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Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-4O acres Of perfect al
falfa-This is located between Glen
dale and Phoenix. and without ques-
ton is the most perfect stand of old.
producing alfalfa in Salt River Valley.
1t is now about two feet high. and
as even as a velvet carpet The price
is $3.50 an acre, and one third cash
will handle il.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALES lots in Grand Avenue
addition To Phoenix. at $4,000 per
lot. COME QUICK.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-One of the best and
oldest cattle ranges in Arizona. hav-
ing about 2.GO0 head of cattle. brand
ing about 500 calves. and at least
One-half are graded white faces. VIII
sell one-half interest To right party
for $15.000.O0. We solicit correspon-
dence on this
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-16O acres Of the finest
Of Mesa fruit soil; can't be excclled
for alfalfa. This can be sold for a
few days at $4,000 per acre. 1t is 10
Gated six miles from Mesa easy
terms to the right kind of a farmer.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR TRADE-SO acres we'll inn
proved old home ranch. miles from
Mesa, for improved or unimproved
Phoenix City property
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-$50 cash down and $25
monthly will buy a nice four-roOm
frame cottage on West Monroe St;
75-f1ot frontage; splendid soil for
roses shrubhery, etc. This will make
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

pretty little home for some one that
has enough nerve to buy instead Of
always renting.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-New modern brick
bungalow, seven rooms, well located.
on North First St All modern con
venieuces. Porch across front Screen
sleeping room. Including light and
gas fixtures, gas range and heater.
Garden hose. Has cement walks and
cement approaches. Terms, 81 600.
Price, $4,000.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-4O acres facing Had
sells addition to Glendale. 10000
down and the balance easy to good
man. This is in high state of cUlti-
walton; has a splendid new fence and
is beautifully located with reference
to Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-Each lot 7Ox19O feet in
beautiful EAST ENERG
fastest growing home addition in
Phoenix. No better large lot bargain
i'm Phoenix. GET ONE NOW. No
better money maker in Phoenix mar
ket. Easy payments
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-SO acres old cultivated
land. under fence and with some
buildings, two miles from the Glen
dale postoffice. AT a special price of
10000 per acre This is the finest
cantaloupe. fruit and alfalfa land in
the valley.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-A nice East face so
foot lot on North Fourth street in
Churchill Addition for $S50.00.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-A 59-acre orange grove
ranch. beautifully improved. with fine
modern home worth 100000 alone
Bearing orange groves and bearing
olive groves A fine piped water sys-
TEN. This will bear investigation. Ir
is one of the prettiest orange groves
in Salt River Valley and one of the
best mOneymakers.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-75 feet frontage OF
North First street for S1,1OOOO.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-10 acres orange land.
all in splendid alfalfa, on the Glendale
car line. now nearly completed. \
beautiful view, and the soil is Won
derfully rich for fruit or for intensive
farming. Price $4,000.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-1o0 feet frontage on
corner at 18th avenue and Adams
street in Athena place, sidewalks on
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-1OOx177 feet on a cor
ner close in in Brill addition for
81 10000.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE-326 acres Glass a"
81 and &C." lands under the Arizona
Canal. at $50 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

FOR SALE lots in the heart of
Dennis addition on Il corner Both
for $4,000
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

both sides of the property. Price.
81. 10000.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
'SaraNl9ood

] dent think We should have done
6ha We play here. IT'S all right for
England Or ireland, v not for Amer
Tea II would be much he same thing
II . company Of American actors went
TO London and a v an English play"
This wa putting II neatly and
frankly. Evidently, Miss Allgood wasn't
afraid 70 say what she thought. | won
dered what she thought OF Broadway.
II think Broadway Ia simply awful"
she promptly answered. But sio
added, II don't suppose I ought TO say
that"
But I urged her on. and she con
tinued:
II felt very v about coming to
New York. When we passed through
upon our arrival here 1t seemed 50 very
hard-and I don't snow what. And | do
wish tho noise would stop for q mo-
msnt and give mo q little rest! But
shouldn't say these things. l know
shouldn't"
And tho leading oma who has beer
with the Irish Players since the begin
| ning Of tho world refused to say another
1 word.
The evening world., 1911-11-25

