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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
hedge Of briStling spear points.

hedge Of briStling spear points.
If the tiger tries to break through
the ring OF spectators he must. If the
spears are firmly held. impale himself
on either the longer or the shorter
ones. while the men on either side can
easily run him through with their
lances. That means that each individ.
ual in the wide circle must he dexter.
GUS in the use Of the spear and also
know something about the habits and
disposition of the tiger
The Lending role Is naturally taken
by professional tiger fighters. The big
wooden cage In which the fierce beast
has been confined is dragged into the
middle OF the great arena. and as 1t Is
opened an unarmed and unShielded
fighter advances toward 1t and with
certain measure Of ceremony and even
Of politeness challenges the tiger to
come forth.
Suddenly realizing its freedom. the
beast usually starts in wild fight to-
ward the ring Of spectators. only to
halt before the impenetrable array of
cleaning spears. From side to side of
the ring 1t bounds. always met by the
same impassable barrier. until finally
the real tiger lighters. each armed
only with lance. enter the ring. Usu.
ally there are two or three. but only
fighters Of the first rank dare to en-
counter the enraged animal unsuppOrt-
ed and alone.
They watch the moment In which
the tiger cr0uches for its spring and
kneel low. with Il tense grasp of the
spear. which they point toward the
tiger in such Il manner that he cannot
help impaing himself on it. Besides the
courage that the moment calls for. the
Wanted skill and daring Of the Span
ish tOreudOr are the veriest child's play,
for the charge Of the great beast may
be so fierce that 1t knocks the lance
aside. and then there is nothing but
the spears of the other men to save
the tiger fighter from being killed and
mangled by the angry creature
Youths Companion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

E. Mathisen VS. Fannie Kellerman;
dissolution and accounting. A. E.
Cross for plaintiff and w. H. Abel
for defendant.
O. R. Austin vs. Geo. D Abel; gar
nishment. Stewart and Tucker for
plaintiff
y F. R. Archer, Receiver VS.. Hayes
re Hayes. Bankers, ct al: injunction.
A. M. Wade for plaintiff.
In re rejection certain applications
for purchase of tide lands of second
class for oyster cultivation in Cheha-
lis and Pacific counties; appeal from
State Board of Land Commissioners.
Gordon e. yesterday for appellants.
Ruby Wilson VS. V. A. Fogda; fore
closure of mortgage. F. W. LOOMS
for plaintiff.
c. Pinnick VS. Grays Harbor Com
mercial Co: garnishment. T. II. Nc
Kay for plaintiff.
Joseph Kent VS. Grover Ray; debt.
E. s. Avey for plaintiff.
J. T. Drum VS. G. T. Armstrong ct
TX; debt. Taggart & Phillips for
plaintiff
VIM. Ross VS. O.-W. R. & N. Co.. {;
appeal for j. P. Court. Bridges &
Bruener for defendant.
State VS. Edward Dugos; grand lar
ceny. o. M. Nelson for State.
A. NJ. Abel ct uX VS. Adam John
son ct ux; debt and attachment. w.
H. Abel for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
WONDERS OF JAVA
A Glimpse Of the Most Beautiful
Island In the World.
WAS ONCE A MIGHTY EMPIRE

Only the Architectural Ruins Of Its
Ancient Civilization Now Remain.
It's Royal Prisoners and the National
Sport Of Tiger Fighting.
The island Of Java has been called
BY more than one traveller the most
beautiful island in the world. 1t is In
shape much like Cuba. 1t Is long and
narrow. about 700 miles one way and
less than 100 the other. Some Of the
mountains are 10000 or 1900 feet
high. but there are no snow clad peaks.
They are all clothed to the summit
with the richest tropical vegetation.
for they are almost directly under the
equator. There are at least thirty Or
forty volcanoes In the island. many Of
them still active.
The island Is controlled by the Dutch
About the time the pilgrim fathers
sailed from Holland to land Oh I'lym.
Outh rock another expedition from the
same country carried the Dutch flag to
the other side Of the world. and Dutch
governors have ruled in Java for about
800 years. But the remarkable archi-
tectural remains In the interior bear
testimony to the extinct civilization Of
mighty empire once enthroned upon
this island and Of an ancient religion
that was supplanted by Buddhism.
Although the Dutch are complete
masters. there are still native rulers
left in the island. emperor and sultan.
who are allowed to retain their lofty
titles and live surrounded with an i'm
perial etiquette. although they are in
reality little better than state prison
erS.
The emperor lives in his "kraton." a
large Enclosure in which is the palace,
Before the palace stretches the so call
ed "AlOn-Alon." broad. open space,
often tlanked on one side by mosque,
and this is the arena for the tiger
fights. which are the favOrite diversion
Of monarch and subject alike.
For these combats hunters trap ii.
gers in the mountains magnificent
beasts. not born in a cage and half
subdued 10y long confinement, but real
kings of the forest. caught full grown
and with their strength increased by
rage ut their captivity.
Sometimes the fight is with a bull or
Il buffalo. but more often with train
ed fighters of the human race, and Il
striking popularity of the combat is
that not infreGuently the onlookers
themselves are forced to take part in
the performance.
Within the "Alon-Alon" great
square or ring is marked off. and
along its sides the mass of the spec.
tators take their places, the men arm.
ed with spears of different lengths
Those with the shorter spears knee
in the front rank. while those with the
longer weapons stand behind them, SO
that together they present a close
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

