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would neither remove the troops from th« city nor the streets, and h« warned th« deputation th.it he was prepared to deal with the flltiiAtlnnshould th« agitation be communicated to the masses. In addition to Increasing the pay of the We walked bark to town, rank and file of the army, the war de- "SCOTTY NOT IN RUNNING," roadside. partment has decided to decrease the got a car and came to the city And started to look for another Automobile. Iterm of nervlce by one year. The We never troubled About repairs. We present pay of the infantry Is 11 cents SAYS YOUNG PRISONER Iper were too busy mapping out our trips month and the cavalry 14 cents per for the next time. STREET month. SAN BERNARDINO GIRL SLIPS IS SHED IN "Say, but when we talk about it all, pillule and The fears of the wholesale have to laugh. One day w« Just up murder of the Jews and intelligence One of Quartet of Boys Arrested Bun. I AWAY FROM PARENTS a en r on Bouth Spring street. picked by the "black hundred" has not entireday Night Tells How He and Hla It wa« a beauty, too. We goes And ly disappeared, although the strictest kMk our golliiand drive* out oh Plet> precautions have been taken against Companions Made Sport street at a pretty lively rate. All of Miss Sadie Frith Becomes possible outbreaks. Two students were Bride of our car breaks down, and Foreigners Beck Protection From beaten a sudden to death near the Obvorny canal of Officers along < omen an officer. I thought that were night, porters last three houiie Jerome Carpenter of Whlttler for, sure. .Hut, quick as Their 'Reipeetlva Governments. we were done many domurdered at their doors and work, a flath, I Reta me cue. an- "Say, if'Scotty* ever After a Romantic mestic servants left their Generous Contributions In Aid wants ft chauf- "Like youngr Vanderbllt would havo nouncing to their mistresses that labor feur, go further," declared done It. I he needn't Courtship everyrolls up my coat collar and longer necessary, as now of Jewish Victims was no Depew, 'Chauncey* Ernest alias Jumps having lightly beDefrom the machine. Then body was on an equality, pew, alias 'Happy' Depew, of the g-anß I nayi to my chauffeur: gov" nnd would receive come "cltlaena of four boys arrested last Sunday by 'You ffet the sparker working And pen«lon«." movement 1n Poland certainly wilt not ernment Detectives Jones and McNamara and I'll go and phone tho -rarage that we Special to Thn Herald, An eminent diplomat, speaking of the receive the sympathy of tho provern- situation Officer Foster and charged with hav- are coming In with the machine, chauN" SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 13.—Sotoday, nnld: cial circles here nre much Interested ing stolen and operated for pleasure feur, I'llbo back In a few minutes.' ments beyond the western border. "The difficulties which confront only, no lens thH elopement of Minn Badle Frith, than a dozen automo- "Then I say«, 'tn, tn, girls,' and In Opposed to Coercion daughter of J. M. Frith, one of the Count Wltte on every side are enor- biles. copper corner. must walks to the That In view mous ami would overt- we ft man of less »lr; he usedn't go further. When have thought that we were tho real leading renldents of this city, and Je"Yes, Under the circumstances,Poland, tho dominant will and capacity. Ills task It comes to doing the chauffeur stunt, thing, bneauso hn doenn't fifty a word rome Carpenter of Whlttler. of past experiences with almost superhumnti, but Ido not I'm right there with the goods. And Its tn us; simply pulls out his notebook Thn young woman left thn city SunRussian people would bo apt to sym- Is It as Impossible." having left home ostensibly to go pathize with coercive measures for the regard Rood goods, too. If anybody has got and puts down our number, The only day, to itiovpInstead she took a Southmania, speed suppression of the nationalist the It's me. 'Scotty' has reason Igot out of the machine was ern church. state WITTE'S CABINET MEETS Pacific train nnd went to Whlttler. only got the nymptnmfl. Give me a good to ment in Poland, but In the present likely If Icould find nee another for us There hlio met Carpenter nnd they coercion Is more any public opinion get-away of old car and I"llekln old train the to make a In. But he Just were married at Covlna today. to create a bad Impression, especially Question of Placing Upper House on Santa Fe can put out. slips his notebook back Into his pneket " 'Scotty,' of these young peous many llberallsts Immediately greeted huh! why you Ought to and strolls on, whlstlln' 'In the Sweet pleThehasattachment Elective Basis Considered existed for four years, the of with appearance picked night the ukaso seen us the we the Mr. Nor- Hye and Bye.' Ho I went back and Broom being a former By Associated Press. faith, declaring here. charges of bad that It man's car from In front of the Belasco helped get car going again. You The girl's father forbade resident his daughter ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 13.