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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-09
RECKLESS MINERS SAVED
FROM THEIR OWN FOLLY.

This hard work, OF underwriting.
simply bore hole In the face of the
solid seam of coal and blow 1t down
with big charge OF explosive. This
shooting of the solid not only brings
down the coal. but It Is equally liza.
BILE TO blow down the roof, or weaken
It so that 1t will fafi later, killing the
lazy miner and perhaps others. Gov
ernment statistics show that more
than As per cent. OF deaths in coal
mines are due to falls OF roof. One
OF the principal causes of these falls
is "shooting'off the solid" A shot In
the solid seam is also more likely to
blow out the tamping SO that the
flame may set fire 10 the coal dust or
gas. thus causing an explosion that
mhay wipe out scores OF lives. In other
words, reckless or lazy miners delib.
crately risk their own lives and the
lives Of others to save themselves q
little labor.
This dangerous practice has been
discouraged in West Virginia by a
vigilant system of inspection backed
up by relentless prosecutions OF Of
tenders. The 1911 report of the Chief
OF the Department of Mines shows
that los miners were fined an aggre-
gate of sl,3O3 for shooting on the
solid in that year. This vigorous en-
forcement of the law evidently had Its
effect in 1912.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-09

sonable duty OIL sugar and wool. ANY
other course on his part. he said,
would be nothing more than .hypocrlt.
ical affectation." I'm long service
in the house and Senate" he added,
Il have never known any member of
either body TO be Improperly influ.
enced nor have known of any attempt
or the part of any one to exert i'm.
proper influence"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-09
Gets Ainony.

NEW YORK, juno 9.-Fifteen thous
and dollars year alimony instead OF
the seventy.eight thousand dollars she
requested was awarded by Supreme
Court Justice AsDlnwall today to Mrs.
Blanche f. Heye.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-09
SURREN

Ord Jones. a man charged with hay
Ing thrown stone through u window
OF u passenger engine cab on the b. 4
o. lines, came to Squire Il. NJ. Mus
groves Office this morning and surrcn.
dcred. His hearing was set for to
morrow afternoon at 1870. The cam.
plant against Jones was made BY l..
a. llawlcy. a B. Il o. detective.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-09
Arson Squad
DESTROY PROPERTY AT HURST
PARo AND GRAND STAND At
MIopLEsEx CRICKET GROUNDS.
(By AssocIArEc :,REss.l

LONDON. Eng. June 9.--The arson
squad of the militant sufrragettes have
once more become active. Besides the
SI5,OoO.OO fire at the Hurst Park race
course last night. they destroyed this
morning boat house on the river Lea,
and also the grand stand at the north
Middlesex Cricket grounds. The fire
at Hurst Park was started in the Royal
box, the furniture of which had been
saturated with oil. The flames were
not extinguishcd until o'clock this
morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-09
No Summons
HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR UNITED
MINE WORKERS YET.

CIfARL ESTON. June 9.-No sum
mons for the officials OF the United
Mine Workers OF America were issuel
here today. but will be issued later il
the week. 1t was announced at the
court that the defendants would be
given a chance 10 aIpcar iuvolun;arily
before being summoned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-09
Fire Loss
WILL REACH A HALF MILLION
DOLLARS - FIFTEEN BUSINESS
BUILDINGS BURNED.

tBr ASSOCIATED PRESs.)
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June o.
Fire starting in a department store
from defective wiring and aided By
low water pressure. destroyed Httccl
business buildings about the publ,
square today with Il loss Of half mil.
lion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-09
TAXING YOUR INCOME.