ed, copy of will ..........::.. =.
II. p. Misner to James White,
mortgage lots 8, 4, and 6,
block "a, Northern Pacific ad-
dition South Aberdeen .... 20
Caroline Carlson to Torongo Co,
lease WIZ lot 8, block 2, Benn's
First addition Aberdeen for 2
years term at monthly rental
of $25 .................. -.
E. l.. McGillis to Public. decla-
ration of homestead on lots TO-
II and -, block 80, North Alb
erdeen .................. -.
Sheriff of Chehalis County to
w. w. Anstie, certificate of
of lot g tract Is, lots T. 8, 8,
10 and II, Tract 25 all in Abb
erdeen Tide Lands ....... II
F. G. Smith VS. AXel Westerberg,
execution and notice of levy on
tract of land in lot 6, sec. %.
twp Is, 10 and tract Of land
in sec. 81 and %, twp Is, TO-. -.
Oakville State Bank to Wesley
Womer, satisfaction OF chattel
mortgage horses, wagons and
harness ................. AZ
C. A. Landberg to F. V. Grimes,
chattel mortgage 16 sheep 80. 4
o. r. Olson ct ux to John Miller,
mortgage lot -, block Sd On
tario addition Hoquiam ...... SO
| Sheriff Chehals County to John
Brinen, certificate of sale of
nell nwA sec q, twp 10. r 8
and that portion of sec 81 ly-
ing west of Wishkah river .159
f. C. Walters to T. ]. Preston ct
ux, satisfaction of mortgage
lots : 4. block % Woath-
erwaA e 1enr's addition Aher-
deSn ......... ..,.,.'.' 1oo
P. N Power to Mrs. Jennie
Mitchell. satisfaction Of chat
tel mortgage household goods
OF Harbor Hotel Aberdeen 80. :.
w. A. Mitchell ct ux to P. N.
Bower, chattel mortgage furni-
ture in room No. I, Waldron
! Rooming House, Aberdeen. 81
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Rants Poverty.

Barring the ten years spent as tu-
tor in private families. Kant passed
the whole Of bis long life in Koenigs-
berg. where he was born in 1924. Dur
ing his early tenure Of the chair Of
philosophy his sole emoluments con-
sisted of EGO year. sack Of wheat
every month and sufficient firewood to
warm his house in cold weather. On
becoming rector of the university only
another 200 was added to his yearly
stipend. so the greatest Of ali German
philosophers was not much better off
than the pastor Of Goldsmith's DE
serted Village" However. in his lat
ter years Rants scanty means were
supplemented by an annual allowance
Of EGG from the privy purse of Fred
erick the Great.-London Chronicle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Last Couple Out.

The players form in II double file.
the couples clasping hands. One
player. who is selected to be 1T"
stands ut the head of the double col.
umn. He calls Last couple out" and
the last two players In the column
must unclasp hands and run. each on
his own side of the column and try to
reclasp hands somewhere in front Of
the 1T" without being tagged by him.
The 1T" must not look around when
he calls Last couple out" until the
two players who have left their posi-
tons come on line with him. He
may then try to tag either of the two
players If he fails he still remains
1T" If he succeeds in tagging one OF
the two players before they clasp
hands again that one takes his place as
1T" and he clasps hands with the 9th
er. and they stand at the head of the
line. and the next last couple" is call
eG out
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
KNOWS ALL THE GOSSIP.
Carrie Of tho Telephone the Best Post
ed Person In Town.


