The Ogden Standard. (Ogden, Utah) 1909-08-17 [p 6].€¦ · I N f THE STANDARD OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY...

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N fTHE STANDARD OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY AUGUST 17 1909i

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Find KiddoB G Butter Is tho king of them

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W F Park Returning General Su-perintendentj W F Park of the UnionPacific system will arrive from the

J west this evening over tho SouthernI Pacific road Ho is making the trip

Jn his private car and Is accompaniedbyMrs Park and the family whohave been spending the summermonths on the coast SuperintendentPark went west over the Snn Pedroroute extended his tour from Los An-geles

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to San Francisco and is comingj back to the Union Pacific road viaj Sacramento and Ogden-i 249 Choice of ANY hat In stockI S2 19Mllllnery Dept at Wrights 3rdI floorj

I Arrangements are complete for aJ

Grand Scottish day at the HermitageWednesday August ISth The ScottishCronies and their friends will Join theThistle club of Salt Lake on that dayAll are invited

J Called to Salt LakeO B MadsonAlex Brewer and William Glasmann

r have been Invited to a conference hiI Salt Lake City on the Presidents visit

to Utah and the gentlemen took the1 oclock Rio Grande train this after-noon

rIn tho baking of Hess Bread nil

i hand work IB eliminated

Have you a horse you want broketo ride Enter him at once for thoFour Stale Fair bucking contest-

At Montello Master Mechanic Mnlono Is out at Montello on mattersconnected with the motive power de-partment of tho Salt Lake division

The dining room at the Hermitageis open every evening until midnight

1 Met by Friends C X Wendllng aprominent lumberman from the coast

I arrived from the north last eveningI

j on route east and was met at theI Union depot by a number of old Og ¬

den friendsI The dining room at the Hermitage

Is open every evening until midnightj Forresters ComingA largo partyj of Forresters of America will arrive

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j THE CONVICTS SACRIFICE-

THE LEOPARD QUEENI

I A STRANGE MEETING

WITH HlR CARD

Are all excellent feature picturesI

In the Leopard Queen are shownTrained Leopards This is a fine pic-ture

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He is noble only whd In wordsthought and deed proves himself aman The noble in man is so clear-ly

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shown in the Convicts Sacrifice itteaches a beautiful lesson Tho aconvict through unfortunate circutustances he proved himself still aman

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SEETHE PRETTY BABIES SHOWN-ON CURTAIN THIS WEEK AT THE

GLOBEENTER YOURS FOR NEXT WEEK

Ladies Souvenir Matinee Oracle andGlobe Wednesday and Isis

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tlES 9OcClearance Sale of

i LINGERIE Waists200 225 and 300 nVALUES 0C

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Long Kimonos in LightColors Specials

1010 and 1035-r

PANAMA DRESS SKIRTS InBlue and Brown 600 J

700 and 750 values 4DU

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White Linen Suitst

12 Values 5 50i

THE IH HI WYKES CO2335 Washington Ave

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from California points Saturdaymorning en route to Toledo Ohio to

j attend the annual convention of theorder The Forresters are travelingIn special cars and will continue their-

t trip east over tho Union Pacific sysj tom and by way of Denver

The LindsayElite market will moveI Into what was formerly the Boston

Market 245S Wash Ave and will-

be opened to the pUbllc Wednesdaymorning August 18th under the nameof Washington Market WeatherbyDressed Meat Co Proprietors Bothphones No 73 and we will be pleased-to hove our many friends and patronscall and Inspect our new UptoDateMarket

Departed for Denver Mrs G TEdson wife of the president andgeneral manager of the Kansas Southern system arrived from the South-In a private car this morning andleft for Denver during the day overthe Union Pacific

The dining room at the Hermitage-Is open every evening until midnight

From Texas Centraldent Hamilton of the Texas Centralrailroad arrived from the South thismorning in his private car and left

j for the East over the Union Pacificon No 10

I Get the bestStore Lewis GoodCoal now and save money Phones 149

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I Secret Service Agent SpecialAgent Joe Jones of the Oregon ShortLine system Is In the cityon mattersconnected with secret service work

Wo pay the highest market prlcofor live Hogs and Veals and arc al-ways in the market Ogden Packingand Provision Co

