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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1909
t GEO. W. HICKOX COMPANY
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Arvh lYdiii . Msmul mi'i-i-t Albuquerque .V, M.
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I OUR COAL IS GOOD, CLEAN AMERICAN BLOCK.
k NO ROCKS OR SLATE.
I
It's Not Rocky Cliff
FRENCH & LOWBER
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K.MIIM.MI.ItS
M.ly Attendant
I'tfili and Central Mimic 500
be
JOHN S. BEAVEN
Hione 4.
toa Noulli Mral
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTERES
Crystal Theater
WHY DOES EVERYBODY ATTEND THE CRYSTAL -
THEATER? .
Because We Give the Best and Latest Films on the Mar
ket. Also the SONG HITS of the Season.
Tim In I - lililí for IihIhv 1 enlltloil. "KOM I' (II (II. I M Until), "
Mr. Kern illl slug I'Minil," lor TWO H.IIIS IIVI.V.
Mil. W. II, Tenor, lll,,srillri Song.
'r. 'Ü1SI' Mil. .1. ItOM II, llMilloni'.
MIMC UV HVNI'Af, flR II I S If C A.
MVIiVri: l-AT.HV lVT AT 3:15: .1l.li SLAIN Hie; :V I' VI VtiS,
7:1., H:l.. I:l".
In the vmi that jtau alinuld net
r.rjv your mnrrtintr iMir teli-iili'ma
lha MINT I, I KI.KHK AI'll ÍHJ. air
l( Four nam anil addrraa and ih
iuir will li dllv.l by a parlal
mnifintr, The Kleiiholia la No. 3.
W.M HKWAKO I.VO0.
Tha altov. rwarrl will l.e palfl for
Ih arrant anil ronlctlon of any
inia ruuatit atPMlIn- rupi. nf tlie
MurniriK J'.urnul from lha dour
ware of atitMrr jhera
Jllt'ltNAI, I'UW.lHIflNO CO.
TONIGHT
Elks' Theater
MOVING PICTURES
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
Best Orchestra in City
Performances at 7:15
and 8:15.
ALL SEATS 10c
Matinee Saturday and
Sunday Afternoons at
3 o'clock.
COLOMBO
THEATRE
Exclusive Motion Picture
8:15 and 9:15 P. M.
Matinees Saturday and Sun
day 3 P. M.
Illustrated Soncjs by
MRS. HANLON.
MISS JENNIE CRAIG
Musical Directress
CHANGE EVERY NIGHT
ADMISSION 10c.
Ol It HIIIIK Ol' l.l Ml ItlMJ
ov nuns' iiiiiuts. si 1 1 itr
u (his. shiiirs i in k
si ns is i si itrssi:i. niri it-
ii, i,i vnitv, it i k or rosi.
in i n i:.
The Brightest and Best Store in Town
FRIEDBERG BROTHERS
CLOTHIERS & HABERDASHERS,
316 West Central.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
Over 500 patterns from which to choose.
$15.00 to $50.00
The JOHN BECKER Co.
BELEN, NEW MEXICO
Shippers of
Alfalfa and all grades Native Hay
Hubbs Laundry Co.
"Our Work is Best"
WHITE WAGONS
rvrcitvosK is tai.m ahovt
DI It I KIT WOHH. IK YOU HAVE
Mil' I.IMN IS YlllllK, 1M) Ml
NOW. IMI'KltlAL l.Al'NIMtV, BACH
Of hlS IXHllI JÚ
STRONG BROTHERS
MU III ll UK.
Mr. It. II. I I'll.. II, lA.lf
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WOLKING & SON
dtminhr Windmill. I'm.. pa. Tajik
uil Hultslrin tur-. Wi ll Hrlt'ug Mil
l;-.ainig linlllug a Sh.Ii
Albuquerque, N. M.
un mm mi s. noin
WINDOW MIAPE
In dork and mail to ordsr, luteal
ii l. ra. Hutlsfaotlnn guaranteed. I l
udí, Furniture Ca.
oi i: ssoi:tii-at or rwM ii
I Kills Wll i . ir i in I is Is i
SI I I I II It slin k. OMi: IN AMI
I WIIM II'. I'. Í. I'll ITT
III., i'l I s. si I I IN II.
Sn.l.ll
Ki.Iiiik S. Ii.
f.
Ill
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Not Ih
nt Mnrtln
Third itnrl
CHARLES ILfELD CO.