pain, my nerves are stronger n l can
do my own work. Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound cured ms after
everything else had failed, ana ] rec
ommend 1t to other suffering women"
-MIs. WM. SEALS, COS w. Howard 81,
Creston. Iowa.
Thousands Of unsolicited and eenu-
Inc testimonials like the above prove
the efficiency of Lydia T.. rnkham's
Vegetable Compound. which IL made
exclusively from roots and herbs
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills should not lose sight OF
these facts or doubt the ability OF Lydia
L. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND N
restore their health.
II you want special advice write
to Mrs. Ptnkhntn. Mt Lynn, Mass.
She will treat your letter ~
strictly confidential. For 20 year9
she Inns been helping sick women
In this way. FREQ Of charge. boat
Lcsitatc-writc nt once.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
ENGAGEMENTS
BY COLLIER AND
Crane MONDAY
Younger William in "Take Ny
Advice" Elder in "Senator
Keeps House."
COLLIER comes to the

"IlLLIAM COLLIER comes 10 the
M Fulton Theatre on Monday
w night with Take Ny Advice"
a farce written by Mr.. Collier and
james MONTGOMERY. The scenes are
laid In California and tho chief char
acter Is PRECEDENT OF tho Pacific Lemon
Company. Ia tho supporting company
will 10 Paula MARI Collier, William
Collier IT.. Helena Collier Garrick.
Thomas Garrck. William Lamp.
Cha lies Dow Clark. John Junior.
Edith Reeves and Regina connelii.
At the Garrlek Theatre on Monday
night william IL. Crane will bring out
Martha Morton's latest comedy, The
Senator Keeps House" The play Is n
story Of Washington life. In which Mr..
Crane has the role OF . Senator from
the Northwest. who IL keeping house
with his nephew. The gcntlemen's pet
averslons are widows n a land dsal
called tue Mason claim. the claimant,
daughter. To influence the Senatoy.
who is chairman OF the Committee On
Appropriations, tho widow, conceaitng
her Identity. enters his home ~ house.
keeper. The plot 10 developed In tho
upsetting OK the claim. tho Senator's
learning OF the deception praetissd upon
him by the claimant. and tho tina
solving OF his household problem 10 tho
satisfaction Of all concerned. In Mr..
Cranes support VIII be Mabel Bert.
Esther Lyon. Lorraine Frost, Harry
Harwood. Jack pevrrenux, Theodoro
Mars,on. J.. r. Woodthorpc. William
w. Jefferson, Mary Leslie Mayo and
Marion KERRY.
Little Boy Blue" Henry W. savage'Y
latest musical prod lction, will bs Of
Jared at the Lyric Theatre on Monday
night. The piece Is described as = ro-
maniic operctta, Tne music Is by Henri
uCyeni, a Franco-liungarian composer,
and the book mas been adapted BY A.
r.. Thomas and Edward PGulton. The
story concerns q Scottish carl In dues,
Of his heir, WING has gone 10 Paris and
4. supposed 10 80 living n gay life. The
earl engages a French detective, @ho.
being unable 70 locate the Young man,
induces n bsrmE.d At the BAL Tabar!n
TO disguise herself rs the missing nelf
and return to scotland with tho earl.
one OF the scenes Will show the Eal
Taharln In the cast will be Gertrude
Hryan. a prima donnl new to New York
Aaude Ode.l, katheryn Stevenson. Otis
harlan, John D%unsnuir, Nell McNe!l and
Cyr!l Morton Horne.
The Irish Players, at Maxine Eliiott'S
Theatre, VIII give The playboy OF
the Western world" n The Jel
Gate" the first four nlshts % the week
az well az at the Wednesday and Thanks
swing matiBee,, For the remainder N
tho week THE building Fund "Kath.
~ Ilouiihln" ana 1.-The Workhouss
Ward viii constitute tho bill.
For their last Wotk at the Manhattan
Opera House. Sothern and Marlowe vii
appsar in Macbeth on Monday night
- 4,et.' Tuesday night; Macbeth
Wednesday. Thursday, saturday after
..u.. tanning OF the Shgew.' Wednes'
DAY night; AS You Like H." THURSDAY
The evening world., 1911-11-25
When Kellogg Falls in Lore Tic For
gets That He Is Kelly.
r"THE FUSING FORCE" By Ka.her-
Inc Hopktns Chapman

