,
was badly bitten on the face by a vic
ious st. Bernard dog over in West Mott.
The little fellow is suffering quite a
bit from his injuries.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
Governor DENNEN GRANTS
SH|B[OW[R|NCS BRIEF STAY
WILL NOT HANG ON NEXT FRI.
DAY BUT WILL BE GIVEN UN-i !.
TIL EsRus4RN is. y{,.s.

Spe. ial to The World
Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. Ex-Governor
Dennen has granted stay of execu-
ton in the cases of Frank and Ewald
Shiblowering, Philip Somerling and
Thomas Schultz, who were to hang Fri
day. The execution has been held of
until Feb. 49,. A review of the case
will be taken to the supreme court on
writ of error.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
TELEP:'H:Q||:||'A|||[: | ] |: LIN
IS COMP PLETED.
CONNECTING SEVERAL WESTERN
TOWNS WITH THF OUTSIDE
WORLD.

Stanton, n. D., Dec. 21.-The tele-
phone line from Stanton to Fort Clark
was completed this week and now
Stanton has telephone connection with
the outside world. This will surely be
> great convenience to the Stanton mer
chants, who get their goods shipped to
Fort Clark, as it will enable them to
phone there to find out whether ship
nent of goods has arrived for them, in
stead of sending team as heretofore
just to find out that the goods had not
arrived.
Furthermore, it connects the farm
ers in the southern part of Mercer
county and the northern part of Oliver
county with their trading points and
allows them the comforts Of city life.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
LAKE REGION TO
EXHIBIT HERE
MUCH OF THE SAME ATTRACTION
AS rs SHOWN AT THE ST.
PAUL, SHOW.

The Lake Region exhibit arranged az
it is now at the st. Paul Land show,
lnder the auspices Of the Northwestern
Development association, will be shown
at the mid-winter fair in Devils Lake,
thus those who were unable to go to
the great exhibition at st. Paul will
have an opportunity Of seeing the ex.
hibit in Devils Lake next month.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
FARhERS Give =
|NF0RMAT ION
PROF. II. L. Boz. Ky SENDING
OUT CIRCULARS 10 !NoE.
vIDUAL GROWERS.

Prof. H. L. Bolley, state seed COM
has sent out circular to
large number of the individual fax
growers of the state asking for infor-
nation regarding the disinfection Of
Aaxseed for growing purposes. All
who are in a position to give any in
formation regarding the subject are
urged to take time enough and write
him thereon. It will greatly assist the
work Of the state seed laboratory.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

J. Whitaker the pioneer insurance
man, arrived in the city last night
from Fargo, where he spent few days
with his family. Mr.. Whitaker intends
returning to Fargo for Christmas and
also to attend the annual banquet Civ
en- the Pioneer agents.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

On every dollars worth Of furniture
purchased at Gilbertson's g pony tick.
ct will be given, on the beautiful shet-
land ponysto be presented to some one
Christmas. eve. On every FIVE dollars
paid onsaecount the Maker Of Happy
Homes viii give pony ticket.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
N 'CURREN WINS
CRARY MATCH.
THREW LEWIS TWO OUT OF
THREE FALLS IN MATCH
THERE LAST NIGHT.

Druggist AIcGurren of Crary met
Frank Lewis, the Iowa wrestler at
Crary last night and won the match
after short session Of wrestling. The
men who went from this city to see
the match declared it a good one.
The first fall went to Lewis in %
m inutes, the toe hold being fortunate
in winning the fall over McGurren.
The latter came back strong and won
the second fall with scissor on the
head and back arm hold in two min
utes. In obtaining the fall he badly
twisted Lewis arm and the Iowa man
refused to 60 on for the third fall
and after his ten minutes had expired
the referee awarded the match to Nc
Gurren.
Mrs. G. A. Tyler has returned from a
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
YOUNG RUSSIAN GIRL TELLS PIT
IFUL TALE TO POLICE AT
LOS ANGELES.

Special to The World.
Los Angeles, CAL, Dec. 21.-A young
Russian girl called on the police here
today and told a pitifl tale Of how
the parents Of the girls in the Russian
colony here bartered their young daugh-
ters for husbands like cattle. she said
that $500 was the usual price asked.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Honey stopped
off in the city yesterday enroute from
Edmore to Eastern Canada, where they
will spend the holidays.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

DR.. Smith took an auto trip to Web
ster today. The roads were a little
snowy but the doctor says the machine
made the trip we'll.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

Mrs. How, wife Of the operator at
the Great Northern, is spending Christ
mas with her parents at Ashtabula,
Ohio.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

Mrs. John Oldham and little daugh-
ter of Wolford were taken to the Mer-
cy hospital yesterday where they were
operated on.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

Misses Retta and Gladys shand Of
Crary are visitors in the city.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22
Special to The World:
Teheran, Persia, Dec. 21.-serious
fighting between the Persian constitu-
tionalists and the Russians is report
ed. No details have been procurable. :.
Eugene Fritz of Grand Forks was &
caller in the city yesterday.
SNOW FALLING
IN Twin CITY
ST. PAUL is IN THE GRASP OF A
HEAVY SNOW STORM ALL
DAY TODAY.