What you'd you think Of an
income tax equal TO the amount
of money you waste each year
by careless buying?
The sum would startlc many
Of US who are not considered ex.
travaqant in the common &C.
ceptancc Of the word. And yet
VIC go along the even tenor OF
our way, happy that we have
enough to live on and a little to
spare, perhaps.
But. aside from cxtravasane:s
as such, are you taxing your in
come more than you should in
your everyday purchasing Of the
neeessaries Of life? That is the
important question.
It is SO easy for US Americans
TO indulge in careless buy na
that it behooves all Of US to pay
attention to what we buy and
where we buy It. We must make
our dollars work for US 100 per
cent. or we are taxing our in.
con-. constantly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
SENATOR FALL IS
MEMBER OF TWO
INFLUENTIAL
COMMITTEES
Twenty-four Hour Filibuster
Against Indian ApprOpria-
ton Bill Has Favorable Re-
suit for New Mexican.
LOCAL SCHOOL MAY
GET NEARLY 500, 900

As the result of his twenty.four
hour fiiibustrr against the indi1n up.
Precipitation bit. based chiefly on his
opposition 10 bringing the Fort sill
Apaches % the Mescalero reseiyutiua
In New Mexico. senator \. ". Fan OF
this state. who was able To- prevent
the passage 0f the bill. has been
made member OF the committee on
committees OF the senate Republican
caucus. has been made e. member 81
senate committee ON Indian affairs and
the committee ON public lands two
most important ones. on which places
we're eagerly sought by Older seua.
tors. ~ b. expected his membership
on these committees viii be Of much
assistance 60 Senator Fuli I'm dealing
with the Interior department nud in
securing for New Mexico needed les
isintion IN the matter of surveys. es-
tahllshment 81 national parks and re-
serves. curtnilinE unc restricting land
Withdrawals. extension of forest re
serves. indian reservations. etc.
Among the things which senator ran
Is pid 90 be- going after especially
are assistance for the people of RIO
Arrha ana san Juan counties WHO
have had Tho Jio1riila and uthor re-
series extended over them having
Sew Mcviro laud selections approved
ns soon as mndc aud in possibly SCI
curing certain amendments 90 the
enabling act oi the state which ie-
strict The uso and loCstiou of lands.
10 ls understood that the senator
expects no difficulty in securing a.
The special session beginning In April.
IAN appropriation ia any needed
amount up 60 Si1O.OO0 for the Albu-
qucruua Indian school, Work will
be- commenced ON the new Indian bill
Immediately upon tho converting of
Inc special session.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
TWO GENERATIONS
M NOW USING III
Natures Most Popular Lax
alive Keeping Millions OF
American Families In
Good Health.

There must be- genuine merit 10 an
article that has stood the teat ~ two
generations of users.
In the Geld of medicine none has
had greater success, nor retained that
success 10 greater degree. than Dr
caldwell's syrup Pepsln. which - now
being used ~ two generations of peo-
pie. lta uao la families a. constantly
becoming more general. The reason.
primarily, W that II has merit. rs ia
what u represents itself 10 be-. lax.
ative-tonlc; II does not make exagrer-
atod claims nor use coarse language
90 set forth It's virtues
II is medicine, but 10 mild and gem
To medicine that thousands OF
mothers give u 10 tiny lnfants. and yet.
In a slightly larger dose. il ~ equally
effective for erown-ups n Is for any
disorder OF tho stomach, liver or
bowels. Tor constipation no matter
how chronic. for dyspepsia no matter
how severe. Tor biliousncss. sour stofn.
ach, gas on tho stomach. headaches.
droWHlncas after eating and similar
complaints arising from cioRged- uu
condition of the bowels n e. pleas
aut 10 tho taste and does not eripc.
u can be used with safety aud good
results by anyone az any age ~ ~ auy
condition 81 health. and that persons
health will improve Every druggist
sells II and the price In only nifty
cents and one dollar q bottle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
PRETTY WEDDING At
THE ALvARADO
Miss Ethel May Rosenberger
Becomes Bride of B. M,
Freudenstein, Merchant Of
Parral, Mexico.