Wholesalers of Everything
I'flll'CHf.1.
WuxhlriRlon. Kfb. Ni-w Jlrxl. n
Frill- Wíilni'Kiliiy muí Tliui.Hd.iy
c'l'l imnHllily 8iiow Tliurnil.iy in noiih
.m ii.iii. Arionii Kair W'UnrHiliiy,
hiiow fnnlftht or Tliiirmtuv In noilh
linrtlnn. fair In BOiilh.
Imhiii'p In tlx- (li rld.fit:i T.lf .
Mih. durar I.irt'iiliiR Wi n visitor
y ''m.i (In y from Hiililmil.
J. J. Ityun. of I'ri-Hcott. Ariz., is
In lh illy or ii few tuya vlHllinv
li Ii iiiIm.
Mi'N, Holomon t.UMi will he it hoini'
from 4 lo Mix Tlitirwlny n rtirnuon ill
V(KI Wl'Mt HllVir IIVIMIK'.
Thu Ijidlrs' Aid KOi h ty of the J'ri's.
Iiyli rhtn I'lnin h will mum i in tin'
li hii'Ii pniloiH ni :'::! loiniirr'jvv nil
i i noon.
Niivnjo Trlhi- No. 1. I. (1. It. M ,
will hold Hh ri'irnliir iihmIIiik In li'd
Mi n a Imll ni K o'cliii k lonlnlit. VImII
llig mi'mhciM lire coiillally Invltiil.
Thrro will or ii nuiilnr nii'iUriK of
llm Wnmi-ii'H Itrllif t'orp.-. In Itfil
Mi-ii'n hall nt 2::ii HiIh ai'ti'inoon lly
ordiT of thi' iiri Mlili'iit, Smllo llowilii h,
htci I'tary.
Jtoiilo II. Jnl'fa, iniiiuifartiiri'i'H'
nui'tit. Ima ri'l in ni'il from n two
iiioiulm' trip tliroiiKti 1 1 1 r I'ni'lfli' const
NtiitiH anil will ri nialn In ri- ,hci';iI
ilnya vIhIIIiik M'latlvca.
Mllht I'liincy, who him hiin :t t
ttnillnif tin- ,V M(h'. Military In
1. 1 i : u) nt HOMW.'II, Is NCI'ioilHly III nt
tin1 hoini. o Mr, nuil Mrs. K. W
Clanry on Hint l'opn r iim iiiii'.
A. W. Anson, Ki iii riil l ontriii'tor for
lha fi'drral hnililini; now in tin; coiirtic
of I'lii'tlon has Hiihli't Dio 'ontrnct
for i ii I ii 1 1 ii k o n I linishlni; the Ktrnc
Inii' In A. 'lin u vln Un- p.iinti'r and
ili'iiirntor.
II. Ihirlinittoii, uilvaiiii1 man for
"Why (IIiIn it.cnvo Homo," wns In tin'
i'ltv yi Hli rilny hii.I t'onipli'ti il anaiin'
ini'iitH lor lin- appi nranci' of ti Ik coin
puny at tin" KlkM' thintor, on th
n Iff Ii t nf Krhniiuy It).
f oh it Krir, HMHlMant clilif of ri'hz
lnK nf tin' I'nltiil Slati's lori'st snv
lri, hn lift for HIIhti'hvi'h natinna
foifst, noiir Mnowl lulu1, Ariz., when
hi' will ri ninln for woinr tinu' inspi ct
Imf fori.try t'linditinns.
Mr. and Mm. Isaac I in ft It arrived
yi'rtti rihly mornlnit from Mt John'n,
Ariz, and will make their hoini' In
Alh!iitiHritn In Ihc fiitni'c. havlnjf
ptirchiiscd a ri'Hldcnci' at f.lli West Tl-j.-l'iiH
ronil Mr. Itaith will iiikuki
In tin' practice of law here.
J V. Key, chief eliRlnelf nt' tin
Kacfi fii ltullwiiy of .Sew Mexico, vim
lina hi en n patient in M. JoHepn's sani-
, larlnni for Hevcral weekH, was down
; town yesterdnv mid lApeels to (cave
i for his In adiMiarters In t len within
n few days.
I There will lie a niei'tintv of the of
Itlcers of the N'on-Serlavhin llcnevo.
I lent iissoclatlon In the ollice of F.
W. Clancy at 2 o'clock tills afternoon.
'I his no'etiiiK is called at " o'clock
Inst i'iiit i f the rcKiilar meeliiiK hour.
