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Monday rolls toilet paper. fsc.
. Ina macaroni. iSo; $50 bottle va
nilla or lemon extract. ibci Quaker
wheat. l6o; . pksr corn flakea. $50.
crackers. So n. rice. SO ID; bulk
chocolate. $50 ID. lbs. dried
peaches, 1so. 4 large cans Of mill
aho;. with other purchase, fresh
ehurned butter. lbs. 8 buttermilk.
churned daily. ioc gal; Silverdale
eggs. AGO dor, dox, s5o,. fun cream
cheese. 2oe III. Hoistein mstwurnt,
2bo III. jeiiied tongue. zoe ID.
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WEsTT.ANG

Mondsy--Be-t patent flour ~ u
sack; 400 pkg. Cream OF whsat. fec
csc teas. SOC ID 100 cornstarch. 30
cans peaches or Rpricotn. I7ncl 100
cans syrup. Zoe; cans sliced pine
apple. f5e. rolls toilet paper. 7so
q cans cleanser. $50. abe cans aspar
aKus. ibc; 2 cans corn. tomatoes OF
beans. use: 500 cans best olive oil
9ae. Toe spices Sc; 4 cans milk. sbe
all fruit Jars Mt cut prices. bos
brooms, abe. pks-. corn flakes abo
A pkxs raisius shc
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WOMAN STICKS


HT United Press Leas>f Wire
PORTLAND. July is.-Sheriff
Word today declared he would press
tho prosecution OF DIR. Marie Equi.
who was arrested Thursday night
while leading a number OF striking
girl employees of tho Oregon Can.
ming Company in an attempt to hold
a street meeting. the suppression Of
which led to Wild disorders. He.
however. expects her friends 10
file an insanity complaint against
her.
When asked by reporter why
she did not take her friends advice
and leave the city. DR. Equi patted
him on the shoulder and said: did
you think was a quitter7"
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sugar ttph; lamb shoulder. Dc H.;
legs OF lamb. loo H.. legs ~ mutton,
i2hc H.. fancy bacon. 22c and 2bc
H.. shoulder hams. tahc ~, pork
roast. tbo 10 veal roast itc III. ,
club sausage Toe III; lamb chops. ibo
10 Eastern bacon. 22o 10. shoulders
OF baby soring lamb. Ice lbi peanut
butter lbs. abu.
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BUSINESS

| v.sEyGroN. July ia d.
= consular and diplomatic re-
sou Mexico is being prepar-
s'ssy 4, the state department
Sss,dent Wilson and Secretary
-, vhen they confer next week
AMBASSADOR Wilson. who is on
y ,,y here 10 make a personal
~ a conditions In the disturb
y-.rh,ic II IL now expected
". imbassador Wilson win reach
IS.As,rton some time next week
Is.ss n July -. the date set for
= rival
= ,Otay that the Mexican govern
:, hss acquired a copy OF the
= ssvsrtmsnt's secret code He
q ,Aere was no foundation for
= report.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
MA.NoLA nLrrr

HEafDENCE VIEW PROPERTY
One-Tenth Cash Down, Nothing
More for Years
Just keep up the interest and tnres
Magnolia Bluff IL SsAttls's finest
view property VIII fsll choice
residence lots az a very low figure
on payment OF ous-tenth down and
nothing more for 3 years-you
simply keep up the taxes ana in
tersHt. This IL dead easy for
speculation or for domestic. e
A. - NEWELL. 100 spring ~
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WANTS IT BACK

ny United Press Lsassi wire
TACOMA. July i9.-Alleging that
the Tacoma city ordinance impos-
lng tax on merchandise who give
trading stamps is unconstitutional.
Gustaf Salinder. South X St grocer.
began suit in the federal court to-
day to recover 500 stamp tax money
paid to the city. He also asks that
the ordinance be declared invalid.
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CATCHES ESCAPING GAS

PHILADELPHIA. July ia slot
gas meter proved officer and law
unto itself when William werntE
tried 20 purioin 81 from the slot
Escaping gas overcamc him. and
he is being held for theft.
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u. GRANT WEEDS

SAN DIEGO. July ie.--It was
annousced here today that the
wedding OF U. s. Grant. jr.. and
Mrs. America Workman VIII. the
famous Southern California beauty.
will take place here this evening In
the Grant hotel. Tho wedding Ia
to be strictly a private affair. and
only about ten guests have been In
vited.
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- rcaern outside rooms in Sc
- IL 10 soc. Stewart House. sc
- stewart tnear Pike Public
.sstl--Adyer,isement.
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sun scH(
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1919 90 E.
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SCORES KILLED