ed Person In Town.
In the American Magazine George
Fitch. the Illinois h,imorist. writes on
THE Honleburg Telephone Exchange"
in which he describes the telephone In
Il small village. In the following ex-
tract he explains why Carrie. the tele-
phone operator. knows more than any
one else in town:
when my wife wants to know IL
hats are being worn at an afternoon
reception she calls Carrie Ten to one
Carrie has caught a scrap Of cOnversa-
ton over the line and knows. But II
she hasn't she will call up and find out.
When doctor leaves his Office to make
a call he calls up Carrie. and she faith
fully pursues him through town and
country all day. If necessary. When
we are preparing for journey we do
not 60 down to the depot until we have
called up Carrie and have found out II
the train is on time. And when our
babies wander away we no longer run
frantically up and down the street
hunting for them. We ask Carrie to
advertise for lost child seven hands
high and wearing four-hour-Old face
wash, and within five minutes she has
called up fifteen people in various parts
Of the town and has discovered that
said child is playing Indian in some
back yard few blocks away.
Carrie is also our cOnfdant. hate
to think Of the number of things Car.
rie knows. Prowling into our lines
while we are talking. as she does. in
search of connections to take down,
she overhears enough gossip to turn
Homeburg into hotbed of anarchy II
she We're to let it loose.
But she doesn't. Carrie keeps all
the secrets that thousand other w0-
men can't She knows what Mrs.
Wimble Horn said to Mrs. Ackley over
the line which made Mrs. Ackley SO
mad that the two haven't spoken for
three years. She knows Just who Of
our citizens telephone to Paynesville
when HomebCrg goes dry and order
books. shoes, eggs and hard boiled
shirts from the saloons up there to be
Seut ny eAI'ItSS III IL pam
She knows who calls up Lutte Briggs
every night or two from Paynesville,
and young Alexander Bane would give
worlds for the information. reserving
only enough for Il musket or some 9th
err dueling weapon.
There's very little that Carrie does
not know. | shudder TO think what
would happen if Carrie should get milf
ed and begin to divulge. Once we had
a telephone girl who did this. She was
pert young thing who had come to
town. with her family short time be-
fore. 1t was n mistake to hire her
telephone girls should be watched and
tested for discretion from babyhood
up-but our directors did it. and be-
cause she showed a passion for litera-
ture and gum and very little for work
they fired her in three months. She
left with reluctance. but she talked
with enthusiasm. and HOmeburg was
an armed camp for long time"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Reversed Concealed Cities.

In each of the following sentences
the name of city is concealed, spell
ed backward:
1.-Those were not Sobs you heard.
2.--The ire of the man WAS very bit
ter
3.-The memory of it was still fresh
4.-Set Nancy's cup on the table.
please.
5.Was Il rim left near it?
1.-THE streets We're well Illuminated
1.-The albino came toward me run
ming.
S.-The people were massed on the
campus.
9.-None save negligent persons would
have been so careless.
10.-Her simple gift gave me lasting
pleasure.
Answers. - I. Boston: 2. Erie: 8.
Rome; 4, Nantes: 5. Elmira: 6. Lille;
Z, Macon: 3. Odessa: 8. Geneva; 10.
Salem.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Person, quit claim deed lots G.
Z, 8 and Q hlocL n...:

Person, quit claim deed lots 6
T.. and 9, block s, Martins
addition Elma
Trays Harbor Land Co. to Mn
~ Maben. lot II, block So. On.
tario addition Hoquiam
n. Il. Philbrick ct ux to A. ]. Nc.
htyre, quit claim deed lot IL.
except northwest 40 feet. block
81, Corrected plat Houuiam.
WIN. donovan to VIM. Ness.
tract 8. Cloquallum Garden
tracts
Mrs. Alice E. Hiner to Markham
Shingle Co.. quit claim deed
eR SEX sec IL, twp is, r IL.
u. Z. Atchison ct Tx to School
District No. 80, lots Z to 70
inclusive, block 80, Original
plat Ocosta
Moclips Realty Co. to Hoquiam
Investment Co., lots 10 and II.
oiock 10. Chabot's addition
Moclips Observation-Disclosures
Treasurer Chehalis County to G.
n. Pratsch. tax judgment deed
to lots II and II, block 2. No.
Aberdeen and triangular piece
OF land 1928 feet by Is feet by
Al feet in lot 7, block 10,
Wishkah addition Aberdeen.
Mike Malysh ct ux to John Kor.
zeniewski, lots l and 2, block
JIG. West End addition Aber.
VI, $3.50.
w. ID. Crow ct ux to Margaret
Moss, lot 80. block SO, North
ern Pacific addition South Alb
erdeen
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Boy Scouts Win Honors.