— The theater. Hully Reel we went from here bet, we nre the demonstrated that the autocracy had experts when we want to to see Carpenter, but they managed to not abdicated, asserting that If Itcould second session of Count Wlttc's cabi- to four miles the other side of Pasa- be. We can show any old chauffeur keep up correspondence clandestine a suspend the reform manifesto In Poland net was held this afternoon. One of dena In twenty minutes. Say, but the rinds nnd (-prides, but what was the nnd to meet occasionally, ' say their ukase the matters under consideration was roads are fine out there. Talk about a use? We could get nil the autos that friends. On one for an Indefinite term by Imperial occasion within the the autocracy could likewise Buspend the project for placing the council of machine leaping bridges. Why, wn we wanted nnd never needed to worry past year Frith discovered Carpenter of Russia. But the empire, the upper house of the na- was In an airship! We'd have about repairing them." it throughout the whole kolii' In his store talking with his daughter assembly, It to extent on out would tional a certain sailed pointed 'Scotty' officially Unblushlngly, that over If he'd tried to race ItIs and "Raffles" like, and pursued him out the back door In an elective basl.<*. which Count Wltte us! Depew tells of his experiences with and Into tho street. be impossible to attempt to place stealing automobiles from at least a Not Troubled by Officers operation the liberties bestowed while Insisted upon before accepting the preThe bride is one of the accomplished accept miership, to of the disposition and which was one different places In this city. His young women of the city. Poland shows a "OfFicers? Who said officers? Naw, donen con- principal causes of the long delay In they them In good faith. While Polandautonnever troubled us. AYe clean for- companions, Joe Lelnen, J. Powers nnd The couple willreside In Whlttler. OcImperial Issuing manifesto of upon Insist the mutinously equally tinues to as enthusithat they existed. Oh, yen, we did J. McFarland, are tober 30. The project, as elaborated, got omy nothing can be done. nearly send one to Paradise by tha astic over their escapades, which have the provides for the representation of land "Ifthe governmtnt should allow Short Line. We were on a record run puzzled the police nnd detectives for owners, agitaoxthodax. non-conformist nnd present Poles to continue their official, they non-Chrlstlan clergy and bourse com- to Santa Ana. A little ways out of the more than two months and Inconvenition," said a prominent city. I -ruess, but, then Idon't know enced the owners of the automobiles. Ten representatives each ar<; There Is no place within the radius was; anyhow somebody In a would inevitably force the government mittees. to be chosen for five years by owners where we to suppress the movementto with the blue coat buttons waved his of BO miles that these daring boys have acres, the orthodox and arms whenandwebrass avoid. It of over 6000 bayonet, which we desire not visited in their "borrowed" mawere about two miles for the non-conformist clergy and six by They regret that their careers \u25a0we yielded to the Poles' demand the bourse committees. The number this side of him. Say, but he got out chines. autonomy we would next have to sursuddenly been Interfered with, as de roadI have of by then to be chosen the non-Chrlstlan and provinces they Baltic wantedto pull off a race with try stop render the "Did he to us? When we not yet been decided. perhaps the Caucasus, and later all the clergy has him he was completely hid In "Scotty" as soon as the latter was able Thus about one-quarter of the mem- passed get alien races, which would so decentralize the to real estate Did toot about. fog. we our bership of the council of the empire, they need not worry, they think, the power of Uie empire that Its disinwhich hitherto has beer, entirely ap- horns? Well, Iguess we did. We But 'Continued from race One.) tegration would be Inevitable." they can be prosecuted only undej* pointive, will be chosen on an elective created a stampede \u25a0In the cattle ns act recently passed by the legisla- patiently in their seats awaiting the Private and "reliable reports from basis. What time did we make an orthodox clergy will be ranches. The parties all the arrival of the Prince say today making that and Admiral Warsaw the Santa Ana run In? Well, let's ture It a misdemeanor to take Joining in the nationalist named by the holy synod. We left here Just when . the anyone's automobile for temporary use. Evan3, with the other officers, who there are following see. did, Finof In they obliged the tactics came six special cars. got movement car and we tired of wait- On three occasions were SAN FRANCISCO HELPS long So as complete strike. land, for a Ing for It to arrive, so we started to break Into barns to get the maPrince and Officers Cheered contheir attitude of passive resistance out for another record run from Santa chines. In these instances they may Tho party reached the hall about 7 tinues, the issue will be one of endur- Twelve Thousand Dollars Raised for Ana to Monrovia, but we did not get be tried on charges of burglary. may danger Is that the Poles far along when everything nil at once ancaT^The the Sufferers The quartet was arraigned yesterday and entered amid a storm of cheers. provoke an active measure which would By became overheated, and we had to before Judge Austin and Instructed to Before the prince had finished tho Associated Press. of course he snld he wanted to get stop. . . appear . before mean nothing short \u25a0•.' . clvll^avr him on Wednesday first FRANCISCO, utiJftr >SAN Nov. 13.