\ very pretty wedding took place
at the Aiyarudo hotel last evening al
o'clock when Or. Mvndcl SLIDER
rabbi of Temple Albert, united IN
marriage Miss Ethel May Rosenberg
cr. a well known Albuquerque girl
and Mr. y. NJ. Frrud'nstcin, a resi-
dent OF ~ Paso, who .s prominently
Interested In business in pasrul, Mex
leo. The ceremony Wls performed In
"a suite of rooms on the second Noor
and was Witnessed by relatives ana
friends Miss Houcm. cousin of tho
groom, was maid OF honor. and MI
waiter Prayer Of Trinidad, COLO. was
best man. Following the wedding an
elaborate dinner was served In the
TAFT dining room uf the ANarudo,
covers being laid for eleven. Present
az the dinner were Mr. ana Mrs.
Frcudcnstoin. the br,d, and groom.
Dr ana Mrs. Mondcl Silher, Mrs Ros-
cnbcrgcr. mother of the bride, Mrs.
Frcudcnstcin, mother ol the groom,
Miss Noscnhcrgcr. sister of tho bride,
and Master Raymond Hosruherptr;
Mr. Walter Prayer, tho best man, and
Miss Boncm ct san Mtt,ial, the maid
OF honor. ana Mr.. 4. b.. heuudcttc.
Mr.. ana Mrs Freudcnstain win make
their home In IA pJsu,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
MINISTER SAYS THAT
OFFICER INVITED
HIM TO GO
TO HAOES
Police Did Nothing to Restrain
Insulting Crowd at Stuff
ragette Parade Declares
Clergyman at Inquiry.
ALLEGES BLIND GIRL WAS
ATTACKED BY R0WDIEs
tny Lcascd VIC DO syenIng TcraId.l


Washington. =. c.. March lid
ward S. Droop. president OF the wash
ington hoard Of trade was today's
FIRST witness in the investigation OF
the suffrage riots March 3. Tie de-
clarcd that half an hour before the
parade began ne believed peunsyi-
vanin avenue was clear. nr. James
Mythcn, clergyman. 81 Baltimore.
Maryland. vino marched in the MARY
land division. said tine marchors wcfe
forced TO walk in single nle ana that
they were greeted along the line by
iccrs and shouts and obscene remarks
from the hystnuders. To gave the
numbers Of several police VINO. ne
Paid. neglected the work OF koepinR
me crowds back. one officer Ga whom
he complained, he said. told him 10
Ego Ia hell
Dr. Mythcn said that the police.
generally. had become q part OF the
crowd ana did nothing go restrain
those who insultcd the paraders Hc
testified that he had been told that
Mary Melvin, "a blind girl. who march,
ga IN tho parade had hccn pulled out
of line hy rowdIcs ana that her guide
had difficulty IN rcscuing hor John
a. Johnston. commissioner Of the Dis
iriet of columbia. who has charge ct
the police department. WIS tho next
Witness tie placed In the record an
of the correspondence between his ~.
Hrc and the suffrage leaders relating
10 tho issuance 81 the parade pcr-
mits ana tho protection of the par
ado.
Commissioner Johnston made "a
general defense OF the conduct COS SUE
pcr.ntcndcnt Sylvester ana the polirc
force in the disorders during tho puI
AIDE. He said the superintendent Of
police framed comprehensive orders
embracing perfect arrangements for
IA, protection of the murchcrs THAT
tho execution 81 plans failed hc said
could not wen be- explained nor could
The responsibility Tor the disorder 3"
accurately placed"
Commissioner Johnston further de-
ylarcd that tho crowd was disordcrly
In q good n1turHd way" and @thut b
looked upon the parade boo light
vein" lie said that tlc police utii-
Gers In the streets did pfoiiglous
physical work. ana that h saw no
policemen whose actions caueI fer
rcproor nor did ~ haa~ remarks of
AN insulting mature ,r.m 'ho crowd.
Tho commissioner took ucrlsirp 60
laud Mr. Sylvester as the most
efficient chief OF po lc' w ihe ''nlt-
eel States in the haai"ng "t large
crowds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
A MESSAGE TO THE
SICK