To Go as Far as Rawlins Superin-tendent

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Whitney will go cast as faras Rawlins tonight with General Su-perintendent Park of the Union Pa-cific

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system

Wrights are soiling bunting flags atvery small prices In the Bargain Base-ment

Half price sale continues this weekBlair Millinery 2514 Washington ave-nue

On Passenger Business Dick Pardee of the Baltimore Ohio passen-ger department Is in tho city on busi-ness connected with that road andwill extend his trip north throughIdaho and Montana

You save money by storing yourwinters supply of coal before September 1st The Coal In hard orsoft 2001 pounds In every ton Shurtllff Company

Cement Company DividendTheCement Securities company withmany stockholders In Ogden has de-clared a dividend of one percent payable October 1st on acapitalization of 5000000 or 50000rho headquarters of the company s-

In Denver from which point the divi-dend

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checks will be walled Thecompany has been In existence seven-teen months but this IB Its first dis-tribution of profits In which Ogdenpeople will participate to the extentof approximately 20000

Find KiddoGuest of Miss Eccles Miss Alberta

Wright has gone to Los Angeles to betho guest of Miss Lila Eccles SheIntends to remain in California severalweeks

Rock Springs Kemmerer CastleGate Anthracite and Coke M LJones Coal Co

Departed For Idaho Charles CRichards left this morning for a tendays vacation to be spent at DowneyIdaho where he has real estate inter-estsKodak FlnishlngTHpp Studlo340 25th

Rev Elderkin ExpectedThe RevNoble Strong Elderkin Is expected toreturn to Ogden the latter part of the

i month Ho has been supplying pulpits11n Massachusetts for several weeks

Is said to have met with manyfavorable comments

That Good Coal2OOO pounds toa ton Rock Springs Clear Creek and f

Castle Gate Bambcrgor Ogden CoalCo 3121 Washington avenue Bothphones 2000

Now in Eccles BuildingThe vari-ous

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Eccles corporations have located-in their new suite In the Eccles buildIng They were formerly In the FirstNational bank block Occupying theoffices in the Eccles building are thoAmalgamated Sugar company theLewiston Sugar company the UnionFuel company and other companies

COALRock Springs Castle Gateand Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co153 Wcst 27th St Phones 1071

Box PartyThe performance at theOrphcum theater Inst evening was en-joyed b > a box party made up of Mrand Mrs David Eccles Angus TWright Mr and Mrs Harold Peeryand Mr and Mrs Horace Peery

Advertisers must nave their copy fortho Evening Standard the evening be-fore

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tho day on which the advertisement Is to appear In order to Insurepublication

Concrete Stops Bids were let thisthis morning for the construction ofthe new cement steps to be built atthe M E church Contractor Issacson was the successful bidder and wasawarded the contract for the workwhich will commenced Immedi-ately

The best carriage service at Allensfor pi Kate calls funerals or operasAlso prompt baggage delivery Bothphones 22 412 25th street

Orphcum as a HotelHoward Gar-rett of Salt Lake was In Ogden to-

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looking over the details towardrenovating the Orphcum theater build ¬

ing and making It into a thoroughlymodern European hotel It Is said thatconsiderable money will be expendedIn making the place attractive and uptodate

COAL celebrated Peacock RockSprings nut tho summer coal JohnFarr Phono 27 I

Will Go to Seattle Mrs BJ JonesMrs Sarah Rushton and David Steph-ens

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of Ogden expect to go to Seattle-on the special train currying the SaltLake Tabernacle choir to the exposi-tion

One hundred bucking horses want-ed

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at the FourState Fair Enter atonce

Encampment FundsThe CitizensGrand Army committee will hold ameeting at the Wober club at S

oclock tomorrow evening at which thereports of the work of the encampmentjust closed will be gone over It Isreported that about 300 Is left overfrom the appropriation of 2000 whichwas made by the city and countyeach appropriating 1000

Blackman Griffin Co put theirmoney Into their Butter not the wrap-per

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Employes to be EntertainedThees of Paine Hurst store will

bo entertained at a banquet to bogiven at the Reed hotel this eveningby the heads of tho firm Elaboratepreparations are being made for thepleasure of the company

Credit Mens Association CreditMens association has been organizedIn Ogden by H A Whitcomb form-erly