Special to The World:
st. Paul, MINI, Dec. 21.-This city
in the grasp of a heavy snow storm
which started at 10 O'Clock last night.
No wind and a moderate temperature
prevails.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harris of Edmore
were shoppers in the city yesterday and
today.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

Mrs. G. A. Tyler has returned from a
visit with friends in the east.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

northwest.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-12-22

that $500 was the usual price 8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
HUGHEY TATE

Throueh n deal just contaminated
Dos Manager NcNlccr OF fhc Wsshing.
ton club of che American League.
short stop Scott. Second Ha~cman
sheer and First Wascman Huchcv
Tate. Of the Youngstown Stccimcu. BE-
come Tho property of fhc Senators
Tho "details of the deal wore closed uu
yesterday. and tho trio viu join tho
Senators next spring whom che, go on
their sprng training trip Tate is an
old Stocic player. and local admirers
are aIad to hear of bus rise ne 10
nov hitting The pill az $40 rata
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
AMOS oEeoLT

-rs. fN.f.f.H fu frs r.s..f.-f--r~
FlTTSlll re- Aug 1H Miss ia
Miriam Amos. of Fairmort. and Rev.
y y uchoit of Guyandotfc. vs. VI.
were united BOZ marriage Wednesday
morning af the seventh Avenue hotel
in riff-hurE Wcy Daniel WcstfaU. ~
TIfehurE. orlciafirg The bride is the
daughter OF fho lafc stephen Amot.
and sister OF George Amos. sheriH W
Marion county For several wears Sha
taught successfully iu che public
schools " Fairwont Nr uohor la
graduate of fho Fairmouf Normal. and
was principal ~ tho Fourth ward
school There fcr number ~ wears.
After q Wedding jouruc, thcy VIII rc-
side af Guyauduttc. vhcre Nc1 Mr.
uehoIf is pastor OF tho Ncthodi-f Epis.
copal church
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20
LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE
IT'S CHRISTMAS TIME.

The holiday spirit is in the air.
Like dawn, it comes and spreads its
beauty over the whole world, inspir-
ing a universal delight in GIVING.
Its charm permeates the darkest how
els of trade and reawakens univer-
sal unselfishness that is far to prone
to sleep. 1t lays its finger on the
hearts of parents and eXcites in the
children a fresh delight-that throws
over the whole of their future lives,
"a glow never to be forgotten. Nc
Connell and Lowe carry a complete
line of holiday footwear. Mems and
Ladies' lKid-Felt and Fur trimmed
house slippers. Just the things that
will be appreciated as Xmas present-.
COME AND SEE.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20
WATSON A. AGARD DEAD
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Watson r. Agard, a pioneer resi-
dent of Grand Junction and we'll
known here, died at Sawtelle, Califor-
MIA. on November 18th. In referring
to his demise the Sawtelle Sentinel
said:
Watson r. Agard, a veteran OF
the civil war, died at his home on
Nevada avenue. Sunday night at the
age of seventy-four years after
long and painful illness. He served
his country as corporal Of Company
H, Second Missouri Volunteer cayal-
ry during the rebellion. He was born
at Partege, Ohio. although the great
er part of his life was spent in Illi-
nois. Missouri and Colorado. He was
justice of the peace in the latter
state until twelve years ago when he
came to southern California for the
benefit of his health.
He was a member of the Masonic
fraternity, and. at the time of his
death, his membership was in Grand
Mesa Lodge at Grand Junction, Colo
rado"
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20
STATE To GET
$4,000 FROM
WyMAN ESTATE
A Report Filed by Appraiser Bickel
Shows Book Cliff Owner to Have
Mesa County Property Valued
at $4,000.

The report of Karl A. Bickel, as
inheritance tax appraiser for the
bird district on the fee. collections
from the Isaac Wyman estate, was
filed yesterday with ttorney General
Ben Griffith in Denver.
The report shows total value
Of the property of 100000 and the
state will collect from this amount
the sum Of $4,000. No effort is be-
ing made BY the administrators of
the estate to combat the payment Of
the tax.
Isaac Wyman was 4 muI.imillioE-
aire of boston and among other
large holdings he owned the Book
Cliff mines and Book Cliff railway
in Mesa county. His Will, which made
"a large bequest to Princeton uui7er-
slty. was widely commented UPON al
The time OF his death.
rails estate is the largest in the
state. with the exception of that of
David Moffat, and Is the largest so
G5r collected in the third dis. .rict.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-20
Big Audience Pleased.

Last night a very large audience
immensely enjoyed the mystifying,
remarkable performance given at the
Auditorium. as one of the attractions
{ the Y. NJ. C. A. lyceum course. by
Reno, the celebrated magician, 1t
was one of the cleverest entertain
ments Of its kind ever given in
Grand Junction. Reno is truly a
master Of the black art The next
attraction on the course will be the
Strollers Quartette, in January.