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night { under the direction OF r. II.
sothern. The distinguished: American
player will not only be at,the head Of
the company at this theatre,t this year
but he will have complete control
Of tho 'destinles Of the theatre. TT is
now a long time since SUCH. a lis
tinguished actor has been at the
head Of any New York, theatre. As
sociated with Mr.. Soiheru are Char.
lotte Walker. Haide Wright. Blanche
Yurka, orlando DAILY. ,Taulhei Whit
son.. Albert Howson and Florence
Wright. ~
Inc Two Virtues. BY Alfred sutro,
has heen selected by Mr.. Sothern IS
the hspt play in which he.wi!l be.sesn.
He has not acted in any, modern drama
since Laurence Irving wrote, for, him
"The Fool Hath Said In Hs Hea RI nor
has he appeared in comedy since 's'ap-
tain I%Atterbiair." except fore revival
Of Lord Dundreary," George Alex.
ander Il tie Enelish' actor for whom
this comedy Of . modern life VA
written" 80.
Z. 49,. -
/ Elsie Janis is back In Northumberland
arid Will make her first appearance at
tho Cohan iT'heatre, on .Tdesdsy, night
in Miss Information ,",by Dickey and
Goddard. Concerning C.?.B. Dining
hamis next production thu following
In communicated: Miss Janis will
play the part ola girl detective, a ro'.
which gives promise Of a series cf SIX
different and fascinating characteriza-
tons. The. musical interpretations ~
Jerome Kern will he cOnHnel TO IN.
situations which afford their consist,r
and logical introduction. This is In
Act :, which takes place at F'ychere's
noted Partisan midnight restaurant,
which has been made popular as tho
rendezvous Of grand opera singers. ar
lists. bohemians and tourists.
For the various parts in Miss In
formation Mr.. Dillingham; has Sc
lected a cast Of international impor-
tance. including Maurice ISarkoa.
Mile. Irene Bordoni, Melville Ellis,
Howard E%stabrook. Francis Nc
CHM, Eugene Revere. Annie Esmond,
Vivian Rushmore, David TODD. Lea
witt james. Diane Oste. Paulette An.
tome and Frank Ranger"
The Shuberts will. produce az the
Comedy Theatre on Tuesday THE
Modern Shyiock,' by, Herman Shelf
fauer. This play was acted with sue
cess In London last September. Louis
Calvert. who acted the leading role
in England, will he seen In 1t here.
Mr.. Calvert im~personates Simon
Ldsskfn. The setting NJ Mr.. Calverts
study Of the modern Jew, modern yet
rteeped in the tradition. the, prcjudices,
the idealism Of his race. IL a dingy
p~awnbroker's shop in New York's
ghetto. In appearance the pawn
broker Is akin to the Jew that Shake
speare drew. Like Shylock. simon
! has me fair daughter. She is loved
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vaudeville. But these newcomers. IL
IL announced, are to he introduced
throughout the action VI the play not
as individual acts or units but ~ h
acters Of the plot. In the cast are
olga Hempstone. Noon and Morris.
Clifton Crawford. Jack Wilson. Will
lam Banfield Taylor. Stella Mayhem.
Collins and Hart, Kitty Gordon. Fran
ces Pritchard. Reynolds and Donegan,
fancy skaters: Mcmahon, Diamond
and Chaplow. Mosconi brothers. Ada
Meade. Ann Venita Ftzhugh. Lew
IIoltz. June and Wells, Franklin Bate.
Sydney Greenstreet. William l.. Glib
son. Dwight Dana. Aveling and Lloyd.
Bud Murry. Gilbert Wells. Gustav
Schult. Rosie Quinn. Eleanor Brown.
Kitty Hall and Leis whitney.
The Washington Square Players,
whose experimental performance Of
last year was successful. will open
their season on Monday at the Band
box Theatre on East ~Fifty-seventh
street. This year the players will APP
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THE NEW PLAYS OF THE WEEK.
Variety in the Theatres' Oherings.