A LII at once II becomes dimcuIt
n for Kellogg TO rene nber that for
mining camp purposes no Is
E.rr This Is tho time when there
comes into his vision and into the camp
nresence a girl with creamy skln, huf-
r. golden hair and brown eyes. The
Girl il Charlotte Bondurant, sister Of
the principal owner OF the PoIteness
pays location. ana II may as well DO
revealed that Kelly Is Knox kellogs'
A. b., Phi. D.. &C.. ~roughing II under
an assumed name, that he may study
without disturbance.
The professor has come TO Idaho Tor
sociology and remains for omance
Telling all that happens IN this case In
her book, THE Fpslng Force "a. @, Nc
Clurg & Coz. Katherine Hopkins Chap
man writes erudely but wildly. Love
ia the force. While II fuses, hate con-
fuses, 90 that q dynamite blast Intended
by a Jealous mine superintendent &c
gu, Ksilosg's love-msk!ng short, kills
the wrong man. Meana lille. Charlotte
rides periodically and sioGe TO warn her
lover and there Is presently another
long ride TO . wedding.
In the background Of this romance Il
the historic Hsywood-pstubon trial
The evening world., 1911-11-25
Tom, the Engineer. Wins in Lore
Over InnmU. the Nobls Earl,
("OAt Of tho Primitive" bp Robeyt
AHcs Bennett

Tor six weeks Tom Blake. big, stronr
ana resourcetui. is roo WITH
= beautiful Geneyievo Leslie on a
headland Of the Mozambique coast. ae
Kills m~enacins lions and other -,ld
things, He makes garments OF leopard
skins. He builds = lady's boudoir WITH
a thick rampant Of thorn.tres branchea,
He does everything that . chiyaIrous
modern knight should do.
Then along MT Jimmy gcarbridsa-
otherwise ana truly known as the . .ish,
Honorable the Earl OF Avondaie-on a
chartered boat, looking for possibls sur.
vivors Of the lost impala, md looking
especially for Tom, his chum, and Gene
We've. whom he hopes TO win. He nnds
hs'two, does the earl. But he finds also
that Ax weeks have done his hope a
mischief. Tom loves Miss Leslie 100,
and she says shs loves hta,
However, Blake 10 . real man - veil
a. a lover. srd he declares for the square
ta.ng. Fie viii take so advantage OF the
shipwreck and the isolation. Let "Mlss
Jennie" as Ne calls her. get back TO her
rich friends and the social whirL Then,
vita her worldly ssuinsrtun restored.
The evening world., 1911-11-25

"Y-yss, that's true" reflected MISS
Aiigood. But" she flashed. III I'm
too clean rs all the fault Of that Amer
lean dScss."
She fas BEGINNING TO see rsd. Things
were getting warm. In the Wild west
~n words Of shaw. "Oh. Eosh"'
eLAMES " ALL ON DRESS
BOUGHT IN BOSTON.
'sThey made ME buy II In Boston,"
she went on, because the n l had
IN rags and ney thought 1t would
be better II had something new for
America. 50 ] put II OF and trick to
make Feemy look her best, never think
ing for Q mosnsnt that she would look
too clean to be .ruo TO her character.
IT'S all In the point Of view. ana
OF course Americans know more about
their country and its types than We DO.
The evening world., 1911-11-25