Are YOU suffering with stomach
trouble. constipation, kidney disease.
heart affection. nervousness. and
kindred discusses remember there ~
help right az your door Rev. Il. Con-
stantino smith. the great Divine Heal
or OF national reputation never fails
TO help YOU. from the firNt treatment.
This morning he was called In by one
Of Albuquerque prominent business
men, who thanked him for the won
derfui relief he gave him the first
treatment Hts statement Is as fell
lows. For many years he hadn't been
able 90 eat "a meal without taking
medicine. to relieve the AGILITY 81 the
stomach. and also drugs every night
Ia move tho bowels Since tho nrst
treatment. which was last Friday. the
lth. he eats we'll and hia boweis move
regular na clock. You can see this
man by calling on rev. smith. rio
Graude Hotel, 5i9 West Central ave-
nue., rooms and q hours 10 q. m. 20
. D. m Dr. Smith. y. y. viii preach
ana heal the sick sunday. March 18th,
2;a0 .. m. New odd Fellows hail.
seats free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
FAIR MOUNT GLEE
CLUB PLAYS TO
PACKED HOUSE
Aggregation Credit to Col
lege It Represents and to
Wichita, Being One of Best
to Travel Over Santa Fe
Circuit.

That the Fairmount College Glcc
club Of Wichita. Kan. is about the
best glec club that has ever APP
pcarod before an audNnec OF santa
re employees and their families is th,
opinion OF many who were fortunate
enough Co hear them last night ot \.
o. o. vs.. hall whore they gave 70
splendid entertainment 60 packed
house under the auspices ~ tho santa
ZEE reading room department.
Every number ON the program. In
Cluding generous cucorcs. was per
fcctly rendered. showing most careful
training under their excellent diToc-
tor. Prof Graham. and the fact that
al" audience was entertained for al
most two hours and nn ono realized 30
had been even half that long speaks
well for the work done and also the
beautiful Arrangement Of the pro-
gram. The opening number. Tho
blizzard deserves especial mention
The club made big hit with the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
SYDNEY IS WRECKED
BY A TERRIFIC
HURRICANE
New South Wales City Swept
by Sixty Mile Gale Which
Does Enormous Damage on
Sea and Land.
lRy I.ca-ed Mlrc 10 E,cnInr IIernId. }

OBy Leased Wire To- Evening HeraId.l
sydney y. $. W, March IA
sixty gale swept this city to-
day causing several fatalities anu
doing great damage ashore aud ufloa'
Sixty street cars were dcralrd hy Tho
Wind, several yachts were wrecked al
their mooring ana chimnyys topped
.ovcr throughout the cit}.
a dcluge ot rain accompanied ths
gale ON, man was cle,trorutcd an
ton horses KILLED 10y fallen wire and
three men were drowned Joe th, har-
bor. Suburban traffic WAS brought
tu % ginndstill until the storm 1hajo1.
\ number of buildings were wreck :
and trees uprooted. Many accidents
we're reported n which people were
injured and n one case death may
result.
Tho storm came from the south.
Thunder and lightning added Co i,-
tcrrors and % fun record of fatalities
has not been compiled. Several cot
the finest yachts IN me hurhor had
not been moved Go winter uuartore as
early as usual and folt the full force
ot the gale.
what Happened 10 Mary crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
BURTON HOLMES TO
TRAVEL IN THE
PHILIPPINES
United States Government
Carrying on 'Greater Work
in Islands Than the Con.
struction of Panama Canal.

ON his way from his home in Chi-
eugo TO san Francisco from which
port bt Will spil Friday for Manila.
g. g.. Burton Holmes. author OF the
Burton Holmes Trayelogurs .u twelve
Volumes. and one 81 the best known
lecturers IN America passed through
Albuquerque on the santa Pc limited
today MI Holmes Viii spend the
next six months in the wilds OF the
Philippine Islands studying th" pyu-
of" lud their customs Tor the pur-
posse - arranging Wntori1l for l,r-
tUtr ou the country lie VIII bc join
vd souu after his arrival Boy a. motion
picture operator and pictures viii De
taken an over the islands Co illustrate
mo lecture.
Il believe q lecture on tho Philip
pines viii hc cot even greater interest
than my lecture on the lAulWn
canal said MI Holmes today "ln
liEgiuE the canal the United states
goNcrnmcut Us accomplishing great
work, making history bat the best
that can hc said OF the canal con-
structiun is tult inert dirt aud rock
ara being moved Co permit the cousul-
idatiun 81 two seas IN th, Philip
pines tho government is dealing with
people. with men nud women who
nay" suuls Tho government OF
course. ia not directly saving the
souls of the Fulpinos Rut tho
government is engaged iu the work OF
educating tho people, bringing them
up to point where their souls can
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11