MEXICO CITY. July ie.--Many
persons are reported killed and
scores injured as the result of the
dynamlting OF a federal troop train
at Lampaxas Nueve Leon by rebel
soldiers. according TO dispatches re
ceived hero today. Details are
lacking.
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ED. HAS BIC Time

Edward McTaggert was real.
dent of this city when Second ay.
was but a lane and Pioneer square
a pasture. But he returns in his
s0th year 10 take In the Potlatch.
The town has changed consider.
ably. according TO McTaggert. He
VIII return to his Skagit farm TO.
night with confetti In his whiskers
and souvenirs in his pockets. after
spending what he claims to be one
OF the most enjoyable weeks of his
life.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - HOUSES EErIu on
middle age for widower without
children Apply nj the Yakima
Hotel MI Maynard av.. call for
Mr. ! Iupns
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should worry n Fred L. Boalt
Should take q notion TO visit Tolt.
THOMAS JONES.
s03 Rainier av.
I should worry and Sass" the cop
And then into the "eooler- drop.
J. AILBIRD.
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PUBLIC MARKETS

PIKE
Mendsy-2 cans milk. i6c; 3
glasses home made jams. 2bc; best
peanut butter. 2 lbs 35o: sugar &
lbs. sic. navy beans, lbs. 33c good
creamery butter. 300 ID. new laid
eggs. 2 don. for Soc. best butter, 3
lbs. 81. swiss cheese. ace ID: red
salmon. Zoe ID; halibut. lbs Csc.
salt mhckerel. 2 for 25c. salt black
cod. 3 lbs. csc: English bloaterH, 3
for I0c salmon bellies 1bc II. [.
watermelons. zoe and $50 each !.
pears. zoe dor.
SANITARY
Today--ii lbs new potatoes, 2bc;
watermelona. &c ID. small cans best
milk, $50 doz.. 1870 psr case. 100 lbs
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IMPROVED POULTRY RANCH
FINE BLACK SOIL
800 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
Small house. 2 chicken houses
and runs; nice tract OF fine,
black loan soil. Fine spring
and running creek. This
place IL about half cleared
and ready TO plow. II IL
handy 70 large school, close
20 store and walking distance
20 ferry dock. This IL fine
soil for berries and small
fruits. To see this place. call
at Burke e. Farrar's office,
lo4 Cherry ut. or take Mad
ison car or county ferry 10
our office on Kirkland wharf.
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nor ro,Nr mons. $3.50

. NuHfhNfnfd TO 1rhTs-
Sound Electric Co. 1910 First Az
SHORT HAND. TOUCH rYPEwRiT-
Ing. complete 20 lessons 1858 Ar
ende nldE Main 272a.
LADIES' SAMPLE HATS, EN-
traordinary values for OF TO IS
Ladies' Sample Hat store. over
fantnger Theatre
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ALKI BEACH

when you go to the AK bathing
beach tomorrow. walk on few
blocks, just at tho end of tho Alki
ear line, whore you can buy sum
mer and winter domestic OF your
own. wa are offering n few large
lots, 50xl00. with fine fruit and
shade trees, facing tho beach.
Price $4,000 and up; $4,000 cash,
$1,000 monthly. Nothing to equal
this at tho price. Let us show
them TO you.
ao- Irtrst Az Mntn 1Eio
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DR.. MACY

~1'1sthie Specialist and Blood
Surgeon. with experienced
la and surgical specialists
s'airg.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
cREMAroRtEs

CFE MN VFIEb
.BUTTFRWORTH & SONS
cr~ma,ory. coinmhariurn ara Msuso.
ieurn Information and illustrated
booklet or application. Phones
Main ara rf''o'' so fs1i wv AZ.
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FLORISTS.