—P. N. "What did we do with the car? Why, morning for sentence. All of them the view from tho f-allery. When the It would be extremely difficult to attempt Lil.'.-inthal, chairman of the Russian two commanders left their seats thought circumstances present Simply guilty charges the' never of It again. let pleaded and yesterday to the to withdraw any troops from Euro- relief fund, wired $10,000 early today It cool oft at Its own free willby the of temporarily using the automobiles. started for the balcony the sailors number of troops to Jacob 11. Schlff of Itew York. He seemed to forget all about the beer and pean Russia. The Is cope: had to other Poland, however, $7500 good things sufficient that time less than on before them and, lh the situation. Within the Polish hand, atbut the additional to their feet, they cheered for subscriptions bishop of Canterbury similarly ex- SHOW -frith INFINITE PATIENCE Jumping pressed their indignation. four minutes. quadrilateral Novogeorglevsk, War-| swelled to over $12,000 during the day. Then the other adside or Harry Evangorom, addressing and on each Sir Johnston, Many saw Vistula, the mirals took a look from the balcony non-Jews are among the conand Brest on the Bug, tributors, thus manifesting that the meeting, said he thought that Euro- Missionary Says Japanese Wives Make end after them the captains, each the group getting a rousing cheer. When object is too broad to be limited to pean Hunts ought to be sent Into the there are over 600,000 troops. Life a Period of Self Black sea demonstration will the bumpers were filled the health of "/Another one creed. Small contributions are so be held In' Sacrifice Will Appeal to Peasants night, at navy wan drunk. L ondon tomorrow that Is unable Then the committee • The government has decided to make numerous "Poor, patient, long suffering wives the British which sympathetic letters will be read came three cheers for Prince- Louis, to make prompt acknowledgement to Maeterlinck, Japan, they the of too often hide breakpeasants. With from Maurice a Thomas three for Admiral Evans and three for an appeal to the public individual. A number each of Hardy, Arthur Wing Pinero, Anthony Ing heart under a smiling face and at the British navy. workmen of the cities completely! meetings have been arranged for the Hope and •• estranged, the government and Liber-, By 10 o'clock the ten rounds of beer others. .T best they know little of the love and next few days to further appeal to the tenderness als refusing to aid the B authorities, \ which the highly favored which each sailor received had been ; public. San Frasclsco will probably to the : expect," Bald Rev. H. disposed of and the men started out American women there Is nothing left but to turn GARRISON REVOLTS has ap- send $2f>,000 ' before the end of " the prespeasants, • and the emperor B. Schwartz, a returned missionary to do Coney Islund. Many of the \u25a0' •'• Japan, yesterday at the meeting amusement places openel up In honor proved a ukase Informing them that ent week. Men at Sveaborg Riotous, but No from of the Methodist Ministers' association measures for the amelioration of their of the visitors. At midnight the Want Eight-Hour Day con- Ry Blood Is Shed condition- will receive immediateBhootlng galleries, the beer gardens and In the First Methodist church. peasants Associated Press. By Associated Press. keynote of the other attractions sideration. .Discontent of the of the doing a mid"Self-sacrifice Is the were ST. PETERSBURG, Nov.13.— As their ,- HELSINGFORS. Nov. *13.—A revolt Japanese wives," continued the speaker. summer business and the and the danger of the spread 2500 sailors agrarian movement largely contributed next step the Social Democrats have broke out yesterday in the .garrison of "In them truly patience has had her were having the time of their" lives. decision. decided to attempt the enforcement of 'to the government's The boats willcome alongside Steepleempire this after- an eight-hour day In all the factories Sveaborg. Hundreds of the men assert perfect work. !Disciplined from babyt The council oftothe that they have been retained .with the hood to the grave, the Japanese women chase pier at 6 o'clock tomorrow mornremit a portion of of St. Petersburg. The workmen In a noon decided by colors from two to three years beyond are no butterflies, living mere lives uf Ing to take the banqueters to their the land payments due next year number of big factories have already the legal period of their service, and pleasure such as some people seem to respective ships. the peasants in the provinces affected resolved to work only eight hours for also complain of their conditions of life. think. For the most part they are the The dinner tonight was a return the famine. by pay and to cease work ' present their which The mutineers refused to obey orders', very opposite of that—plain, hard- courtesy for the entertainment The council also decided to remit en- entirely if the employers attempt to expelled the civilians from the precincts working home bodies with few accom- the men of the American squadron retirely the payments for 1906 due on enforce England years the old scale. ceived when in several by peasants during and several of plishments, giving land held killed of the fortress In the themselves for 3C5 the war. The amount remitted totals barracks threw beds, chairs and kitchen days of the yean to their husbands and ago. front of.the menu cards