I. mies are rcinestei1 1o
their atteiiiiunci'.
ila' motiiliiK a man
Who livi'M at in I. "I
hticct. liavliiK imliilicil
nnanilty of hooe ap
front yard with a mm
mid In-uiin shootinu tiiliiRs up f'n-
ilershetif f I'red Hcyn as hurriedly
siinimonid anil appenilni: on the
scene n Ills n ntonnilille arrested the
dlstnrher and took him to the city
(oilier,
Mrs .Imites lesson wife of .lames
IfcKson, Santa Kc railway conductor,
I Icil shortly after 'J o'clock yesterday
afternoon lit SI. Joseph's Hanitarium.
lentil followed .in operation which
as p'.l'formeil upon Mrs. J lesson In
tile hope that Ii would relieve her
I i nil a disease from which she had
hern a snflerer for several years, lie-
sides her huslninil, Mrs. Ilcsson is snr
ied hy her mother, one htother,
Janns Mill, and two sMrr.s, Miss Kit
ty Mill mid Mrs Samuel Sieycns Mrs.
Ifesaon hud hei-n a resident of Allm
Miieriine for a numlicr of years and
had n laiRc circle of friends who will
remi t very much to hear of her sud
den death The timetnl arraniremenfs
will lie Hntiminced sonic time today.
THE
safest man is the man who has a bank account. When
you establish yourself with a good bank, you feel
secure and your mind is at peace. Banks have the
means of making more successful men than
djllfifífi.1. When you grow
OLD
a snug sum in the bank is an insurance policy against
hard times and hard work, Begin to save when you
are young Our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT will help
you start; then when you have accummulated
$i";0.00"or $100.00 take a certificate of de
posit drawing a little larger rate of interest.
The time tried and most
RELIABLE
bank is the one to do your business with, In judging a
bank, always remember that it is the proportion of
capital and surplus to liabilities that gives security
to the depositor, by forming a fund that stands
between the depositor and any possible shrink
age in the securities of the bank, The Cap
ital and Surplus of this bank form a mar
gin of safety that assures absolute se
curity to those who intrust their
; ' money to us,
The State National Bank
Albuquerque
Price Reductions
We have just finished taking our annual inventory
and find quite a lot of desirable merchandise still on
hand, which must be sold quickly.
100 Suits and Overcoats, worth up to $30,00,
marked $17.50
100 Suits and Overcoats, worth up to $22,00,
marked $14.00
100 Suits and Overcoats, worth up to $16,00,
marked $10.50
We also have some biq values in Furnishinns for
Men and Boys. Study these Prices; we will save you
money all the way through.
100 doz. Men's black and tan Hose, worth 15c, now. .8c
50 doz. Men's fancy Hose, worth 35c, now 20c
50 doz. Men's wool Underwear, worth $3.50, now. $2.50
In our Bovs' Deoartment. we offer some oarticu-
larlv aood thinas at verv low prices. We have a biq lot of
Knee Pants, Boys' Shirts and Waists, which must go.
200 pair Knee Pants, worth up to 90c, now 45c
20 doz. assorted Shirts, worth up to 75c, now 35c
20 doz, assorted Boys' Waists, worth 75c, now.... 35c
These goods are well worth seeing.
2
SIMON STERN
THE CENTRAL AVENUE CLOTHIER
W. Morris
JEWELER
mammilla. Jewelry, Cut GUim. Our
WuK-li Iti'ixtlr Department Is lecnnd
In none In the Southwest. Prli'en tlie
lies! for W'hli'h Verfwt O0O1I May
lie Sold.
205 WVSr CENTRAL.
:.'lil, and the
he prompt In
Knrly yester
t, allied Keller.
North .Second
a superfluous
penrcd In ht
lecturer of Fort Worth, Tex., Hays of
the Scliiihert'n: "Their entertainment
Is first rliiHs -will pleaHc, tc,rht and
uplift the most fastidious niutienee."
Aiming their warm friends the Hrhu
hert .Symphony clnh nuniher the h ad
In minister of the I'lilted. States, as
well as the hi tter clement of citizens
everywhere. The iiuality of their en
tertainment Is Much that II receives the
hearty emloiHenient and co-operation
of people who sel.lr.ni venture to at
tend a in rl'ormance of any kind. A
little wholesoni'vi amusement occa
sionally Is mi'i'saary to the moral,
physical and intellectual wcltan- of
any community. A little relaxation, a
"foi'Kf tthiK of ourselves." for a time
i n cheap tonie and can he had hy
nttendinii the Mchuhert conceit here
on Thursday evetilnq'. Fch. II, at tha
Klks' theater. Tickets may he ex-
(haiiKcd for reserven seals at Mat
son's, S o'clock tomorrow moruinir.
