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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-07-26
In the Matter of Allowing Claims
Against Fair Fund.

In the above matter the following
County Fair claims beginning No. 4
and closing No. 5, having been filed
subsequent to the last meeting Of
the Board at which time claims were
allowed were presented to the Board
at this time, who audited, examined
and directed the county auditor to
draw warrants beginning No. 4 and
closing No. 5, against said fund in
payment of said claims, amounting
to the sum of -$ 1880
County Fair Claims allowed
prior to date 1865
County Fair Warrants issued
to date .........2 O3.65
Nature Amt. Claim
Claimant of Claim Allowed
E. A. Doud, secretary Of West
Side Ditch company, water
assessments so
Corbett Slough Ditch Co.,
water assessments .---.--.-.-- 1000
Total $41. 5U
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-07-26

In the Matter of Allowing Claims
Against the Yellowstone National
Park Highway Fund of Bingham
County, Idaho. b.
In the above entitled matter the
following claims we're allowed
against the Yellowstone National
Park Highway Fund of Bingham
county, Idaho:
Nature Amt. Claim
Claimant of Claim Allowed
E. Milton Christensen,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-07-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Z

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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

adv. 29-30-31
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
C AT KING EMBALMED
THRU STRATEGY OF A
SMART FELINE QUEEN

DEEyER. Aug. is.--Joe. by vlr.
~ tue Of length OF residence.
was king Of Overland auto park
cats. He was virlle. 100 per cent
he.cAt. cats cat" you might
say.
Along with other monarchs OF
the age, Joe had hts troubles.
Elizabeth. a prococious newcomer.
seized upon a choice morsel OF
mouse upon which the king had
cast a chary orb. The spark was
lgnited and a fight for the throne
began.
The challenged potentate. in.
furiated by the audaoity OF his
feminine visitor. gave chase. Sup.
plying strategy whore power
failed. Elizabeth ducked nj the
edge OF tub OF hot mortar.
dropped the captive from the
kings table and stood her ground,
Victory in his grasp, Joe leaped
triumphantly upon the surren.
dered delIcacy. one screeoh OF
pain. one doleful glance at the
gloating conqueror and all that
remained was embalmed for the
obscuuies.
Elizabeth today. n pink ribbon
adorning her royal neck. reigns
queen Of the feline tribe at over.
land park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Hooray! It's On the Way!
y
BigCircus COmingSunday

Hey. youngsters, Lookltl Looki.l
Big double circus on It's way to
Seattle.
Yes. street Sunday afternoon the
Ringing Bros. and Barnum q Bat
loy'a Greatest show on Earth will
wind into town, aboard its hundred
cars OF steel. coming from spokane
over tho Northern Pacific.
There will be everything aboard.
from tho worlds smallest horse 10
the earth'H tallest CRATES. from
eight baby elephant actors 20 hun.
dred times that numer OF men and
women arSnic champions. And all
win spend Sunday here. preparatory
10 the exhibitions 10 be given Mon.
day and Tuesday. az Fourth ave.
and Republican a.
According 10 circus officials. the
census Of this vast circus Of 1923
lists 1911 people. 7s5 horses. Is
chmols. 1000 enged animals, fam
fly Of six girnffes. herds OF ostriehea
and zcbras. two.thirds OF all the elc.
phanta IN America. and an unusual
number OF baby animals.
The first train viii bring the com.
misaary department and mcnageric.
The performing animals and ele-
phant herds journey on still another
train. The second and third trains
viii bring hundreds OF heavy wag.
uns. loaded with canvas, properties
and the pharaphernalia.
The work OF raising the gigantic
main tent win so over until Monday
morning. and this has made IL nee.
essary 20 everywhere eliminate the
street parade. the management nays,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
FIX
ERICKSON BILL

A tentative draft OF the proposed
Erickson initiative bin was being pre-.
pared Saturday BY Corporation Coun,
SCI T. J. j.. kennedy and City Atior.
ney j. NJ. Gcraghty, OF Spokane. who
Is in Seattle. The bill will provide
for the state eontrol and development
OF hylro-electFic sites and resources.
Councilman o. T. Erickson. father
OF the movement. says the plans OF
the project are shaping up nicely.
Erickson is comforting with various
leaders from all parts OF the state.
particularly public ownership men
Friday he talked with Elihn Bowles.
prominent farmer Of Prosser. Ia Ben.
ten county. and former candidate
for lieutenant governor on the
farmer.lAbor ticket.
After the bill has been drawn By
kennedy. copies OF i, win DO mailed
10 City Attorney c. NJ. Sullivan OF
Tacoma. City Attorney r. J. Fausett
OF Everett. Attorney James r. Brad.
ford for the Port Of Seattle and
Homer r. Bone. attorney for the Port
Of Tacoma. FOR opinions as 10 is
legality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Russ Fireman
Has New Radio