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of Grand Junction Colo It Is theobject of this association to furnishrelalble reports for those retailerswho extend credit A collection de-

partment will also be maintained bythe association and will be in charge-of a capable man

Eastern Mining BrokerT FRoone Is entertaining u well known-astern mining broker Harry C Bee

son Mr Beeson will be in Ogdenfor a day or two and while here willenjoy the pleasure resorts in this vi-

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Back From NomeM S Alden hasreturned from Nome Alaska where-he has heel gold mining for severalmouths IIlB brother G C Alden isnow at the mines Mr Alden reportsencouraging prospects In both placerand quartz and the brothers are ex-pecting to make a big clean up

Invents a Nut LockDavid C Stephens an employe of the Standardhas received recognition as an Inven-tor

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Ills attorneys In Washingtonhave notified him that a nut lockof his is patentable and the paperswere sent east today The model hasbeen in the hands of the attorneys forsome time The threads of a bolt areflattened on one or more sides andtwo or more holes allow a cotter pinto pass through the nut After thenut is turned Into place and the pinfixed in position the nut is held im-

movable by the flat surface which thepin presents Tho Invention Is a sim ¬

ple one but should prove of greatvalue

Funeral of Mrs SutherlandThef-uneral of Mrs Johanna Sutherland-was hold from Larkin Sons chapelat 2 oclock this afternoon The at-tendance

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was large Blsnops Counsellor S T Whitakor presided Soft ¬

ly and Tenderly was sung by MissStella Wright and Mrs Mary Farleysang Sometime Well Understandi n speakers were Abranam Evansof BrIgham Henry W Manning and0 W Larkin Interment was in Ogdun City cemetery

Hallic Baker Divorced In the dlvorco case of Hallic R Baker againstElmer II Baker whjch hat been on inthe district court for the past twodays plaintiff was granted an absolute divorce today Tho property In-

terests Involved wore settled by stipu-lation of counsel

Will Not Broken In the PeterChristensen will case wherein It wascharged that the old man was Incom-petent when the will was made thecourt rendered a decision tnls mornIns to the effect that ChrIstensen wassane and competent when the instru-ment was made and when ho attachedhis signature thereto

Detective to Testify Detective Cole-man of Portland Oregon is In thecity as a witness in the case of thestate against Henry Kuntz who Ischarged with burglary In robbing theBlgelow residence and whoso trial Isset for Wednesday morning in districtcourt

Daughter Named Guardian In theIncompetency case of John R Man-

ning which has been In districtcourt for several weeks Judge Howellthis morning rendered a decision to

he effect that the venerable old gentleman was incompetent to transactbusiness for himself and his daugh-ter

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Sarah Roylance was appointedhis guardian and ordered to report tothe court

Meet Wednecday The W C T Uwill meet at the home of Mrs G A

Muller 3057 Porter avenue Wednes-day

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afternoon at 230 oclock Im-

portant business Is to be transactedand a good attendance Is desired

David Eccles left for Salt Lake onbusiness this morning

Held Under Heavy BondF HHoyt had his preliminary hearing before Judge John Murphy this morn-ing His ball was fixed at 1000Hoyt is the man who is alleged tohave attempted to wrong a thirteenyearold girl when he went to herhomo to try and rent a room

In Honor of W M Bostaph Sometime the first of next week the Cham-ber

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of Commerce of which W M

Boslaph senior vice commander elect-of the Grand Army of the RepublicIs president plans to give a receptionand banquet in his honor HyrumBelknap has been chosen as chair¬

man of the arrangement committee-for the affair and from present Indi-

cations it will be the social event ofthe season

Lectures Wednesday EveningTheW R C has engaged the youngestUnion veteran of the Civil War JKarl Cheney of Boston to deliver hispatriotic lecture Campfires of Grantand Leo in tho Congregationalchurch at S p m1 Wednesday AugIS The band from the Industrialschool will furnish the music for thisoccasion

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ON TWENTY

FOJTR IllI RAPID TRANSIT DECIDES TO CON-

STRUCT NEW LINEV

Delay In Shipment of Rails Kept Backthe New Work May Go Over

the Viaduct

Although it was announced some-time ago that the Ogden Rapid Iran

i sit company would not build Its lineon Twentyfourth street this fall Itwas given out by reliable authoritythis morning that the line would bebuilt this season and that work on Itwill ho commenced at once The delay-In the shipment of rails wns given asthe cause for the tracks snot beinglaid this