WHISKERS OF HIS
SLAYER CLUTCHED
IN VICTIM S
GRASP
HURLEY GALLS ÍRIP
Í
1M0RTA
All the memlieis
due Athletic i luh
turned nut for praeli
various trick l.is
stunt ere practice
! the Aloinpier
haskcltiult team
c. last niKht and
and work-out
I for two hours.
The team work ot I he five is steadily
impiovitm and the Individual players
are showing un In line shape. That
the Ualliip Athletic chili team will
hae lis hand lull when It ttnrn up
nxainst the A A. '. at the Armory
I 'i i.l.i y mitlil kihs without sayini: It
was announced yesterday that the
Lincoln dav celel. ration which had
lieen scheduled for Kii.tay cv plus at
tlie ii ii i ci s!ty, had he, a changed o
i. i iii Kndav mol utnic. thus Kitinit; the
ai'dty students an opportunity to
tit. -ml the A A. ' -i A f. R.une
LAS VEGAS
ALBUQUERQUE
SANTA ROSA
EVERITT
LEADING JEWELER,
IOI fritlral A, Alluqurra,n.
THE DIAMOND PALACE
Wau h lnar'fiir Sania ft. R.
HIGH PRAISE FOR THE
SCHUBERT SYMPH0NYCLUB
" ,l I'nlei laliiioeul Hun I lili rialu-"
lYonitM'il lir MImiiiuci iin' IVi'i'le
in Tlitu-alay t:vt'iilii!t, I VI. II.
The Schuhrrt Smphimy c'ut anil
lady iiiarti tte, o he heard here this
week, will he a real treat "A sensible
. ntcrlainmenl for sensihle people."
"Kwtct ainnuiK. pure fun. and lot of
t.olh" and 'an .inert. linmeut that in
t.ttains" are a f.- of the expressions
h. ard a ft. r an cnm of hen r In I hi
I. minus rompan en the program
ihi'iv will I..' several numhers hy
Thomas a len' In. 1'iii c. ll. the ounit
American !oln and r.i-.rtoiln vlr-iiio-.,
and man . ..,ni.- and serious
r. a. licit h. Anna IVarl W'eailierlns
.n It. v. Homer T Wltnn, the noted
; Hurried Shave by Luciano Gon
I zales After Death of Salas
Said to Have Started Sus
picion Ending in Indictment,
TRUE BILL ALSO FOUND
AGAINST AGED WIFE
Mrs. Deretea Salas Chai
With Complicity in Shocking
Sandoval County Murder;
Grand Jury Adjourns,
Tearing a hunch of hair from the
heard of I lis assassin. Martin Salas,
who as murdered In the Xacienilcii- j
to country lust Octoiu-r. may have )
furnished In his death iii UKiile a clue i
which will yet land his murderer he- j
hind thu hat. '
The indictment of his nRcd wife and '
of l.uclan lion.alcs tor the crime
were tile important developments in !
tile case at liernalillo yesterday.
of tak-J Cliarccd with heinu a witness or
his definite action on a nuniher fian accomplice in the murder of her
matters of much slt;nil'icnlice to this I hushand. at Oilm, ninety miles north
vicinity. When seen at the A Ivarado ,1f A huiiiertue, on the 'night of Oc
hotel last hlisht Mr. Hurley set.' that Inner 1,1, inns. .Mrs. Horoiea Kobato
the mectinii of himself and the other We Salas, sixty-four yi'ars of age. was
two general mamiKers v.is unite In- hroiight to the city last night hy I'n
formal and had no especial signif i- I dec Mieritf .1 .1. Sheridan, of Saiirin
runce. jn-nl county, nnd placed in tlie Berna-
"lt Is the first lime that the three 1 llllo county tail, where she will
nf us hiue ever been together," said . he held pending further develop
Mr. Hurle, "and naturally ve have ' nients.
a number of matter affecting the I Mrs. Salas wa. Indicted Monday af-
Rvstem which we vlll consider, lio - ernoon ny tile .samiovni county grand
Meeting of Three General Man
agers of Santa Fe Has no Un
usual Significance With Ref
erence to Either Belén or
Albuquerque.