bore a The $13,000,000. apparatus They out of the windows. families with the same devotion which JEWISH FUND SWELHS American and British Disquieting reports of the progress then opened negotiations with Gen. their brothers have shown upon the picture of the hands sailor clasping over the flags of Kalgarodoff and Governor Bylands, who battlefields. of the agrarian disorders were received iHnH today. The military authorities are London Treasurer Now Has $355,000 promised to remedy their grievances • "Bad women there are not a few their two countries. The guests were seated first then an rushing troops and machine guns into on Hand and to give them easier terms of ser- among the Japanese, for bad men will American. a Britisher and the affected areas. Inhabitants of By Associated Press. make them, but even among them there vice. There was no bloodshed. / Tugansk organizing merry Coney for While the made and are men at Karsk are probably as few utterly debased as Island, the warrant officers of the LONDON, Nov. 13.—Including a furthe protection of their respective may be found In occidental lands. Georgians In Revolt squadron entertained the warfrom Jacob H. towns. The village of Balanda, in the ther sum of $50,000 British flowers, There are lotus the Japanese rant officers of American ships at a government of Saratoff, has been fired Schlff, treasurer of the New York re- By Associated Press. by peasants. lief committee, the fund here for the ball on the Drake. LONDON, Nov. 14.— The St. Peters- say, growing in the mire.. relief of the Russian Jews amounts to burg correspondent of the Daily Mall '"The commercial class; of the Jap$355,000. An influential meeting of says that 24,000 Georgians, armed with anese' people have been considered In CONDEMNS MARTIAL LAW years the Miners Gather In El Paso today banking past at the In lower scale of social Jews was held rifles, hold Georgia, transhouse of the Messrs. Rothschild to dis- modern business life. But within the past By Associated Press. the three important and League of Leagues Denounces Method cuss the allocation of the fund, which Caucasla, despite years greatly ten been this has over- EL PASO, Tex., Nov. 13.—President Russian forces converging thereon, and come. Is growing rapidly. Used Toward Poland As a nation the Japanese com- Richards and several leading officials except for runners, Georgia has been pare favorably The greatest sympathy Is displayed completely with any nation in tho of the American Mining congress arBy Associated PrestH. Isolated for many days. every class of society. The Zionist by world." . rived today for the opening session ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 13.— The federation held a meeting here tonight The meeting was attended by a larpe Tuesday. The president looks for a big League of Leagues has adopted a reso- to Nicholas to Return Soon express horror and Indignation at number of clergymen and a discussion convention. President Richards belution condemning a proclamation of the anti-Semite excesses, at which By Associated Press. followed the address of Mr. Schwartz, lieves that the convention should not martial law In Poland as an illegal meeting letters and telegrams were ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 14.—Em- which was highly complimentary. expect the cities at which It meets to measure directed against the Polish read from many prominent men. Pre- peror his resisupply the money to run the congress Nicholas will resume emancipation movement mier Balfour wrote: dence at Tsarskoe Selo November 16. during the year any longer. This is Rusky prints dispatch Slovo a Btat« Universities In Session The "The government has heard with pity what he means by putting the congress by Associated Press. from Warsaw describing a conversa- and horror of the Jewish massacres a Office for Count John Tolstoi already every step tion which Governor General Scanlon and It has taken WASHINGTON. Nov.13.— The annual on business basis. meeting of the National Association of had with a deputation of prominent which seemed possible to mitigate the By Associated Press. Poles, during which the governor gen- calamity." ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 13.— Count State Universities began Will Lecture in America today. eral distinctly announced that he would Lord Rosebery. Joseph Chamberlain, John Tolstoi, who resigned the position The session was devoted tohere the annual By ARBoclated Press. not allow the organization of a munl- Herbert Henry Asqulth and the arch- of head of the Academy of Fine Arts address Chancellor B. Benjamin An- NEW YORK; Nov. 13.— Jullen Tierof on account of Gen. Trepoff's repressive drews of Nebraska. sot, who comes to America to lecture policy, was today appointed minister for the federation of the French alliof education. ance, arrived on the steamer La Bavole Noted Scout Seriously 111 yesterday. Mr. Tlersot is librarian of By Associated Press. Philadelphia's Fund for Jews the National Conservatory in Paris and CODY, Wyo., Nov. 13.-Col. Frank D. author of several works on music. By Associated Press. The PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IS.