night; "The Merchant Of vsnice." nj
day night. and Twelfth Night" setor.
day night.
A special performance OF The Scare
crow" Percy MacKaye's fantastic 70.
nance. will be given NJ the Hudson
Theatre on Tuesday afternoon for tho
benent OF the Actors Fund.
t.eicher will appear IN the title role and
Albert Howson viii eiay. the Devil
Alice Lloyd. singing her latest sonss.
will BE- seen a. the star Of little Misc
F1x-ft" at hc orand Opera Houae.
Nine. simone in The whiriw,nd" viii
BE- the attraction at this West End The
Ara.
Asnr. Bsfnstein's sampson" will b.
played by tho stock mpan at the
Academy of Music.
The College oiria' come to the
Columbia.
At the Murray I'm Theatre win be
Dol Manchester's Cracker Jacks"
The Bon Ton B~urlesquers'' Will ~
ct Hurtig g. Seamon's.
The Ginger Giris' viii be seen at
tho olympic.
Miners ieishth Avenue Theatre wiil
have THE Cozy Corner Girls" AZ
Miners theatre In the Bronx This
Nhlri Of Mirth' win be the attraction.
Edward =. Curtis gives his picture
story OF "A Vanishing Race at the
IL ppodrome tomorrow evening. In
dian mwric will be played by an or
ehcstrA.
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
AZ Hsmmerstein'. will be Harry Won
Jllxer In his latest songs. Belle Blanche.
Frank Fogarty. Edgar Atchison Ely In
'Biily's ~Tombstoncs.' Yvette. vioiinisti
Lyons and Yosco. the Three kea,ons,
and others.
Among others at the Colonial will be
Lillian shaw. Joe Howard and Mabel
McCsne In Just a Little Smile" wal
ter c. Kelly. The Virginia Judge"
willard Simms In 'Flindcrs' Furnished
Flat." Wynn and Russon. and kaui-
man Sisters.
Nora Bayes and Jack N;orworth will
head the bill at the Alhsmbra. whero
others will be Frederick. Bond and Fr-.
mont Benton In My Awful Dad Con-
roy and lie Marie. Covlngton and VII.
bur and the six Abdallahs. whirlwinl
acrobat.
The Bronx Theatre will have Rock
and Fulton In their singing and danoing
s%pecialties; Harry o and the Miller.
ship Sisters. Lolo, tho indian mind
reader; Harry Bcresford In In o,(
New York" Courtney Sisters, WI
Dillon. tho Victoria Four n Howard
Ponies and Dogg.
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre viii b,
Bessie wynne In new songs bernard
A. Reinholl IN "D!nkelsplei's Chri~t
mas" THE Police Inspectors" Jo,
Jackson, cyellst; Prof. Meshnn and hi.
dogs. Leona Thurber and Harry Madi
son in "on n Shopping Tour" the TEN
nie Eour and uthnFa
The evening world., 1911-11-25
OF Cynthia. Who Loves Tor Better.
but Also for Much Worse.
("WHEN NO MAN PURSUETH."
by Mrs. BelIoc Lowudcs.J

fsNSsI
~YNTHIA BURDMoRE Is lust that
A4nd OF a woman who, loving a
~ man, Will follow that man wher-
ever he leads, through good and
III. She follows him through much III
and little good in the pagos OF Mrs.
Beioo Lowndes's When No Man Pur.
sueth' (M!tchell Kenncrley). aud be
cause this 10 a detective story without,
a detective she follows him finally out
into the world and out O, tho readers
ken.
The story is placed IN an Enriish
hamlet. Sunniiand. Within easy rcaca
OF London. Here the Burdmorey Ina We
taken a small villa and have made
themselves weli-liked by their Few
neIsibors. At least. Chris ana Cyn.
th!a. whom he calls his sister. achieve
quick popularity. Louisa. called Mrs.
Eurdmore, Is an invaNd seen but rare
~. 1t Is abou her that mystery
gathers. The strange attacks which
PROSTATE her from time 10 time excite
wonder and not q little suspicion in the
mind of DR.. George Clyn.
Al for Cynthia Burdmore, she sug-
gests the picture OF Emma Lady Ham.
ilton at the time when Romney's lave
made hsr seem innocent 10 his blinded
artists eye. II may be guessed thai
such an appearance goes far in aid OF
the game Of double-deallng. false pre-.
tonses and worse which gees on at ne
little villa where Louisa lies sick. Fol
Chris ana Cynthia ore ndyenturer,
whose nets have been spread IN man,
quarters and who have come 10 sunni,
land 10 bring Ia an auds eious conclu
sion a plot OF which Louisa, an unfor,
tunato with q fortune. Is 10 be the we,
tim.
DR.. Glyn has a love story OF his ovr
IN full progress while re puzzles oyel
the Eurdmores. Ana Unen ne think
TO enlist young DR., Peter WhltSy 20
! his aid, no discovers that impression
! .b!e gentleman, h!s e;G oacs on cyu
thia. blind as Romney to the guile tina
lies In i~ovalIness.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
Lars Finds a Wav for Tom and
Betty Without knorfns Real Names
IAN ACCIDENTAL HONEYMOON"
by Docid Pottcr.l