The presence In A llHiquerriue yes
terday of James K. Hurley, general
manager of tne Santa l"o proper; Ar
thur . Wells, general manager of
the Santa l'e Coast lines, and 'rank
(J. l'ettihoiie, general manager of the
Santa Ke Dull lines, the three main
arteries of the Sania l'e system, gave
rise to rumors that the officials were
In the city for Hie purpose of tak-
tliat he will have difficulty in proving
that he was not connect. -d with the
murder of Sala.s. .It is rumored that
testimony was offered before the
üraud .i n IV at Bernalillo which will
force Mis. Salas to admit that she was
present upon the night her husband
was murdered, and to disclose tin
identity of his slayers.
line of the strangest incidents In
connection with the murder is tlie
fact that a coroner's Jury, summoned
to examine Into the cause of Salas'
death, returned n verdict to the ef
fect that lie had died from appoplcxy.
Krlciiils of the dead man. however,
were not satisfied, and a second in
quest was held two days afterward.
This Injuest was presided over hy Jus
tice of the Peace David Lobato. At
the second Inquest Salas' remains
were exhumed and a thorough exam
ination if the body was made. Ac
cording to the verdict rendered by
tile l.obato jury Salas came to his
death through wounds inflicted by
unknown persons. The examination
dev. 'loped the fact that Salas' neck
had I n broken, his right Jaw frac
tured, his teeth shaken loose, his right
arm broken nt the wrist, his leg brok
en and his body bruised in a num
ber o? places.
At the time of the murder suspicion
pointed to Luciano (lonales as I.p
ing connect, d w ith the crime and the
Indictment returned hy the Sandoval
county urntul Jury yesterday indicates
that the suspicions were not entirely
' without foundation. It Is said that
:one of tlie strongest hits of circum
jstantial evidence which will be pre
jseiited against tlon.ules is t lint lie
'shaved his heard the morning after
Salas was killed, and that when Sala.s j
; was found he luid n hunch of whis-'
keis tightly clenched in his hand,
! which corresponded to the color of
! the bear ivnrti hv 1 1 miy.t los II iu i.lil
that the territory will present as a j
j witness against ilonzales the man who:
gfjj shaved him, and will introduce evi-'
! Hence to snow that a part ot on
Izal.s' beard was missing before the'
j whiskers were shaved off. ' i
j Tile grand jury report submitted!
yesterday also contain.. 1 the indict-1
n.ent charging Kmillano Sandoval I
with murder In the first degree, it be- j
ing alleged that he killed Juan Val
dcz, near Cabezón, on the night of
I May 4, Illas. Sandoval is at present!
, out on a ilO.flno bond. Ahelino tin- i
I run1 was inoicieu jointly with San
doval. charged wilh complicity in the
j crime, tin rule is also out on bond.
Itnm.is Aguilar. an Indian, was in
; dieted far currying a deadly weapon,
fine no true hill was returned. Judge
fra A. Abbott. District Clerk John
Nenanieand District Attorney Alex.
Read. r. -turned to tile ciiv last nirht
i from liernalillo The report of the
(grand jury was accepted and the
i jurors discharged. The Sandoval crini
hnal docket will not he called until
June H. the postponement being
mude because nf the absence of a
number of witnesses.
3 lleinz's Dill
Pickles for 5 cents
15 for 25 cents
Now then just phone us for
5 cents worth and comparo
them with the kind that yon
have had at two for five or
any other kind,
Primrose Itutt.-r . . ,
Peerless Mutter
Large package Qua k
Kagle Mrand Milk . .
Large can California
Arnold's Mest Flour,
helps to make our
good goods .er
only
:'.tic
it I lats. .;;tie
!.'
Tomatoes ll'c
the kind that
reputation for
large sack.
Si
Ward's Store
315 Marble Avenue.
Phone 206,
i without parallel or precedent llm
flower of chivalry, as she is railed by
historians, died for the chivalry of
l'rauce, which had deserted her.
The costumes to he used in stagim;
the play are expected to arrive m
Uay iri'm Denver, ami dress rehear
sals will he held daily until the daf
for the presentation of the drama
Iti'iikers Acquillisl nf Larceny.