— About Powell, the noted scout and friend and topic of his lectures Is "Ancient and 3 $15,000 has been collected by the Jewish partner of William F. Cody, who has Modern French Music." organizations of this• city for the Rus- been ill at the Irma hotel here for several weeks, has suddenly taken a turn sian relief fund. Clerk Accused of Embezzlement for the worse and his death Is expected The One -S7 &% By Asnoclated Press. % to occur at any time. Übt . The most popular InstruF^£=#£. \ /Q / Prison Banker Goes to jS SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 13.—A. Anworld, V,, went*in the "T7 £J f heuscr, deposit jelerk for Collection By Associated Bishop Grace Returns Agent J. Raver, was arrested today The Piano C£j j£==3fe=iiSH> &• ST. PAUL,Press. ITSE&^ Minn., Nov. 13.— Thomas By Associated Press. VOSB PIANOS enjoy an 1^ accused of embezzling at leant )&gn. O B. Clement, president of the First Nac? reputation. ir^jf>?^Sij la alleged to have taken part of the * Q8? International I' J zsP tional bank of Farlbault, Minn., who opSACRAMENTO, Cal.. Nov. 13.—Bish- He given him to place in banks and Kjr Kor fifty years they have l Thomas Grace jKSSjtjS^^H embezzling S the funds of the diocese of money -' was convicted of s:^' among standards to been have covered up tho shortage by -ff~t|ji yT\ fy, Jv*l1 of the bank, causing its failure, whs Sacramento returned to this city today r* from an extended tour through Europe. mouns of false deposit slips. & American pianos and are f eight to years today sentenced serve In During his I H'Syr^" .., ii T known throughout the O- prison. visit to Rome he was pS? granted an audience by the pope. ; I inUavtii Si 1 tg world as swe«t-volced, J*J Mikado to Offer Thanks n beautiful Ins tr umen t s. I [if,//. I ' By Associated Press. Ij? o your in Vienna [S> When you begin ill Jullj/I I Alfonso Morris Nathan Goes Free 5»3 By Associated PreRS. TOKIO, Nov. 14, 11 a. m.— Tha mi(? EWr 1 I search for a piano, see— By Associated Press. £* hear— kado, followed by the premier, ministry the VOSE and be «jJS?3 1 I VIENNA, Nov. IS.—King Alfonso pW BOSTON, Nov. 18.— Morris Nathan, ters and SJI court dignitaries, started convinced of Its unusual **&*&> II •"& Em- who was arrested in connection with In state other £i arrived here today from Potsdam. this morning for Ise temple _O qualities. CZ_ peror Francis Joseph, We make very rj several arch- the death of Susanna Geary, was given to offer thanks to his ancestors for the LW liberal terms of payment. \J and high officials welcomed the his freedom today because the grand successful termination of the war and £*J dukes Spanish monarch at the railroad sta- Jury failed to find an Indictment the restoration of peace. The Other tion. Their majesties then drove to against him. by the palace, the route being lined Historic Cannon Unearthed the troops and decorated with flags. King George In England Special to The Herald. w By Associated Press. perfection ut:intJ in the i= >rtlft ot tHSS^ftUS^y^V. <""J f HONOLULU. 11. T., Nov. 13.-The l lllgßa^\ President Harper Improving LONDON, Nov. Oeorge of two cannon which changed the destiny Cg Talking Machre Line g3 By Ansocluted Press. Greece, accompanied13.-Kln* by Prince ani f>f tha Hawaiian islands have recently CHICAGO, Nov. 13. President Har- Princess Nicholas of Greece, arrived In been unearthed and added to the valJ*nu We carry a complete stock of Ci« yQ ><^r-a*--^K/% VICTOR MACHINES and SUP2? of the University of Chicago was England today on a visit to his brother- uable collection of Hawaiian relics LGvpJZ&VaL jHF PUBS. When you Join the mul- £*, per rp able to leave his Bick room today fcr in-law, KingEdward. owned by (ieorge G, Beckley,. admiral [>> S^**°^-^j&&X tltude who ure buying UiPKe J*M first tlmo since October 1. He was of the local fleet of steamers in these the Islands. '\j"'^tL""-"-».' JpWLlMir music makers, come where you to suffering less pain than usual and deSuicida In nave tne l«.rseßt, cleanest stock better than for sev- By Associated Press. Sierra City fx« l\w\ clared that he felt W prices to choosn from. Our ure & Q* eral days. f^K^trrmrrriS^rJ^ Bond Election in tan Jose NEVADA, Nov. 13.— John nose, a correct prices. Our payment plan rS? *^-tE*ai?.'«r hotel and liveryman of Sierra' City, SAN JOSK. Nov. 13.— A petition callmamiSsiSßSSS^r LW will help you own a VICTOR. %J Caught In Machinery and Killed committed suicide there Sunday night ing for an election to decide whether or Dy AsHoclated Press. by taking poison. quarreled not the city shall bond itself for $15,000 Hose 3 SALINAS, Nov. IS.—Arthur Fawson, with his wife earlier In the day. to Improve Alum Rock park passed the an employe of the Bpreckels sugar faccity council today. The date for the ABeuU for Jtrulaa Music Buses aurf Victor Talking Macblnea. [Si, S] tory, was caught by a revolving crank Vienna Strike to Be Ended election will be set Wednesday. today and killed. He w&a 17 years old. By 332-334 S. Broadway, Los Angeles Associated Press. -Sj VIENNA, Nov. 14.— The newspapers Avila Hotel Burned lUv«»liW Hun llcraardlnu {§* 43 fe.n ]>lrB u Savannah's Quarantine Ended announce that negotiations between the BAN LUIS OBISPO, Nov. 18.— The The Horns of The Pianola $X By Associated Press. $L V strikers and the ministry of rallrouds Avlla hotej, in the town of Avlla, was SAVANNAH, Qa.. Nov. 13.—Savan- have resulted In an agreement which destroyed by, fire this morning*. Loss, nah has declared its yellow fever quar- willterminate the "passive reulatunce" 116,000. it\ was the llibt hotel built la antine off on all points at noon today. strike today. this count/, i 3