MOSCOW, Aug. F.--To listen TO a
radio concert given in Berlin or else
where thru n wooden cigaret case Is
the latest sensation here.
The inventor a simple fireman en-
tered the editors room OF tho Work
ing Moscow and asked whether the
editor would like TO listen 70 a radio
concert right In bis room. He then
produced an ordinary Russian wood
en- cigaret. case held one end OF the
attached wire 10 a watcrpipo and the
editor could hear the music in per-
feet clearness. Later he heard the
wireless messages RostA was receiy-
Ing.
AiereJ Ivanovieh semenof, tho In
ventor. said IL was all very simple
and inexpensive. He lined tho old
case with few sheets OF tin foil
which he got out OF a tea packet.
bored holes at the bottom. got piece
OF wire from an old door bell and an
old grhmophone membrane which
was the most expensive thing OF the
whole affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
TO PROSECUTE
HER DEFAMERS
Says Accusations
Against Her Are
Entirely False

CHICAGO. Aus, ls-Mrs Helen
Elwood stokes who Is fighting the
divorce allegations brought by W.
=. D. Stokes. today declared she
intends 10 force the last OF my
detamers 70 clear my name"
Every person involved In the
conspiracy 20 drfame me win be
prosecuted" she said. IN explaining
a $1,000. 600 suit her attorneys here
filed against W. Il, d. "weddie"
stokes, Jr. her s,ep.son.
Young stokes was author Of the
MY Darling Pop" letter which
figured prominently In hearings OF
the case. II was purported 10
have been written by the son 20
stokes and confessed that Wed.
die" and Mrs. Stokes were init,
mate at Narragansett pier.
Certain accusations have been
made against me by young Mr.,
stokes, said Mrs. Stokes. They
are baseless. I communicated with
the young man before filing the
suit and gave him every oppor.
tunliy TO confess that his state
ments arc not true, had no de-
sire 10 disgrace him"
Hal c. Billing. a Chicago reaitor.
named BY stokes in hts allegations
recently sued Stokes for $5o.ooo
SANDER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
INHERITING POLITICS

HI johnson and srrerol of his
close political friends, an republican
crushers OF the Southern Pacific
ring. were in the smoker en- route
from Sacramento to Frisco, when
old Jem Smith. distinguished as the
only live democrat in Eldorado coun.
ty. entered and III his pipe.
Hello. Jemr said everybody and.
after while. one OF the party.
thinking TO hector the old democrat
bit, said:
How comes II. Jem. that in a
fine. intelligent, God.fearing county
like yours. you are about the only
democrat? Seems like you should
I've in line and make old Eldorado.
calf. unanimous. What ails you?
We'll. YOU see" replied Jem. my
grandfather was always dem.
ocrat. and my father and all my
uncles. and so I'm n democrat .
Huh" answered his questioner.
that sounds silly in man OF
your intelligence. Suppose that your
grandfather. father. uncles and such
had been burglars, horsethteves.
bootleggers, lars-what would you
lbe7"
"a republican" replied old Jem,
quietly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Adventists Elect
Conference Heads

PUYALLUP, Aug. fs,--Aftsr a
session Of two weeks. the 2is: annual
conference OF Western Washington
Seventh Day Adventists viii close
here Sunday.
a. r. Ogden. Seattle elder. was
chosen as president. and others elect.
ed TO Offices for the coming year In.
clude: @. A. Nystron. Seattle. sec.
retary.treasurer; r. s. Dexter. Sc
attic. tract society secretary. Mrs.
Minnie sype. Seattle. home mission.
airy society secretary. c. l.. Lingcn-
feltsr. GUNNER. religious liberty sec.
retaryi Lr. W. b. Scott, Seattle. med.
ical missionary secretary. A. a. Es-
ieb, Seattle. field missionary score.
tary. The executive committee for
the coming year includes: A. Il. OE-
den, G. A. Nystron. H. +. Topper.
Ccntralia; r. n. Oliver. Tacoma; Prof.
n II. Hamilton. Auburn: @. w. Pet.
lit. Seattle: H a. Holbrook. Mount
Vernon J. A. Burman. Tacoma, and
DR.. w b. Scott, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18