MoNDAY-rhe Booth Thestre-E. H. Sothern. who has become the
manager of this theatre for the season, will make his first appear
ance in "The Two Virtues" by Alfred Sutro.
Bandbox Square Players in four plays
TUESDAY-cohan Thsare-Elsie Janis will return to the New York
stage after an absence Of two year, in Miss Information" Which
was written for her by Paul Diekey and Charles Goddard.
Comedy rheatre-"The Modern Shyloek'" by Herman Shelf
fauer. with Louis Calvert and Dorothy Donnelly in the leading
roles
SArURDAY-The Winter ~Garden-opening of the fall spectacle and
burlesque. "A World of Pleasure"
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merc's Fan" The author III THE
New York Idea has shown that there
is sufficient IN the social life ~ this
year of s~racc--take the topic Of di-
treatment as the dramatists of the
Restoration ave to the social life of
their day. They found that its bril-
liant artittciality a suited to- the
stag of the day. and to the same de-
gree is there opportunity for the cynic
In our own time. II is too bad that
Mr.. Mitchell retired when there is
such n large field for his talents to-
day.
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others who. beiioye that the audience
shouid. be kept in'the, dark as to this
matter until lager in the play say
possibly until she reappears in the
dress in which she takes her departure
for London. Miss T,mpest carried
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|'THEt CENTURY ,rHEATRE,Lcon.
cert given by the singers and act
ors In Me-" Waybufh's Town
Topics "
THE HIPPoDROME,-John Philip
Sousal will conduct his band In n
.cnncert with Grace HOFFMAN, no.
prano; Florence Bsrdeman, .vio-
iinift.t and H-rbert' CTArks. scornst-
'ist,'as rsoloists. -
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THE PICTURE'TAYS.

Novelties and FNvorites SIN On
View.
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Smiles" at the Longacreir Theatre. 1.-TWO
Is, Company. at the Iiyfic Theatre.
The Blue Paradise at the Casino
Theatre, Ned Wayburn,s,,' Town Top
les" at the Century" Theatre, and "A
World Of Pleasure" at they Winter
Garden. The Hippodrome' a 'now!|open
with sousais Band. Hip. Hip. Hoo
ray" and Flirting at st: 'Meritz.' a
big spectacular, Offering. !
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THE NEw;BATT ON THE HOOKS

what the M~paxers VIII Have for
Novelties This Week.
One of the most important theatrical
events of the winter will he the open-
ing Of the Booth Theatre Tomorrow
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NOTES OF THE ~FLICKERSTAGE

,,Io,,nd mt op,, Por bia dra v,iuy pnu,er
-. r.,. =.
'"' "u ~" NV " NV
true or vaudeNiile' wnere TIE star Is
often wanted not for what he car do
b,i, for VIII, he IL
r. - ..,.,
PICTURES Inc star ~ IN MN drama 10
do big work and there is n, for
any one except the most sincere OF
,r,i.,, ric,,rcs ,r. h.,,,ir, mara
"a ""p" ''"s ""!' ""' '"es VIII
not only use actors VINO attain prom
inence in other lines. hut they are de-
Veioping stars Oh their own Inc pup
TIC IL uhrough WIN the mistaken iuea
mat MN plays ar" one INNS ana the
spoken drama announcer. we are going
TO nave permanent screen drama ana
II VIII nave precisely me same ira
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CONCERTS TONIGHT

sunday. Evening E.tertain~.st IL
Two Theatsss.
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In search Of some old Italian jewelry
tn wear in the part Of Rosa in the
William Fox production of sin"
which will he seen for the first time
AT the Academy of Music, Theda
Bara. the famous French actress and
the star Of the piece. met with an odd
adventure. In her car she ransacked
all tho jewelry shops in the Italisn
quarters NJ New York without finding
what she wanted. which was an old
locket. preferably Of heavy, fligrcc
gold. She was about giving the search
NJ in despair when she suddenly spi.d
through the dingy glass window ~ "A
shop in the basement Of n Mulberry
street double decker tenement the
very thing she wanted. Entering the
store she vas about to purchase the
ornament when she experienced a dis
tinct shock to find within il n minia-
ture Of her father, with whose initials
II was also marked.
Then the actress rccollccted that
years before. in Italy. much Of hcr
mothers jewelry had been stolen while
she was travelling there. BY an odd
chance OF fate she had happened upon
II most valuable bit of tho entire
collection, for the Dcket was her
fathers wedding gift to Miss Rara's
mother. The dealer could tell the
actress nothing Of the locket's history.
beyond saying that it had been sold
10 him by "A poverty stricken looking
Italian years before. 1t had lain
where Miss Bara discovered il ever
since. The actress at once cablcd ,o
Paris, where her mother is engaged in
Red Cross work. telling of her lucky
n n on the completion OF the
making or Sin the locket was dos
patched TO Paris, after years of who
knows what adventures.
II. NJ, Newman, the traveller and
lecturer, who has just landed I'm New
York after n six months Journey
around and through the continent of
South America. has nnounced tho
subjects OF the new series OF travel
talks" he will present here this sea,
son. His opensng subject will b.
Brazil and Rio de Jane!ro.' to he fol-.
lowed one each week by Argentina
and Buenos Ayres," Chile via the
Straits Of Magellan" Peru, the
E"'S'AS"h oWi'HeEidiu, BOLIVIA,
Costa Rica, Panama Mr.. Newman
has chosen an opportune moinen for
presenting the wonders OF our great
sister continent. whose scenic charms
and interesting places and people are
just beginning to attract tourists,
while her commercial opportunities
are reckoning to our business men.
The motion pictures and views in
color TO he shown in this seasons
travel talks" are of startling new
subjects never before seen in this
country.
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over the Marathon route. Welsh has
said several times that he is perfectly
willing TO meet either of the two in
bout TO decision. But he has
been content to stay around New York
where only ten round no-decision af-
fairs are permitted. and where he Is
in little danger Of losing his title.
A majority of boxing critics here
pick White to beat both Welsh and
Shagrue In twenty round bouts. The
Chicago boy possesses something that
neither Welsh not Shagrue has ex-
hibited here--a punch. The Cham
pion and Jersey City boy have dis
played great skill as boxers, but
neither demonstrated that he had a
wallop that would put man away.
White landed snappy left on
Shagrue at times in their last meet
ing In New York that Jared the Jer-
sey boy badly. Had he not played
a waiting game, White It was con-
sidered. might have scored knock
out over Shagrue.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP


Notice of Dissolution OF Partnership.
Notice is hereby given, that the
co-partnership heretofore existing
between Carl Schubert Sr. and Carl
Schubert Jr. and Augusta Schubert
under the firm name and style of The
Sportsmen Equipment company, and
doing business at klamath Falls.
klamath county, Oregon, has been
this Sth day of January. 1915, dis
solved by mutual consent. Carl Schu-
bert Jr. has retired from the business
and said Arm. and the said Augusta
Schubert will continue the said busi-
ness. at the place and under the
same firm name. and will assume all
the obligations Of the former business
and take all the stock, property, ac-
counts and assets. thereof.
Dated ut klamath Falls, Oregon,
January s. 1915.
CARL SCHUBERT. Jr.
AUGUSTA SCHUBERT.
9-16.23-30. 4
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What County Agent
Is Doing in klamath

In December the first issue OF the
klamath County Farmers Exchange
WIS sent To the farmers. This pub
licntion In edited by myself and sent
ITO the farmers tho hrat OF each
month. ltB objoct being 10 place cv-
cry farmer IN the county who has
something 10 soil IN line with the
persons who want 10 buy or eS-
change
During February II short course
for one week viii be held at two
points IN Klamath county lnstruc-
tion In all phrases or agriculture VIII
be given by experts from the agricul-
tnral college.
A contest on growing grain and
potatoes has been arranged for the
school children OF tho county. The
contest will begin next spring and
prizes given winners by the Klamath
County Water Users Association
These prizca will be- calves. colts,
hogs, ETC.. which viii stimulaie In
torcst In agriculture among the boys
and girls OF school age,
During the few months that the
extension work has been In progress
In this county few things have been
accomplished and In the future we
win be In n position TO do great
deal more The farmers here are
wide awake and anxious to adopt
practical up-io.datc methods.
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A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP
United Press Service
BY Hal Sheridan