RlsDoN, FLORIST. 527 UNION ST.
Elliott 907. Speciality. funeral
work cut flowers
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to bring Tootles In to you. sir. She
said
-Ioodesr' murmured Brock. foot.
ies and Raggles. I dare say there's q
Instruction without much Of q differ
ence. Are you Burtonf"
yes Mr.. Medcroft The nurse.
won't you take baby for a minute, sirf
JUS 10 get acquainted and for appear
ances sake" She whispered the well
meant entreaty. Brock. now well into
the spirit Of the situation. obiigingiy
xtend his arms. The baby set up
q iusty howl of aversion.
FOR Gods sake, take him back to his
mother groaned Brock hastily. He
doesn't like strangers! Take him
away"
1T isn't a he, SIR" whispered the
maid as the nurse prepared to beat q
sasty retreat with the Medcroft OF.
spring Its a her, SIR"
Brooks face was a study in perplex-
tty as they hurried from the car.
by George!" he muttered. what
nexti"
That which did come next was even
more amazing than the unexpected ad-
vent OF Tootles. He barely had recov-
cred his equanimity-with his coffee
when a young lady entered the car.
That OF itself was not much to speak
OF, but what followed was something
that not even he could have dreamed
OF II he had been given the chance. He
afterward recalled In some distress Of
mind that his second quick glance at
the newcomer developed into little less
than a rude stare Of admiration. Small
wonder. let 1t be advanced in his de.
Tense.
She was astoundingly fair to look
overwhelmingly, 1t might be said. with
some support to the adjective. More
over, she vas looking directly into his
eyes from her unstable position near
the door. What was more, a shy. even
mischievous. smile crept into her face
as her glance caught his Never had
he seen a more exquisite face than
hers. Never had he looked upon a
more perfect picture Of grace and love-
lsness and-aye-smartness. She was
smiling with unmistakable friendliness
and recognition, and yet he could have
sworn he had not seen her before In his
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CHAPTER III.
The law.

"HE garde listened to his de-
mand for a separate compart-
ment with the detection Of a
capable French attendant who
IL ever ready with joint commisera-
don and obduracy. No. he was COM
PEELED to inform monsieur the Ameri.
can ito the dismay Of the pseudo Eng
lishman) It would be impossible to ar
range for another compartment. The
train was crowded to its capacity.
Many had been turned away. No. a
louis would not be Of avail. The deep
est grief and anguish filled his soul to
zee the predirament Of monsieur. but
there was no relief
Brooks miserable a~ffectaiion Of the
English drawl soon gave way to sharp,
emphatic Americanisms Ii was after
6 o'clock and the train was well under
way. The street lamps were getting
fewer and fewer. and the soft. fresh
air Of the suburbs was rushing through
the window
but. hang It all. | can't sit up all
nightr" growled Brock In exasperated
6nAlit
.'M'sieur forgets that he has q berth.
II Is not the fault Of the compagnie
that he h without q bed Did not
m'sieur book the compartment himselfi
Tres bieng
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Try q Popular Want.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