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The Grandest and Oldert Organization In the World. Watch for the Grand Street Parade at Noon. 300 Balloons sent sßyward this Morning with a Reserved Coupon attached. PRICES— 2Sc. 60c. 75c an TELEPHONES 70.

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ORPHEUS," Open air matinea program willInclude "OVERTURE TRUMPET SOLO, "GOUNOD'S SERENADE," BY SIG. TADDEO; "DIXIB LAND," ETC. ADMISSION 10c. EVENING CONCERT IN THEATER WILL COMPRISE "WILLIAM TELt, OVERTURE," "CARMEN," OBOE SOLO BY BIG. NAPOLILLI; HARP SOLO' 1 Popular Prices, 15c and 25c. BY SIG. Dl3BONA, ETC. PA C )AST CHUTES leagu b

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Today and every day this week. Including Sunday. Ladies free Wednesday, Thursday and Frday. Admission, 35c; Including grand stand, 50c. Allgames called at 2:30. Tickets on Bale at Morley's new billiard and bowling parlors, 220V4 St., also at Morley's pool parlors, 2G2 South Main Street.

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THEATER ** -hJOVELTY 10 GREAT

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AND HIS TROUPK OF TRAINED JAGUARS, TIGERS AND ARNOLDO LEOPARDS; IHI3 TROUPK OF JAPANESE ACROBATS; WALLACE'S PICKANINNIES; GTOSLER & GARRETT: FRANK HAYS. COMEDIAN. PRICES— IOc, 20c. 25c, 35c. 50c. LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE THURSDAY.