New York, Feb. S. All six meni
bersof the defunct brokerage firm of
A. tl. Itrown Co.. when arraigned
before Magistrate Corrigan today,
charged with the larceny of $1.M'"
worth of I'nited States Steel corpor
ation stock from Helen S. Ahernathy.
were discharged after the evidence
had been heard. The magistrate held
that there was no evidence to connect
any of the members except Kdward
hnnnn with passing any of lie'
out of the possession ot Hip
S. Hu
stock
t irm.
ever, the fact that the in
In A Ibuquerqne Is of no
We will probably
i ral days."
ting Is hoi
'llsequetlci
he In re for se
THREE ASK FOR
DIVORCE DECREES
im. eojuren. omeorATH.
hiMa a N. T. Armlju ItalMliif.
Three pet Ii ions asking for divorce
were tiled In the district court yester
day. Klock and iiw-n. attorneys f.r
Mrs Him- Civilian, tile. I a pctitimi
asking lor a decree of divorce from
her husband. Thomas J Corcoran.
The complaint alleges that the cou
ple were married In Omaha. Neb .
July I. V7. and have three children
Failure to -uppnrt Is the chief all.-!
gallon made by the plaintiff. Th.-
custody ot th. thrfe childun and.
other i-. Ii. f is icniiest. d by Mrs. Cor-I
co-n't.
Kdson J Hicknx, through his attor
ney. W C II, acock, filed a suit asking
for a diorr, trom his wit.- Alpha
-he is
Jury. hlch completed its labors
leriiay and rendered a report to Judge
lia A. Abbott, who went to Hcrna-
Í llllo yesterday morning for the pur
pose of receiving it The grand jury
also returned a true bill against Lu
ciano C,oii7ab s, charging him with the
I murder of Salas, and an officer ill
leave liernalillo this morning with a
jWarrmt for C.onzales and bring him
I to Albu.,neriuc.
; Mrs. Salas was refused bond hv
Jtntge Antmtt yesterday. The crime i
lor which Mrs. Salas and Comíales j
were indicted was one ..f the most
brutal nnd at the same time one of j
the most mysterious ever committed I
in the Nacieniento mountain region,
the scene of many bloody murders;
within the past lew years.
It Is said that the t'errit.iry has very j
strong i-vldence against tlonzab s and
JOAN OF ARC WILL R
Ut A HAHb IHEAT
Drama to Be Given by St
cent's Academy Giils
Every Indication of Being
Dramatic Success,
Walking Hnk.. alleging that :
an habitual drunkard. Other i
i i..n:i I charg.s nrp Hlso mad
lli.-knx against hi wlte. The
plaint states that the couple
married in Santa Fe. May 4. l!in:
hae no children.
Attorney ll.ac.H'k also fil-.l ,
for J.ihnan;, ii,,.,i .1.. Anava. ;i
lii.rc.. from h.-r husband.
Anayn Abandonment and
ensa-
hy
ere
. an.)
suit
a-k,ng
N icholas
I. s.-rt ion
are the nviln ch-mres made by Mrs
nava against hr husltmd. Accord
ing tn th. coinnh.trtt the couple
married in Man. h ,!' Atnsco. p,
i milicr 1 ;, l,i nd have no ehiMrc
15 AND0
Wo Mire tn toii
Postum
and try it
FOR
for te
K. MINTTF.S
i days
re
"There's a Reason.
The fif'y odd girls hn arc to take
part In the presentation of "Joan of
Arc," the great historical drama, to
be tri.-n In matinee p, f!,. rnance at
Elk. theater on the afternoon ..f
Washington's birthday. February
ramcing (tally tor the event, and
competent dramatic
w itnessed the rc-
a complete success.
play have
en-
Rtl.1
according to
critics who hav
hearsals It will hi
I lie Mirrtug scene of the
siieeeeuen in awakening much
thusiasm in the voiinc idavers
Mlb
four
they already go Ibrougb th.
iviihoul e. hii. h
The story of the drama Is intensely
interesting throughout and there will
he no dull moments in any of the acts
or scenes.
Tli- name and fame of ji,un nf Art
fire like the rainbow, of thinus ..
miliar that no eftoit or Imagination MMaÉhi
i ne!.ed licfore the unique position II STI'I'.X
sh. .cuplés In history can h- appre- 3 ,
ci.it. d. lj ln,.
The story of the career of the Maid 1 5' ''
of orlen Is of the nmst marv. I- j iaj mi i .
J M I.I'.X. S4 III.OSS Ji ., a
ion piso.les In history. Jn a trug.dv
legale Pealirs,
filtra I. ph. m. 1 4 J
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