ov D0ttd FOttcV./
H0IJLD or would q man slm his
,wn wedding certificate without
locking at tho woman's name
abovs his?
Perhaps he would II ne were 10
uueh In love as was Tom Fessenden
NTH - dainty Q bit Of bewitehingnses
as-ths little lady whose MASQUERADE
IN the main feature OF a Accidental
Honeymoon (Lipp.ncott's). . new ana
charming love story by David Potter
issued N holiday clothes.
Through most Of the book-a roman
% rural and coastwise Maryiand-Tom
Lnovs only as Betty the girl whom ne
ioyes II sight He rescues her from
ths brook In which she stumoles wn!e
ohildishly wadins, and that Is the nrst
meeting Of these two. Afterwara there
are q little supper at Aunty Lanaiss, a
c~rrde,tine picnic at Jim Georges ana
= saii in Toms yacht, which ends. be-
..u~s Of q Wild storm. In a casting
sSaors tar from the point Of starting
n "A the storm which leads 10 the
honeymoon.
nurIns The delicious Irritation Betty
has called Tom by the names, amons
others, pudding Tame, Bob white M
racatswain Bob. Sometimes he has
csiscd her Nancy Lee. Yet It is plain
That in their inmost hearts each quickly
calls the other dear. ~
MINGLED with h romance OF 0
and BETTY Is the affair OF Madse var
nsIi And Charlie Danton, lovers VINO
80 nuarreilsd and who make up at
~ bat that Is another story WITH
out q masquerade.
} Hobart Kitchens once wrote . sons. "a
Ki~ and Good-by." which Patti sang at
Xiber Han, Loudon. OF couns he went
"a hear her. lie heard this, also. from
Svs vomsn's voices behind him:
Ons Voice: "wha; . lovely sons that
vasi'
Second Voice; "Ys. but what swful rot
- vords OF thess songs always are"
The evening world., 1911-11-25
downtown Newspaper Ball.

The eighth annual ball or the DOWN.
town Newspaper Club will be given to-
morrow night at Webster Hall. Third
ayenue and Eleventh street. Prof. Gus
vvoif is to have direction OF the music.
The club Is composed OF the young men
VINO handle the daily papers n get
thsm to their readers hot off the presses
in the lower section Of Manhattan.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
Lore Endureth Much and Is Kindfo
Lady Of Orevweentng Pride.
UNCERTAIN IRENE BY Katharine
Holland BroUn.

~AYs Philura: "weil, Irene. one thing
IL certain. You need never feel that
~ you encouraged him unduly. For
years yours were cowe-Lady tactics.
through and through. First you knocked
him down that Spanish prscipice; then
you had him arrested by that Gibraltar
sentry. Third. you tr.pped him IN and
ducked him In the Mediterranean. Then
you made him split his dress-cost.
trundiins YOU homo In the w~hee!barrow.
To-day you shit him for a brigand --
"Oh. Philurs. don't!"
But before she is stopped. thus. Miss
Ph,Iurg has said enough 10 indicate the
substance OF adventure In European
lands, which II In Katharine Holland
browns 'unesrtsin 1rsns." (oudasl6 &
The evening world., 1911-11-25

in Fay side. siek
headaches ard Ier-
vousness. had Ia
ken 80 many mcdi-
cines that ! was
disc and
thought ! would
never get we'll. a
friend told me or
Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Cen.
pound and " r..
stored mo 10 health.
] have no moro
The evening world., 1911-11-25
Seeking for the Girl In the Picture,
yenton Finds Lore and Himself.
FIND THE WOMAN" bu Ge'eft

vWYHO Is Belle Charmion:
M In that query IL the keynote
of Gelett BURGESS new book,
..yYnA ths Woman" tIsobbs-Merrln Coz
IN which indeed. Is a story made up Of
many stories.
To John Fen;on, L yoang New York
architect, Belle ChGrtnlon is Ut the be-
siun,ng nothing but a nameiesH woniAn's
faeo On . magazine page. sonsthiaS
The evening world., 1911-11-25

Co... . book that might Do called The
Romance Of Q Chaperon,"
Hou see, PhilurA. who 10 young and
tmpuls've, has been sent abroad by her
CRAFTY parents TO keep her away from
Jerry, the son Of IN hostile family, and
Irene, an saslstant professor of Greek
IN . woman's college, Is put In charge
OF the fair tourist. How Jerry turns up
n al 10 forgiven IL n part Of the
stofy. but how there 10 ever on the trail
handsome Reginald Beauregard, an op-
pressed but patient lover Of irene, 10
the more important part. The things
that happen DO 70 to q large extent
on and about Gibraltar. Tho shooting
~ mistake Tor . bnsand and the Yield
ing OF the lady's stern pride. which 10
en that has kept love away. take place
W italy. A story at much Of which It
10 proper to laugh.
The evening world., 1911-11-25