The highest distinction in boy scout
work. the honor Of enrolment in the
eagle scout patrol. has been conferred
upon seven members and the scout
master of the "Bucktail'' troop Of
Bala. Penn. These boys. who will
now wear the eagle badge on their
coats. are the first to be honored in
the United States. They have passed
through every grade of scout work
from tendcrfoot to first class scout.
and in addition have won twenty on
merit badges by passing examinations
Oh particular subjects of scout activi-
ties. inclu'iing such rs first aid
methods and nature study.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

1t Is not easy nowadays to find a
lead pencil that is not too old at for
ty-as it were. In the early days of
lead pencils the produce Of the Seath,
waite mine was deemed SO valuable
that strong guards of soldiers were
engaged for its protection. and spe-
cial act of parliament was passed pc
nalizing Illicit traffic in plumbago,
which then realized from 3 Shillings
to ; shilings an ounce. Although the
miners were stripped and carefully
searched when leaving off work, they
managed to smuggle a good deal of
produce out of the mine. London
Spectator.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Real Estate Transfers

Instruments filed for record in the
Office of the Auditor of Chehalis
county for week ending Thursday,
December 3, 1914
Joe NOrk ct ux to Fred Bran
back, lot /. block IA, North Alb
erdeen ................ ooo
Elizabeth Easton to Mary Craw-
ford, lot 10, block 10, Benn's
Central addition Aberdeen go. ~
J. j. Johnson Land Co. to Mon
tesano Creamery Co., lots to
8. block g, Riverside addition
Montesano $50
benn Cranberry Co. to r. II.
Benn, tract 10, Benn Cranberry
20. tracts 23S
II. Martindale ct Tx to David
Provoe, nwH swA seA sec
81, twp 16, a ............ zoo
Mary Hanrahan to Mrs. Dan Nc
Crimmon, lot 5, block 4, Fleets
addition Montesano ..........
T. ]. Bradley ct ux to Frank
Mandich. lots 8 and 9, block
rs, First addition South Alb
erdeen .................. IL
Geo. w. Walsh to Selma Kyro,
lou 10, block 18, Frances al
dition Aberdeen .............. ]
antony Siemion ct ux to Mike
Siemion, ME neA neA sec %
and n1a nwA neA sec %, twp
II. ~, ............... l
'7'ames f. Lyons ct ux to Grays
Harbor Commercial Co.. block
~ Corrected plat Cosmopo-
WIN. Duvall ct ux to Clara y.
Tones, neh nell sec IS, twp =.
lS, r 5 .................. IL
CARA B. Troxell to A. A. TroXel,
undivided 4 interest neM ne
n sec is, twp IS, T 3 1880.
Cnas. Knokey ct ux to G.. w.
Lamping s acres land in Sc,
~. twp IS. r 10 .120t
y. W Lamping ct uX to Mike
Fox, 3 acres land in sec %, twp
D. IL, r - .................. 45l
James Johnson ct ux to w. II.
Johnston, eR lot 4, block %, =.
original plat Aberdeen 49,. IL
8 +. Person ct ux to Nettle
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

!. White VS. Albert Wojs, ct al.
,.ree Of foreclosure signed.
n re estate of Anton Holtbrunner,
...sased. December II fixed to hear
rddon.
\ re- estate of Fred Leisman, de-
led Final account approved and
..srse Of distribution signed.
rsnpie ]. Kane VS. Ina Bosley ct al.
sh confirmed
Pearl Jones VS. Oliver Jones. Di-
NICE granted.
Jennie Lassiter VS. T. l.. Lassiter.
sne.
r.rn L. Barrett VS. Geo. F. Barrett.
sne.
Emanuel Gustafson VS. j. d. Crazy.
asrit's sale confirmed.
E. Sutherland VS. Mrs. M. Prest-
Nm Judgment for plaintiff for
1858 and costs.
RP, Briscoe VS. Mildred w. Dem
.ree. Decree of foreclosure signed.
p F, Klein VS. c. M. Davis, ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Frank Butterfield VS. William Lee.
change of venue to King County
granted.
In re insanity of Clara Schultz. Or
der for parole signed.
State VS. Ray Andrus. Defendant
plead guilty of petty larceny, and was
riyen liberty on promise 10 make
good the theft.
Lesa Manning VS. Benjamin Man.
lling. Divorce granted.
Bay City Lumber Co. ct al VS. Ideal
Door Co. Receiver appointed
Joseph Kent VS. Grover Ray. Judg-
Inent fer plaintiff for S4S50 and costs,
mounting to $1,000.
J. +. Drum VS. C. F. Armstrong
Judgment fer plaintiff for 1886 and
costs.
State VS. Edward Dukos. Defendant
sentencel 70 two years in the state
reformators.
City of Aberdeen VS. John Greer
Judgment for defendant for $500.
Leila NJ Cole VS. City Of Aberdeen
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
In re mothers pensions. Irene
Bale allowed S. a month.
!, John Olson VS. Andrew Semmen
Judgment for defendant.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

One Of the Oldest active figures in
the field in the German army Is DR.
F. Hertwig. a staff surgeon, who, ac.
corling to the Berliner Lokalanzeiger.
has just celebrated at the front his
eightieth birthday and the fftieth an.
niversary of hrs army service. DR..
Hcrtwig served in the campaign
against Denmark when Germany won
Schieswig- Holstein and in that cam
paign won by his service the decora.
ton of the order OF the Red Eagle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
CornstaIks and Snow.