We have been In business IN this town
build NJ trade ~ always advising our
patrons right.
So when We tell Won that we have
found she eczema remedy Gnd that We
stnnd bck Of ID with the manufacturer b
iron clad guarantee. hacked by ourselves
Won con depend upon U TINT we rive our
advice not In order 10 cell few bOttlua
~ medicine to skin sufferers, but he-
cause we know how u will HELM our
business n we helm our patrons.
We keep In stock ana sell, al the we'll
known skin remedies nut We Will Hay
'hia 10 yoh are suffering from any
'ind ~ skin trouble ccgsfnu, pqOriasi ais
f1ah or letter. we want Won 10 try n fltll
aian bottle uf - -. - Prescription.
AiW. ~ IL does not do the WORK. thla
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
ELKS TO NUMBER
OF 100 ARRIVE
HERE TONIGHT
Theatre Party, Dance and a
Lunch at Masonic Temple
Entertainment Program for
This Evening.
TOMORROW TO BE BUSY
DAY FOR THE VISITORS

. one of the biggest automobile .
. parades Albuquerque has ever .
. seen viii take place tomorrow q
. morning when some forty ma .
= chimes viii line up az the Elks' .
o building and take the 100 visit .
. ing Elias from Magdaiena and .
. Kelly on "a grand Magdniena Day =
. Seeing Albuquerque jnuut. Among =
. those who will furnish tho cars .
y are DR.. i. w. Colbert. Frank =
y Stortz. Buick Auto company. T.. .
. u. Sisk, Louis Gumbincr, r.. g.
. Butler. u. n. Pollock. Wcinman.
. Sol Weller. Sol benjamin. Ben =
. son Newell Dave WELLER, G. 6.
. Murdorf. Roy Mcdonald, y. ~.
. Schwentker. T.. L. Grose. NJ. =
. Mlndoll. Harlan. e. \. Filler, Max =
. Nordhaus. Overland Auto COM
. pany. Henry Yanow. simon
. stern. Charles white, NJ. Nash.
. Al Soclls. Council, w w. strong
. u. H. Diotz W. N. Hahn. George =
. Learnard. e. a. Hudson. Wiggett =
. Dr. ST. *. wylder, and Noa n .
field.
. All ;hc Elks are wearing big
. purple and silver "Magdalona
4 Day badges, while the visitors
Z VIII he supplied through tho
. courtesy of u. y. Cleayer Of the
. Sew McXico cigar company with Z
. handsome little leather cigarette q
. cuse souvenirs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
MORTUARY.


Funeral at Erie l-nclInan.
The funeral services of the late
Erie r.. Eshelman we're held nt 2
O'Clock this afternoon ut the homo of
the hercaycd parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Esholman. 1905 Fruit avenue.
Rev Charles oscar Hrrkman, pastor
OF the Lead avenue Methodist church.
conducted the services. his eloquent
prayer ana touching tribute 10 the
worth of the deceased young man
adding great imprcssiycness 60 tho
service. A quartet composed Of Mrs.
Dcarth, Mrs. Tompkinf Mrs Miller
ana Mrs. Sterling sung Asleep in
Jesus ana NsaIrr My God, 90
Thee. a largo number Of friends
uf tho dcceasod and family gathered
to pay tho last rinufc 81 respect
Tho remains were sent under dircc-
tion or French A LoWher on No. 2.
bound FOR the old homo az summer
vile, Pa, whore intermont will Doe
made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
VANDAL STEALS 50
FROM PUBLIC LIBRARY