WHEREAS default has been made In the
conditions of a certain mortgage given by
Ole o. Nelson. and Amy Nelson. husband and
wife, rs mortgagors. to c. A. Ficke. OF
Davenport. Iowa. as MORTGAGE. and who 10
the owner Of said mortgage. and which said
mortgage was dated August 2sth. 1907, and
was recorded In the ONCE Of the Register Of
Deeds OF Brookings County. South Dakota,
August s1st. 1907, in Book ~ OF Mortgages.
on Page 1S6. and,
WHEREAS the said default consists Of the
non-payment Of the interest provided for In
said mortgage. which became due Septem-
Der LIST, 1912, by reason OF which, under the
terms OF said mortgage, the said mortgages
did elect to declare, and did declare the
whole sum. both principal and interest pro-
vided for in said mortgage. due and collect
able. and,
WHEREAS there is now claimed to be
due upon the said mortgage the sum of Two
Thousand Twelve and s6-i0o Dollars Cs2.-
0l2.s6),
Now, therefore, Notice is Hereby Given,
that under and by virtue OF a power of sale
described land and premises described In
said mortgage and thereby mortga ged, being
situated in the County of Bookings. and
State of South Dakoa. to-wit:
The East fractional half (E. FIR. ~ OF the
North East Quarter (NEA), of Section Num-
Der Five (5), Township Number One Hun
dred and Twelve (112). Range Number
Forty-eight (4s). West OF the Fifth Princi-
pal Meridian, containing Ninety Acres. more
or less. according to Government Survey. or
so much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the said amount claimed to be due
on said mortgage. together with the costs
and expenses OF this foreclosure and sale.
and attorney fees as allowed by law, will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder.
for cash, at the front door of the Court
House in the City OF Brookings, County OF
Bookings. and State of South Dakota, on
the 9Th day Cf September. 1913. at the hour
of Two o'clock p. m. of said day.
Dated July 23rd. 1913.
c. A. Ficke.
Mortgage.
II. X. Halvorson,
Sheriff In and for Brookings
County, South Dakota.
Hall. Alexander & Purdy,
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Estate of Edward l.. Moore, deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given by the under
signed administrator of the estate OF Ed
ward L. Moore, deceased. to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers. within four months after
the first publication of this notice, to the
said Administrative at the City of Brook
ings, County of Brookings, State of South
dakota.
Dated August 9Th. 1913.
Anna r. Moore.
administrators OF the estate of
Edward L. Moore, deceased.
Hall. Alexander & Purdy,
Attorneys for administrators
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struggled to his feet. amazement writ
ten In his face.
Good morning. Roxbury," she said
in the most impersonal Of greetings.
Her smile deepened us the darkness
increased in his face. In the most
casual. matter of fact manner she ap-
propriated the chair across the table
from his. please sit down, Roxy"
He sat down abruptly. Hor a single
tense, abashed moment Aey looked
searchingly into each others eyes.
Are you Raggles" he asked pO-
litely.
"You poor man." she cried. aghast.
.'Raggles is Edith's French poodle.
Has no one told you Of the poodle?"
She half whispered this. He began to
adore her at that very moment. q cir
cumstance we'll worth remembering.
mo one has told me Of you. for that
matter" be apologized. thrilling with
a delight such as he had never known
before. would you mind whispering
to me just who you are? Am I sup
posed to be your father-or whatr'
1T is all so delightfully."- casual. isn't
it?' she said. II daresay they forgot
to tell you that you are a man Of fam
lily. Didn't they mention me In any
way at all?" She pouted very prettily.
mo. they ignored you and Raggles
and Tootles. Are there any more In
my family that I haven't metz.
"You zee. we got to the station quite
a bit ahead Of Edith. That's how you
happened to miss meeting MS. We saw
you there. however. ! recognized you
by your clothes. You seemed very un-
happy. Oh. I forgot! You wanted TO
know who I am. Well. I am your sis-
ter-in-lav"
ITO BE coNTINUUD.l
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LES, tuiS dIteTuOOu. l nave nothing
but the bags. You have the tickets?
Then let us get aboard. just couldn't
get here earlier" she whispered guilt.
lily. I'VE had to say goodby. you know.
Poor old Roxy! How he hated It'll I
sent Burton and O'Brien on ahead Of
me. My sister brought them here in
her carriage. and ! dare say they're
aboard and abed by this time. You
didn't see them? But, Of course. you
wouldn't know my maids. How stupid
or me! Don't be alarmed. They have
their instructions, ROxbury. Doesn't II
sound odd TO your
Brock was icy cold with apprehen-
sion as they walked down the line of
wagons Its in the wake Of the bag bear
ers. Mrs. Medcroft was as self pos
sessed and as degagee as he was i'll at
ease and awkward. AS they assembled
the steps of the carriage she turned
back to him and said with the most
malicious twinkle in her eyes:
Ppm not a bit nervous"
But you've been married so much
longer than I have" he responded
Then came the disposition of the bags
and parcels. She calmly directed the
porters to put the overflow into the up
per berth. The garde came up to re-
monstrate in his most rapid French.
but where is m'sieur to sleep II the
bags go up there2" he argued.
Mrs. Medcroft dropped her toilet bag
and turned to Brock with startled eyes,
her lips parted. He was standing in
the passage, his two bags at his feet,
an aroused CLEAN in his eyes. A deep
flush overspread his face. An express
sion of utter rout succeeded the buoy
ancy Of the moment before.
Really" she murmured and could
go no further. The loveliest pucker
came into her face. Brock waved the
garde aside.
Its all right" be explained. II
shan't occupy the-I mean, I'll take
one Of the other compartments" AS
the garde opened his lips to protest she
drew Brock inside the compartment
and closed the door. Mrs. Medcroft
was agitated.
ooh, what q wretched contretemps!"
she cried in despair. roxy has made
a frightful mess Of it. after all. He
has not taken a compartment for you.
I'm-I'm afraid you'll have to take this
one and-and let me go in with
"Nonsense!" he broke In. Nothing
Of the sort! Tn find a bed. never fear.
l daresay there's plenty of oom on
the train. You shan't sleep with the
servants. And don't lie awake blam-
ing poor old Rox. He's lonesome and
unhappy. and he"-
'But he has a place to Sleep" she
lamented. I'm so sorry. Mr.. Brock!
It's perfectly horrid, and I'm-I'm
dreadfully afraid you won't be able to
get a berth. Roxbury tried yesterday
for a lower for himself"
"And he-couldn't get one?"
mo, Mr.. Brock. But I'll ask the
maids to give up their
"Please, please don't worry, and
please don't call me Mr.. Brock. I hate
the name. Coed night! Now. don't
think about me. I'll be all right. You'll
find me as gay as a lark in the morn.
ing"
He did not give her a chance for fur
Their protest, but darted out Of the COM
partment. As he closed the door he
had the disquieting impression that
she was sitting upon the edge Of her
berth. giggling Historically.
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life. As If he could have forgotten
such a face! A sudden sense Of en-
chantment swept over him. indescriba-
BILE yet delicious.
She was coming toward him, still
smiling shyly. her lips parted. as II
she were breathing quickly from fear
or another emotion. He set down his
coffee cup without regard to taste or
direction. his gaze fixed upon the trim,
slender figure in blue, He now saw
that her dark eyes were filed with a
soft seriousness that belied her brave
smile a delicate pink had come into
her clear. high bred face. The hest
.ancy Of the gentlew"Dlan developed
her with n mantle hat shielded her
from any suspicion OF holiness Rrock
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State of South Dakota,
County of Brookings, ! %.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate Of CLAUS hoe.
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
executrix OF the estate OF CLAUS Roe. de-
ceased, to the creditors and all persons
having claims against said deceased to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the nrst publica-
ton of this notice, to said execrtrix at her
residence in the City of Brookings, In the
County of Brookings and State of South
Dakota or at the office Of her attorneys,
Cheever a Cheever. In the City of Brook
ings, Brookings County, South Dakota.
Dated at Brookings. South dakota, this
18th day OF August. 1913.
Selma Johnson Roe,
Executrix Of the Estate of
CLAUS Roe. deceased.
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Receipt 0ooks-Bound with stub
Brookings date line. Books Of Is, 80
and 100 receipts. Call at Register
ONCE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Hall. Alexander & Purdy,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Brookings. South Dakota.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-09
~~.....e~>>~e.~,
. ECHO SCHOOLS
, OPENED MONDAY
lsneclal Correspondence.N }