It Is ur delsloHlthat sufficient railscan be secured now and this will meanthat the lino will bo rushed to com-pletion

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Charleston S C Aug 17As aI result of a fiorce wind and rainstormwhich passed over here today all thotelegraph wires leading Into the cityare down and communication with thooutside world is br long distance tel-

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No loss of lIfo Is reportedThe report that the city had been

visited by an earthquake is a nilstake

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FRUIT ARE

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City Health Officer Has Started jCampaign to Prevent the Sale

of Rotten Fruit

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Not satisfied with bringing the milkdealers and butchers to time GeorgeShorten city health officer today com-menced

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a campaign against the fruitand vegetables being disposed of inOgden-

All decayed fruit or vegetablesfound In the stores or In wagons will

t be destroyed and the conditions ofI the places whore the products are sold

will be investigatedThere has been a practice among

some local fruit dealers of sellingoverripe bananas it is said and thiswilt he looked into closely

This afternoon warrants for the ar ¬

rest of a number of Ogden meat dealers will be served by Deputy StateFood Commissioner Hansen of SaltLake The butchers arrested mostlikely will appear In court tomorrowmorning

ORPHEUM THEATER

Tho first matinee at the Orphcumwill be given tomorrow afternoon The

j performance will begin at 215 sharpThe prices will ho 1C and 25 cents in

I the balcony and 25 and 50c on the low-or floor Every seat will be reservedwhether 15 cents or 50 cents Theselow prices are an innovation here andwill undoubtedly make the matineespopular with the women and children

The show this week is a pleasingone and one that Is especially adapted

i to the entertainment of nsIt Is flied with comedy novelty andmusic The Futurity Winner withits great racing scene Is the headliner

SUSIE JONES IS FINE-

D30INPOLICEI COURT

i Susie Jones a negress who occu-pies

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a cozy corner in the police staI

lion about as often as anyone sat withthe prisoners In police court thismorning When her name was calledshe grinned rind said Im guiltywith as ranch composure as a youngsociety dame ordering a chocolate nutsundae She was up on a charge ofvagrancy and was given a fine of 30-

or thirty days11 C Cullon was fined 5 for dis-

turbing the peacei Fred Bell and Frank Evert hml bothI been stewed They looked for all-I the world like the who built the

pyramids tart the court fined them thot usual five Just the same

Earl Stone pleaded not guilty tohaying killed sage hens without a li-

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His case was continued untilThursday morning

Lawrence and Cyril Call enteredpleas of not guilty to having main-tained

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a nuisance Their case wasalso continued They arc the owners-of the dead horse tho odors from thecarcas of which have disturbed heresidents in the vicinity of Thirtyfirst street and Taylor avenue

MODERN WOODMENI ATTENTION-

Every member is requested to heI present at the meeting Tuesday even-

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Business of ImportanceJ II SHAFER Clerk Committee

BIG POLITICAL DAY

A1JWRSTATE FAIR

It war learned today that It Is thepurpose of the Democratic and Repub-lican organizations of the state to eachhold a special day at the InterMoun-tain

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FourState fair at which speak-ers

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of national reputation will hoheard The Democrats it Is sold aremaking an effort to secure Ben Tillman of South Carolina as the speak-er

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for their day and the RepublicansUnited States Senator Borah

Switchman InJuredGeorge Patch-a switchman while at work in the RioGrande yards this afternoon had hislegs severely Injured by the explosionof a torpedo supposed to have beenplaced on the tracks by mischievousDogs tMr Patch was riding on a carwhich exploded the torpedo and hislegs caught the full force of the oxplosion This Is time second accident-of this kind caused bv boys

Some of the new foulards have verylarge dots black on white and whileon black

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTa

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To use the best materials in the manufacture of your goodsthen youre sure to please the people Theres never theslightest variation in the high quality of

S WARDS BREADWonderful care and precision on the part of expert bakerscombined with facilities to be found in no other bakery in Ogden insures the uniformity of Yards Bread Damp DaysCold Days Wet Days Hot Days Wards Bread is always the

sameITS THE BESTStores at 2341 Washington Avenue 356 25th Street

Phones 301 Ind 279 Bellq r7 rZfn J J TlHVj r r u I v rzIltlI

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CONGRESSIONAL PARTY WILL AR ¬