United Press Service
NEW YORK Jan. li.-Freddie
Welch. Joe Shugrue and Charlie
White will have to mingle in twenty
round bouts TO decision before the
real king OF the bunch can be picked.
AT least that Is the consensus OF opin-
ion here. following the Shagrue--
Welch and Shagrue--White bouts.
The Jersey City boxer and the
champion are scheduled to meet
again In n ten.round no-decision af-
fair here. II probably will be cork
ing bout---as their first meeting was
but there isn't one chance In a
hundred OF change In the light
weight championship. Shagrue would
have TO knock Welsh out and that,
Judging by his past performances, IL
u remote possibility.
In twenty rounds a decisive victor
could be picked, II Is doubtful II
Welsh could successfully defend his
title against either Shagrue or White
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lover night II you'll get q 60-cent bot
tie OF "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" at any drug store.
Millions Of bottles Of this old. famous
Sage Tea recipe are sold annually.
says well known druggist here. be-
cause 1t darkens the hair 90 naturally
and evenly that no one can tell II has
been applied.
Those whose hair 10 turning gray.
becoming faded. dry. scraggly and
thin. have a surprise awaiting them.
because after one or two applications
the gray hair vanishes and your locks
,become luxuriantly dark and beauti-
ful--all dandruff goes. scalp itching
and falling hair stops.
This is the age OF youth. Gray
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The following is from the recent
luyenir edition Of tho Pacific Hone
bad, by County Axricuiturist Giais'
r
Extension field work was started
klamath county In April Of THU
sar. Daring tho hrst part of the
Iason demonstration work was car
ed on IN the Fort klamath live
Iock and dairy district with alnikc
.oycr and timothy. Thia lnnd In too
Il, for alfalfa. Such iina showing
ns made that the past fall large
,mbcr OF farmers went together
bd purchased large quantities OF
Sarc alsIke seed from the william
H. valley for next years sowing
other denomination and expert
ent work was carried on In NIL
Arta OF the county with all grains
hd forage crops. especially with dry
Ind alfalfa and field peas, Such
bod results were obtained In most
k-ry case that ncxt season large
koas will be put Ia with those dif.
brent crops. especially alfalfa.
The past fail thirty farmers so
kc,cd their next years potato seed
Pom the field at harvesting time.
- ,.., ,.oJ u.s niawe.t In the fail
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wild mr. Donovan. Cnce one OF
the greatest OF baseball pitchers. has
been selected as the manager OF the
New York American League club.
lust purchased by Jacob Rupert and
,T. l.. Huston He viii take the place
left vacant by Frank Chance. who
gave up the job OF trying TO make n
pennant contender of the club.
Donovan went 10 the Providence
club OF the International League last
season and took II from the bottom
to the top. when the Baltimore In
Iternationai League Club was broken
up by the sale OF star players II left
the way open for another To win the
pennani. Donovan made the race
and won at last He showed qualities
which is believed by his hackers that
prove he In very able manager, In
fact. ha has been given credit for
much of tho success OF Hugh Jen-
nings. manager OF the Detroit Cub
of tho American League He Is said
To have been the chief advisor of
jennings IN the days when the club
was reg, larly winning the American
League pennant,
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singer. Henry wagner snd -Pauf- Woos
singer. as exscutrsssss ana enaonAepo
OF the last will and testamsas of1Il
lry Weinhard, deceased. doing bu4s
ness under the name and s(vlo r.
Henry weinhard Brewery. arspialks
tiffs. and Lydia Reed, G. 4. Reed, o.
r. Shaw and 8. A. Kroscheiz are q
PENDANTS, and wherein the defenda11,
is. A. Kroschel Is decreed to havsa
Grst lien on lot In block 23 Of TiSos
Addition to the city OF KlamAeA Far,
klamath county, Oregon, In the suID
Iof 1915, together with costs and d.
lbursments taxed at $40, and WherG1n
these plaintiffs recovered o decfoo
against Lydia Reed and c. l.. Reed -
the sum Of $3.631.35, and 800 -
attorney fees. and $11 costs and dle-
bursements. which said decree 10 ~
judged to be first lien on all Of the
real estate described below. excepe.
ing that 1t be subject to said pripe
lien Of said s. A. Kroschel ON said lot
Q, block 2s, and which said executioa
contained an order of sale ordering
and directing the sale Of the real -
tate described below to satisfy sa31
lien Of said defendant. 8. A. Kroschsl,
and said decree OF plaintiffs. M
Notice is hereby given, that VIM.
on the 23d day Of January. 1915. ~
the front door Of the court house q
klamath Falls. Oregon, at the hours
10 o'clock In the forenoon Of said dGU.
sell at public auction % tie AiGAlGe
bidder for cash. the following deosgsb4
ed real property. to-wit: ''.s-
Lot Q Of block 28 of Firsl ADJ.
tion to the City of klamath 4aol4
klamath county. Oregon. .sta Af1sfy
said lien Of said dsfsodaak .. 4.
Kroschel, and said lot 8. block -.
and lot 10 Of said block -. yirst
Addition to the City Of KlGnath
Falls. klamath County, oEogoa.
and lot 6 of block ofsnAiovisv
Addition to the City q kl2masa
Falls. klamath County. Oregon.
or so much thereof a. may bs neees-
sary to satisfy said decree In favor
Of said plaintiffs, together with an
costs and disbursements thst hsvs OF
may accrue. fs}s4 81
Dated at klamath Falls, Oregon.
this 23d day Of December, 1914.
c. C. LOW.
Sheriff of klamath County. Oregon.
BY GEO. A. HAYDON, Deputy. ni
| 23-30-6-13-2O .0
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n. Shaw has been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of George
SchueI, deceased.
Ali persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to
iprssen: same, with proper vouchers.
within six months from the date
hereof, to Inc at my Office, 209-10
Willis building, klamath Falls. Ore
gon.
W. II. SHAW, Administrator.
BERT g. THOMAS. Attorney
for Administrator.
Dated January 7, 1915.
7-10-21-28-4f
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Order 90 Show Cause