impels him to And the original. So he
cuts u the picture and goes upon
his quest. On the way to q successful
Issue. he has the adventures OF the for
tune-teller and Of the Liars Club; NJ
secs the Brewster Jewels stolen. re-
stolen. stolen again and recovered: he
witnesses the outcome OF two murders
n comes close TO the facts Of one
suicide; he associates with burglars.
confidence men and q reformed klspto-
maniac. hnaIiy he nnds out who he -,
himself.
This last item IL important. Fsnton
has long been q mystery to himself.
He has had three anne Up TO the time
he sees the womap's picture. and none
Of them really beiongA He has dim
memories OF a time. preceding . boz.
hood period Of squalid living and abuse.
when he was q fortunate and beloved
youngster with q nice little girl play
mate. \ little gold lockst with white
jewelsd stars is the leading clue to
those old times. and after appearing and
resppearinE through the hours OF the
quest. this little trlnket turns up to
ciinch the climax of Fenton's search.
OF course love is found along with
Identity and the girl.
The evening world., 1911-11-25

Jsf7ay Farnol, suthor O. '"rbs g,sa
Bishwsy." has q friend Rbo was indlx,
rant q lbs tuning TO STORYTELLING.
Il Thought you were ssnsitious 10 Re
an ARTIST" ss said- Jtitsry had chssged
his mipd,.
We'll" rsloined his ncutoy, do you
SAov 0rofkf" Not nueh." cor
Ltnf" Ven little" "Ap you es4n,
U uAivsnityt" Funds wos't pr
nit
THIN hh sehsns vas abrsrd, stop4s.
Worth snythins could BE- written only ~
scholars: he must abandon bis idss.
aeh Farnol didn't. Blsssed are the
usA Of . friend whee sdv.oe may be m.
rorVd.
The evening world., 1911-11-25

.teuHShpeFX.
~
MI. SeAs Lane discusses the tyranny
~ foh{$ IN D't e hS, ns. boob. Talk
SnGiehrnen ~hoN she saw A.tsr he had
bssp luled sway f,op London IN .ils lat
nnn lroek Ca 70 take part In q rural and
In, hts !hsd coat and toyp.r nc 81. On
SUI. Sl29mily wstehiug the Young piss
= ~ ne - t'Jof and yerp.erly
on tshpg he lrila nsit daS.
"Goodby." he SAID. IN an impollts
sst her ip' sssnony m INK S az .epH! has
"poat blsme you, son." Mr,. LArs
rsplisd ehs rfully. your soul was ali
right. but you MAJ IN the yronS hat
The evening world., 1911-11-25
INMATES PRocEEDiNQ
AGAINST coRRIoAN.

~. Collins objected to any hearing
bsEcre Magistrate Krotei. saying II was
Mt proper for Mr.. Krotel to sit IN
judgement on a case which might affect
p~roeasdings against another magistrate
u another tribunal. This was plainly
a intimation that proceedings Of some
sogt were to be brought against Magis-
tgste Corrigan. Mr.. Collins repeated
tha charge that there was q conspiracy
behind Creclman's arrest
The matter vas settled by having
Csssiman waive his right to an ex-
animation and scnding the Ease to
Special Sessions. Mr.. Mott said he was
willing 10 have Creelman paroled with
out bail In the custody OF Mr.. Col
lins. Magistrate Krotsl said he had
not the authority-tnere must be at
least nominal bail.
Five dollars will DO" suggested Mr..
Mott, IF II is not paid in quarters"
Bail was 1xed at 800. which WI fur
nished.
Nr. Mott said outside the court that
the talk OF a conspiracy against creel-
MAJ was ''all rot" He added that there
were ut least three other charges Of the
same sort to be brought against Creel.
nAn. Persons who have made the COM
plants say Creelman's control of his
temper q been ruined by the u~npleas-
ant conditions which exist In Essex
Naykst Court. and he has failed to
show the consideration tho Law requires
Tor those doing business there. most OF
whom are poor and ignorant.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
NFLAM.
NATION
AND PAIN
Cured BY Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Creston, Iowa.-"I was treubled for
long time with Inflammation. pains
The evening world., 1911-11-25
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