Ii is sometimes a good plan to leave
some of the corcstaks standing. Ev-
cry fourth row left standing will hold
Il lot of snow on the land At the
North Dakota experiment station 1t
was found that one-fourth OF the corn
stalks left standing stopped about as
much snow as when all were left
This will in many cases mean good
deal to the next crop The added mois-
ture will make the soil less liable to
blow. and the standing stalks will
check the wind good deal. near the
surface. and this also reduces the drift
ing Better try leaving q few rows
and see If II does not pay.-North Da-
koto Rllletin.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Eichtinu White Ants.

The Indians of the Mauritius dispose
of terinites or white ants in this man
ner: When they see their covered
way approaching Il building they drop
train of sirup from this way to the
nearest nest of black ants The first
black ants that see the sirup follow
it up till they reach the termite pas
sage They return to their nest. and
in few hours a black army starts
out for the white ant stronghold With
great fury they rush into the galleries
and in short time entirely destroy
the enemy. and each one on its way
nome carries dead termite. probably
to eat.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Alphabet In Bible Verse.

In the twenty-first verse of the sew.
enth chapter Of Ezra can be found
every letter of the English alphabet.
1t runs thus: And |. even !. Artax-
erXes the king. do make Il decree to
all the treasurers which are beyond
the river that whatsoever Ezra the
priest. the scribe of the law Of the
Cod of heaven. shall require of you, it
he done speedily"
But. still more wonderful. in the
eighth verse of the third chapter Of
Zephanah is contained every letter.
including finals. Of the Hebrew IAN
guage Westminster Gazette.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
PUBLISHERS NOTICE

Subscribers served by city carriers
failing to receive the Herald on Tues
day and Friday by o'clock p. m.
will confer a favor on the publisher
by calling the City Messenger Co.
Phone 70, who will deliver a copy
immediately. II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Best lie Could Do.

Lend me So. will you. Old chap"
Haven't got it. but I'll tell you what
III II" I'll lend you the So lent job
son over year ago if you can collect
it. Boston Transcript.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Not For Doctors.

OF course 1t is all right for ignorance
to he bliss. but we dislike to have our
doctor enjoy himself that way.-Gal-
weston News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
ffHE COURT HOUSE
n Weekly Record Of Legal
Doings at County Seat

-m,res OF SUPERIOR COURT
P..n NEW CASES FILED. LIST
= REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN MISCELLANEOUS iNSTRU.
EseMTs FILED WITH COUNTY
|,upIToR.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

m THE SUPERIOR COURT
I =. following is the record of bust
transacted in the superior court
~ week:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Ancient Classmsking.

When the council of ten ruled Ven
ice they issued ii decree regarding the
art of glassmaEing. 1t runs: "tf IA
workman carry his art beyond the linn
IT'S Of his country to the dttriment OF
the republic. hp shall be desired To re-
turn. II ne disohev. his nearest rela-
tives shall be imprisoned H. in spite
of their imprisonment he remain OBJ
stinate in his wish TO live abroad, an
rInissary shall be told otf to xii. him"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

An lmpcrtart Difference.
Haven't your opinions Oil this sub
Ject undergone Il changer
No" replied Senator Sorghum
"i.rt your views, as you expressed
tholA some time ago
"iuuSe were nor my views Those
werr my Interviews" Washington
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

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Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-21

and very realistic. Lucille's dash in
the auto is very sensational. The
rum5er closes with Lucille still in
Hugo's clutches, this time in his city
house again. Two full shows, 1880
ard 8:45. No advance in prices.
X X y
Tulane Speculative features in
place of one will be shown at the Tu-
lane tonight, consisting of the master
piece. "Love Everlasting" and a two
reel comedy by the Vitagraph Com
rany. "Cutey's Wife" On account of
the lengthy program, the first show
will commence promptly at 1880 with
the two reel comedy, following with
the masterpiece, which will be shown
but once, beginning at SIS to close the
last show again with the two reel
Admission fifteen cents only.