The 100 arenic stars number such
world.noted artists as Berta Bee.
son. tho sensational high wire
danseuse; Lily Leitzel. the worlds
greatest aerial gymnast; Beatrice
Sweeney, "twirllng AZ pinwheel
speed In tho dome Of the big top.
Mile Theol. who describes 90 reyo.
lutions per minute on a footsquars
base fixed high in the air; the
marvellous girls In the silver
awings"-hn old world novelty act.
Seventy equcHtrians present bare.
back riding and. IN addition. %
menage riders Will appear IN a
display given over entirely 10 high.
school horses ono hundred clowns
Introduce these worlds greatest
riders
Tho 200 or more trained ami
mails. together with an equal mum.
Der OF performing horses. share
honors with the human actors on
tho mammoth program.
Tho animals carry an especial
appeal 10 the little folks as does
the gorgeous opening pageant. In
which hundreds OF characters.
wonderful floats. and horses. ole.
plants and camela depict nursery.
lands fayorito fairy tales. This
has been dedicated by the Ring.
ling Brothers TO "our little friends.
the children. young and old. who
wish TO be children with the chill.
dren for moment" Mondays and
Tuesdays circus performances will
begin az and 8 ?. m. and the
doors 10 the l,0Oo.animal menagerie
open an hour earlier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
CANADA BANK
CLOSES DOORS

TORONTO. Ont. Aug. is.-The
Home bank Of Canada has closed it's
doors and today curator was in
charge.
Tho crisis was preelpitated az the
Toronto clearing house. when the
Home hank yesterday failed to meo,
It's obligations SurenHion followed.
a formal statement from the
hanks directors said bad and doubt
ful debts brought on the trouble.
The statement says that the note
circulation Of the hank win be re-
deemed al It's faes value at any Of
the chartered banks
There were deposits. according 10
tho last annual statement OF about
So, ooo. 600. but recent Withdrawals
viii reduce this amount 10 about ti7,-
9e8. 900.
The statement OF the bank direc-
tors made no reference TO the POSI-
slon % the dsposl,ors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Mrs. Stokes Sues SepSon for $1OOOOOO in Fight to Clear Nam
Protect Mere Men
From Cruel Women

MONTGOMERY. Ala. aug H.
The Alabama house Of representa-.
tlyes went on record today favoring
equal rights for men"
The legislative body passed bin
giving men as VEL as women the
right 20 obtain a divorce on grounds
Of cruelty.
1T ~ time some consideration II
being shown for men" said Daniel
Cook. author OF the bill
A section providing for abolish.
ment OF rolling pins was defeated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Many Attend Rites
of State Official

OLYMPIA, Aug. ls.-Attended by
representatives from all sections OF
the state. the funeral here Of J. y.
Leghorn. safe supervisor Of savings
and loan associations. was one Of the
largest and most impressive services
ever held in the city. Mr. Leghorn
wns member OF the Masonic.
Knights Of Pythlas and Ells lodges.
and all Of these orders participated
in the ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
BALANCED PROGRAM
AT PALACE HIP

~ Bit OF Dance and syncopa.
tion," described as something new
and original In dansc classiaue," will
DO presented by Hester Bailey and
company MS the headline feature OF
the new vaudeville program at the
Palace Hip today
Soft and hard.shoe, eccentric. bal.
let and interpretive dancing. com
bined with up.to.dnte melodies and
presented In an attractive setting.
is the promise held out by this or.
gnnlzation.
IA Western Union Filtration"
brings Harry Berger and Nina Sea.
mon. the former taking the part OF
a messenger boy unsuccessful in col.
Letting telegraph toll from his at.
tractlve client.
A new type OF domestic tanglc Is
promised when William Wolfe and
Louise Ward present their lively
skit, Tea for Two and Then Some.
This promises to be hilariously fun.
ny and big feature on the new
program.
A. singer and story.teller who has
pleased Seattle audiences before Is
Bobby Jones. Tom and Addle Leon
will open the bill with their feats
OF dextority and Juggling, which are
accompanied by comedy.
Tully Marshall. Robert F}leson,
william Courtlelgh and Lysle Lcsleo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Minnesota Cows on
Radical Goat Diet

ST. PAUL, MINI. Aug. 1s.--Cows
with goat appetites worried Mime
sofa scientists. In two townships In
Norman county farmers declare their
cows are eating rags. wood. old shoes
and rubber. Lack Of minerals in anil
mai feeds are believed responsible.
a group OF scientists from the Uni
yerdty Of Minnesota viii investigate
and seek TO discover corrective meas.
IIree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Seeks New Way to
Stop Rum-Runners