In the County Court OF the State Of
Oregon, for the County OF Klam-
ath.
In the matter Of the estate OF Mary
A. Kilgore. an insane person.
It appearing to the court from
the petition fled in this cause on
the 4th day of January, 1915, by
Silas w. Kilgore. the guardian Of
the person and estate Of Mary A..
Kilgore, an insane person, praying
for an order OF this court for the
sale Of the unassigned dover right
Of said Mary A. Kilgore in and to the
following described real property.
situated in the County of klamath.
State OF Oregon, to-wit:
The southwest quarter (SW
NJ, section five (5); the west
one-half of the southeast quarter
(Wk SEA), section five 90: the
southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter (SEA sEA). section SIX
go, in township forty-one (41)
south, range fourteen I'D east.
OF the Willamette Meridian.
that the said real property be sold
at private sale; that 1t Is necessary
and for the best interest Of said
estate that said interest be sold. or
SO much thereof as may be neces-
sary for the proper support and
maintenance of said Mary A. Kilgore.
aforesaid, and for the proper sup
port and maintenance Of her family.
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED, That
the next OF kin of said Mary A.
Kilgore. and all persons interested
in said estate, appear before this
court at 10 o'clock, a. m, on Mon
day, the first day of February, 1915,
in the court room of this court, In
Klamath Falls, Oregon. then and
there to show cause why an order
should hot be made and entered for
I! the sale of said interest in said real
property, or SO much Of the same as
may be found to be necessary.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED
That copy Of this order be pub
lishod at least once a week for three
consecutive and successive weeks in
the Evening Herald, daily news
paper published and Of general cir
culation in klamath County, Ore.
gon.
WIN. s. WORDEN,
MARION HANKS, Judge
Dated this 9Th day OF January
1915. 6-1S-20-21
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the second baseman, and Doolan, the
short stop. to the Baltimore club
of that leauge; Seaton. the pitcher.
went TO the Brooklyn club, and now
Doom. the fiery red-headed catcher
and former manager. is to go to
some other National League club, IL
the price for him is obtained. Ma
gee, long a star outfielder In the
National League, has already been
traded TO Boston. which won the
championship last year Lobert is
now sought by Manager McGraw, Of
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Notice of Hearing Of Final Acceane
In the County Court Of the 6tats. oe
Oregon. in and for Klamatk
County.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Joseph
Conger. Deceased.
Notice is herey given that John
/ W. Siemens and Charles d.. Wilson.
executors of the last will and estate
of Joseph Conger, deceased. have ron
dered, filed and presented for settle
ment, their final account Of their ad-
ministration OF the estate Of said
deceased. and that they fled there
with their petition for the distribu-
ton of the residue Of the said estate
to the persons entitled thereto. and
that Saturday. the 30th day of Jan.
uary, A. d. 1915. at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon OF said day. and the court
room of the county court of tho state
Of Oregon In and for klamath coun-
Ity, situated in the city Of klamath
Falls. county and state Aforesaid. II
the time when and the place whore
the hearing Of the application for the
settlement Of said final account; end
the hearing of said petition for -hnal
distribution and such other matters
pertaining thereto a. may ho asanid
cred by the court in the premises WIN
be held and considered, and oil por.
sons interested in said estate are noti-
fed then and there to- appear md
show cause. II any they have. my
said final account should not besAp-
proved, allowed and settled. and aoid
petition for final distribution and oth.
Ier matters and things stated thseoin
granted as prayed. .s..ra 1@
Dated at klamath Falls. oreGpu.
the 24th day of December, A. d. 1914.
JOHN w. SIEMENS, A
CHARLES D. WILSON.
Executors Of the Last VIII Of Joe1Oh
Conger. Deceased.
26-2-9-16-23 ~
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the New York Giants. It II pro
dicted by baseball men familiar with
the situation. that whatever be
comes Of Doom and Lobert. hey will
not play with Philadelphia the com.
ing season.
Unless the unexpected happens the
new recruits Of the Quakers to be
broken into big league work thii
year will not make up for the los.
or the veterans. and few fans thinl
the club will be pennant contender
for several seasons.
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Notice Inviting Bids

Bids will be received by the under
signed up to ana including Monday.
January IL. 1915. at tho hour Of
O'Clock p. m. for furnishing and h.
stalling for the city OF Klamath Halle,
Oregon, within its new city hail. n
electrical striker for the hre alafn
bell, and installing q fire alarm1yS-
tenn within the new city hall IN con-
nection with such striker.
By order OF the Common Council
A. L. LEAvITT. Police .Juaes
BOIL ss. ...s.s