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AND THE LUCAS STROUD COMPANY. MATINEES EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY. LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE THURSDAY. CHILDREN'S SOUVENIR MATINEE SATURDAY. PIUCES 10c and 20c. Reserved Seatß 25c.

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SOUVENIR MATINEE FRIDAY—AMATEURS FRIDAY NIGHT.

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WeeK Nov. 13—Musical Comedy THE RAJAHS PARADISE

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20 Show Girls. Charming Costumes. Clever Comedy. Always Bright and MATINEES DAILY. Each Evening at S and 9:30. 10 and 20 cents.

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The Pacific Electric Railway AID FOR RIIS SETTLEMENT

1906. Slpnor Leoncavallo will personally conduct "IPagllacci," and excerpts from hip latest opera, "Roland yon Colorado Women Give Purse Toward Berlin," which ho composed for Emperor William, and also his "Behemc," Fund to Pay Off a "Zaza" and "Chatterton." Mortgage

Associate! Press. NEW YORK, Nov. 13.—A small purse of gold has been received at the Jacob A. Rlls neighborhood settlement from women of Colorado Springs as a contribution y^ward the Bum now being raised in memory of Mr. Rlis" wlfo to pay off the mortgage upon the house. From the middle west and from the have been Pacific slope contributions received and the managers announce that about half the Bum of $30,000 haH been raised and that they hope to be able to burn the mortgHgo on New Year's eve. This is the condition Imposed by John D. Rockefeller, who has promised, if the this is done, to repair and remodel on Henry two old dwelling houses street, which the settlement occupies, at v considerable cost. By

Pope Receives Americans

ROME, Nov. 13.— The pope today received in private audience Archbishop Christie of Portland, Ore., who pre-

the Rev. Andrew Morrlssey, president of the university of Notre Dame, Ind. sented

Stood on Head In Vain Press. CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-A dispatch to the Tribune from Toledo, Ohio, says; After having been stood on his head for thirty hours to stimulate heart action Frank Perry died laßt night from a large rtose of nltro-benzol taken by mistake for whisky. By Associated

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Ross In San Francisco The Herald. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.— Morgan Ross, manager of tha Hotel Del Coronado, has returned from the East and is spending a few clays In town on his way home. Bpeclal to

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To succeed these days you must have plenty of grit,courage, strength. How I is itwith the children? Are they thin, . pale, delicate? Do not forget Ayer's PARIS, Nov. 13.—Rudolph Aronson, who has Just returned here from Italy, Sarsapariila. You know it makes the pure and rich, and builds up announces that he has concluded ar- blood the genera) health. Sold for 60 years. rangements with Ruggtero Leoncavallo Wthivtm Mental Wtmbllit the composer of "I l'agliacci," for an J0,i,,r00,.

Leoncavallo to Tour America By Associated Press.

.American tour beginning In October,