ECHO, ore. Sept. School open
ed here yesterday morning with a good
attendance OF pupils and all eager for
the work Of the coming year.
This school district has the distinc-
tion OF containing the largest acre
age Of any district in Umatilla coun-
ty and also Of being third in the coun-
ty in number Of pupils of school age,
The schools here are very fortunate
in securing an able corps of teachers
who are as follows:
First and second grade teachers.
Mrs. ". B. HinkIe Of Echo; third and
fourth grades. Miss Vesta Cutsforth
of Wedderburn. ore; fifth and sixth
grades. Miss Elizabeth Tonkin OF PHO,
Rock. seventh and eighth grades,
Miss Noud Perrigo Of Walla Walla;
assistant principal and high school
teach Miss Ruth Dunniway OF
Eugene; ana Professor o. 4. Cannon
of this place. principal.
At the spike school In the western
part Of the district Miss Anna sail
lag who graduated from the Echo
hish school last May. win teach.
Born. on Sundty evening, 10 Mr.. and
Ars Elmer spike, a baby girl. Mother
snd chld are reported doing well.
Miss opal Callison left Sunday eve
ming for Pendleton where she has ac
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-09
ALABAMA MINISTRIES
LAST NIGHT

(Morning Register, Eugene, Oregon.
July 25.)
Patrons of midnight-complexion
entertainment ambled down to the de-
pot grounds last night in large num-
bers. where they were regaled under
canvass by the Alabama Mlnstrels
with an ebon-hued bombardment of
real, old fashioned plantation min
strelsy. Previously the band. which
was an excellent one by the way, had
whetted up the appetites Of amuse-
ment seekers with two dashing pa
rades. AS consequence the white
tent was crowded and the show featur-
ed both male and female entertainers
strel can shout 'em and the end gags
There were many new song hits chort.
led as only the real sable-hued min
in the departments OF circle and olio
jokes and conundrums were now and
nubby. Especial and distinctive hits
OF the show were the ballad. "Silvei
Threads Among the Gold" with
quartet chorus, the slack wire per.
formance by young Scipio and the
monologues by Mr.. McGee.
The same company plays one per.
formance here Wednesday, September
10, in their big tent theater.