Amendments to federal regula.
tons. which prevent government
prohibition agents from acting In
an official capacity aboard customs
vessels are being negotiated for
By Carl Jackson, divisional prohibit.
ton chief. no announced Friday.
a conference was recently held
between Collector OF Customs NIL.
lard r. Harrison and Jackson. II
developed that dry agents are not
permitted to act officially aboard
customs vessels Jackson Is after
the authority and Harrison will at.
tempt to supply two vessels. TO be
stationed on either side OF WILDLY
Island. which would effectively
close Puget Sound to rum.runners.
according to federal agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Don't Bob Hair"
Is Senator'S Plea

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 49,
The plea which he said was made by
Augustus Caesar 70 Roman women
Restore tho prestige Of Roman
womanhood and don't bob your hair"
was repeated here today by sena.
tor w. X. webb. Of Belt Buckle.
Tenn.
In addressing students Of Peabody
college. Webb said the learned EN-.
pcror realized the danger Of mod
enism," aa evidenced by his plea to
the women 10 allow their hair to
grow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Pen TRUSTEES Fish
in Closed Streams

SALEM. ore. Aug. is.--The state
game warden patroling this district
Is worrying over a new and technical
problem. He Is trying 10 find out
how to reach TRUSTEES from the state
penitsnilsry who are fishing IN
closed streams near the prison. after
shutdown or any other hour they
wish.
what do I carer You can't do
nothing 20 me" one convict replied
10 the warden's threat. I'm already
serving time up al the pen and have
quite a stretch yet 70 do. Laugh that
off," and he dipped his hook back in
the water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Two Men Held on
Woman's Charges

PORTLAND. Aug, is-Held in
tho city Jail on charges preferred
by the wife Of one. Fred and John
Schwartz. Of Rochester. n. Y. were
TO face tho womans accusations in
court here today.
Mrs. Fred Schwartz, who filed the
complaint against tho two men. told
police strange story OF miHtrca,.
mcnt during n croSs-eountry auto
mobile tour, which eliminated In
the municipal motor camp here.
when the men disappeared with the
car, baggage and her 2.year-old son.
She said she was beaten. abused and
made 10 so without food during
most or the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
Gompers Criticizes
Strike Injunction

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.--samuel Com.
pers, president Of the American Fed.
GRAFTON OF Labor. today described an
Injunction issued against striking
garment workers here as n revival
of the kings idea Of personal SOW.
erelgnty," and advised the workers
to ignore q. because 1T violates their
constitutional rights"
The injunction was granted BY
Federal Judge George A. Carpenter
against the Ladies' Garment Work.
ers' union on application Of Mitchell
Brothers, a clothing concern. II for.
bids union organizers from soliciting
Mitchell Brothers employees for Nom.
bership, Mr. Gompers said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18

ASTORIA. Ore. Aug. Is-Con.
grcssional naval affairs committee
men. their wives and families. were
scheduled TO arrive here today.
aboard the naval transport Chau.
mont. accompanied by the cruiser
Seattle.
Inspection Of the submarine and
aviation base project at Tongue
point. in Astoria harbor. was to
take up most Of the morning. with
the party leaving In the afternoon
for Portland. where tho weekend
win be spent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18

GALVESTON. Texas. Aug. is.-
Engineer T. A. Abrams OF Texas.
Gulf. Colorado and sante Fe freight
train. was instantly killed and four
other tralnmen were injured when
the boiler OF the locomotive expiod-
ed nj midnight near Alvin. Texas.
Is miles west OF here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
AT the Churches