RIVE IN OGDEN SUNDAY

Many of the Congressmen are Accompanied by Their Wives Will

Sec the Islands of Pacific-

A congressional party or twentyI five statesmen from the east will ar-

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in Ogden on the westboundOverland Limited Sunday afternoonen route to San Francisco Honolulu-and the Hawaiian Islands The party-isI headed by lion J U McClellan-and many of the congressmen are ac-companied

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by their wives They aretraveling in a special car placed next-to the observation car of the train

The junketing statesmen will spenda few days on the coast and thentake a government transport for Hono-lulu where several weeks will hospent in an examination of tho greatforts under construction and In atour of the Islands

ManZan the great Pile remedy pre-vents

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Piles Ii constipation-It is conveniently applied directly tothe trouble by means of a small nozzle attached to the tube In which Manzan is put up Sold by Geo F CaveDrug Store

HIGH SCHOOL WILL BE

READY SEPTEMBER 13

Tho contractors of the new highschool building have announced thatthe temple of knowledge will beready for occupancy on Monday Sep-

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13 The work on the newbuilding has progressed smoothly andrapidly there being practically no de-

lay in the construction of the UrgeI

and handsome structure-The public schools will open on

I Tuesday September 7 and a largerattendance than over is looked for

j A great competion for graduatesin the graded schools is anticipatedthe coming year Last year eighty-per cent of the eighth grade studentsentered the high school it is saidand a larger percentage of the gradpupils is expected to finish theirwork in preparation for the highschool courses at the close of tho ap-proaching school year

j So far the hoard of education hasnot succeeded In securing a succes-sorI to Professor Stilwell of tho commerclal department of tho high schoolTho Instructor whom the board had

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY-

FOR SALEA folding bed and ward-robe 21G6 Adams S17 Iwfc

FOR RENTTlre e rooms modernNo children 5C7 27th S 17 lw

FOR SALETworoom frame housekitchen clothes closet pantry chick-

en house garden and lot 50xlS3 Mustbe sold at once Price 390 PhonoS83X S 3 iwk 1

FOR RENT Furnished fourroomhouse close in Inquire 24S 29th

Street Bell phone 50CY S 17 lwk-

WANTEDNice modern rooms unfurnlshed for light housekeeping No

children B caro Standard S 17 r °

idecided to appoint declined to acceptt-he position

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licenses were issued yes 4lorday as follows

W A Buchanan Frl co Utah andEvelyn BIngham Mlnersvllle j

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS J0

The following renl estate transfershave been flied for record in the of jfice of County Recorder Wallace

George II Greenwell and wife to 3

Peter A teakson part of lot 2 block1 South Ogden Survey to Ogden Citysurvey Consideration 275 Ji

The Hazard Powder company toI Pierre S Dupont a parcel of land i

in the northwest quarter of section28 township G range 1 west Consul

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jsThere are more women members-

of clubs in New York city than in any J frtwo other cities In the world J I

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AMUSEMENTS-

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23THEATKEJ >

Formerly Grand Opera House

ADVANCED VAUDEVILLETHE FUTURITV WINNER

CLARK i SERGMANMARTINI AND MAXIMILLIAN-

THE KEMPSOLLIE YOUNG BROS

LUIGI BROS-KINODROME

ORPHEUM ORCHESTRAI Matinees Wednesday and Sat-

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Prices Matinee 15c25c 50c box seat 75c Even ¬

ing I5c 25c 50c 75c box seat100

1i14 u rr C1VT IJr ijtt lJr 1 tbiJ aUi lo ir 3 > r

i Woman i1I1 1ide >t 1iJ Sleer-

H r and Ride BucklJ1l1 Bronchos<

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AT THE FOuR S JLl ATE FAIRI Two Weeks From Next Monday Sepit 6 to IL 1909

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Look for Program of our Wild West Show It will be a FREE attraction ori the FairGrounds Stunts will be performed that will make Buffalo Bill envious of our Show

REMEMBER THE BIG FAiR SEPT 6 to It99o GET YOUR JEXHlffUfS EARLYr

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