\ sneak thief entered the Reynolds
library some time after o'cluyl
Sunday night, gaining entrance by
means of skeleton key and forced
open n drawer In the librarians desk
extracting some g. in small change,
which had been collected In fines
from people who owed for booKs
over due
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
Nearly Forty Automobiles WIN Take
Visiting Els for Seeing albuquerque Trip

homes
while the gentlemen are engaged
tomorrow evening M the business
meeting ana smoker tho ladies' IN
charge % "a big committee 81 Albu-
qucrque ladies' win be taken 20 tho
moving picture shows and otherwise
entertained. following asa afternoon
spent as tho guests Of the same fem
mine entertainment committee The
program for the entire celebration Is
splendid one and will furnish tho
visitors a royal good time every min
ute Of their stay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
HUBBARD TO
LECTURE HERE
IN MAY
Well Known Author and
Speaker Will Be Booked for
Appearance Here Provided
Guarantee Is Forthcoming.

Provided sufficient guarantee g.
offered, Ebert Hubbard, widely
known author and lecturer. publish.
rr ana editor of the phlli.tine. ana
one ct tn" queer gcniuscs Of tho
country VIII lecture In Albugucrqur
some time during May The Com.
morcill club has received a prnpb-
sItion from FRA Elhortus and Il Is
probable that he will b" booked TOW
an appearance here. ~ d, not be.
lirvcd that q will hc difficult 10 soc
cure the guarantee. Hubbard mas
l"ctured Ia Albuquerque twice during
the last ten years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
Cur Personal Guarantee
10 all Skin Sufferers"
j. II. o'RrELLY co

bottle will cost you nothing Won alone
Again and ogaiN we hnve econ how o
few drops Of this simple wash applied
10 the skin, takes away the Itch, ~.
stantiy And the cures al seem TO 10
pormaNent.
u. H. ~ Prescription made by the
u. -. H. Laboratories of Chicago, is
composed Of thymul. rlycerine, oil OF
cooling ingredients And III yon are
lust crnny with Itch. you viii feai
louthcd and cooled. the itch absolutely
washed away The momcht You applied
this -. u. u.
We have made fast friends Of moro
than one family hy recommending thir
remedy 90 q skim sufferer here az
there ana We want yon So try u ue9
on cur positive uo.puy gunrantoe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-11
"MNGD NIIsNA Day" VISITORS
WILL ARRIVE THIS EVENING


Travelling IN two specially chartered
ears one hundred ana nifty Elks. can
dldntes ana their ladies from Mardn-
lenn aud Kelly wifi arrive here al Geo
this evening 60 spend this evening and
tomorrow ana tomorrow evening as
the guests of Albuquerque Lodge No.
4Gl. To- renew fellowship with the
Main WORKS. 90 get initiated. 20 see
the sights HIl firstly and foromostly
to have a Good Time.
Tine ElN party from tho south VIII
be- greeted az the train tonight by
practically every local member OF the
local lodge headed by Exalted Ruler
%. a. Matson and the official roster.
After dining iu state the visitors viii
ho the guests OF the local entertain
crs at the performance by the Ben
Greet Players of "she Stoops 90 Com
quor" at the Elks' ihcator. Following
the thoater party the visitors will be-
honurees at big dance az the Ma
sonic Temple. followed by a suhstan-
thai lunch
Tomorrow will be the big day A.
io.g0 great caravan OF automobiles
win gather al the Elks building, be
tho building and photographed by
Walton. following which the visitors
win pile la for trip which will oc.
cupy tho entire forenoon. the itinerary
TO cover tho entire city ana most 81
its enYirons with "a spin over the mesa
included.
2:3o tomorrow afternoon meet
Ing of the lodge viii be held "a tho
lodge rooms for balloting on candi-
dates and initiation OF one OF the iarg-
est classes la the history OF the orr
ranization raising tho membership
close Go tho thousand mark.
Al 4 o'clock the regular annual
mccunF Win be held for tho election
Gf officers and az o'clock a smoker
and athletic exhibition In the theater
The visitors viii leave on tho south
bound train az 1890 q. M for theil