Trinity Parish Church--william
II. uN rector Holy communion.
n. m. Sunday school. e;45 a. m.
morning prayer and sermon, IL;
preacher. Rev. paul y. James. even.
ing prayer and sermon. s, Rev.
James.
Whitman Memorial Church--Row.
land Edwards, u. y. pastor. Morn.
ing service. III. Digging Wells.
evening service. s. SHY Women,
Subtle Men, simple Christians"
Dunlap Baptist Church-P. a.
Klein. pastor Morning service. II.
where The Billie Excels': evening
service. s. ~ Christian Task"
ST Michaers Chapel--Chester a.
Taylor. pastor Holy communion
and sermon. o30 n. m; Sunday
school. 1913.
ST. Marks Episcopal Church
John ID. Mclaughlin. ph. D., rec.
tor: Chester A. Taylor, curate; Her.
bert II. Gowen. d. D., associate
priest Holy communion. a. m:
Sunday SCHOOL, 9:45 a. m: morning
service. II; evening service. 1880.
Thru Christ"
Columbia Bethlehem Church-H.
Mau. pastor. Service, IL a. m.
"Christ's Kingdom Kingdom OF
Liberty"
Queen Anne Baptist Church--R.
p. Richardson, pastor; Sunday
school. 9.i5 a. m. sermon. II a m,
The Promised Land" Young Peo.
pie, 7.30 p. m: sermon, y. m.
THE Richest Man in Seattle"
All Sints' Episcopal Church
Ronald Hilton. pastor. Service. II
a. m, "The Beauty Of the Psalter.' -
st. Clements Church-Francis II.
Batcman, pastor. No services dur.
ing the remainder OF August.
ST. Johns Danish Lutheran
Church-Alfred t. sorenson, pastor.
Reading service, II n. m; open air
service, M Renton Junction. 4 p. m.
Ballard Presbyterian Church
Honor l., Wilhelm. pastor Morning
service. 4. THE Children OF Our
Church; evening service, s. Back
East. on the Old Ohio Homestead"
Gospel Tent Mcctlng-Auspices
Laymcns Holiness association, J. A.
Logan, evangelist August II TO
September 3,
! Religious Educational Workers
Meeting--John N. Lyle, chairman,
"wednesday, August 20. Dnrtnnll's
cafeteria. "The Five Best Lives OF
Christ; review OF Paplnl's Life OF
Christ" by Richard Mansfield
White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
IF HENS ONLY
LAID LIKE THIS

IL there IL some point OF inter
est on which you are not in
formed. write 20 our Washington
bureau and SEQ what they can do
for you. Write out the question
briefly and plainly, sign your
name and address. and mall 20
the Washington Bureau Of Tho
Daily Star. Enclosing 2-csnt
postage stamp Tor reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18

q. What VIII be the number
Of descendants produced by a fly
In a season.
A. A fiy lays four times during
the summer. each time producing 80
eggs. which makes $40. Half Of these
will. theoretically. bs females. who In
turn reproduce during tho season. so
that by tho end OF the summer the
total progeny VIII be 2,oso.320
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18

hand. Honora Hamilton. Rocco
Gardner. Arthur Belnaco. Clair Starr
and Bessie fiiil also have important
roles.
The usual tworeel comedy and
stArland Revue. giving intimate
glimrses OF the personal life and
hobbies Of stage and screen celebri.
ties. win b. shown in conjunction.
TWO FEATURES
on PAN BILL
A double headline ban Is promised
at the Paniages theater this coming
week. opening with Mondays matinee
with honorH TO be shared by Hubbelra
Singing Band and Hampton and
Blake. popular vaudeville artists
"syncopnted Melody" II the billing
Of Hubbeli's singing jazz band, In.
Guiding an organization Of musical
artists, offering instrumental selec-
tons, ayncopated melodies, inter-
sperBed with harmony. solo, quartet
and vocal numbers.
Hampton and Blake. the two we'll
known yaudeyiliiaus. are appearing
In their lates; comedy success, Beau
coup Nonsense Hampton negotiates
most Of tho comedy, with his bub-
bling extemporaneous humor aud
topical songs. while Miss Blake Is a
splendid foil for his witticlsma
General Pisano and company pre-
sent their latest novelty. AT the Gun
Club" General pisauo Is one Of the
worlds greatest mariuHmen and viii
present an astounding performance
Of rife shooting. He works from the
balcony ut the back OF the house.
lighting matches. breaking targets on
the stage and also playing popular
tunes on a specially constructed ma
rimbaphone
win Hiirs society circus. inelud-
ing ponies. funny monkeys and dogs
offers q performance that IL proving
a big hit along the circuit. and es.
pecially with the klddiea The fea-
ture Of this attraction Is Frisco the
wonder pony. while the unreliable
mule furnishes many hearty laughs.
Bob Conroy and Jack ODonnell
have a comedy act called the Parcel
Postmen." Many laughs at the ex-
periences that these clever comics
have in delivering mail Is promised.
Ruloff and Elton have n scenic
terpsichorean novelty OF brilliant cf-
fects. These two artists were form
erly from the Russian Imperial Bal.
let and their present vehicle Is con-
sldcred one Of the most artistic dance
conceptions OF the season.
The Pantagescopc will show COM
edy feature. with Glenn Goff at the
orgar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
THREE BANDS
PLAY SUNDAY
Concerts Given at LeSchl
Woodland and Madison

Three concerts By Seattle concert
bands viii be STAGED Sunday nj
Woodland, Jeschi and Madison
parks. Adams band. led by Albert
L. Adams, viii render concerts at
2;so p m. az Woodland. and at 7
p. m. al IseschL wagnera band.
conducted boy r. H. Wagner. viii
play al Madison park at p. m.
The programs arc aa follows