The Girard Press from Girard, Kansas • Page 5

MARRIED. building said road to Crawford County, of five hundred dollars ($500.00) per 4 i ca FeriHs Cell TllE GIRAIID PRESS. i ffine at Northwest Corner of Public Square, Up Stairs. GIR.RD, KANSAS, JAN. 18, 1917.

Board adjourned at 11 o'clock, a. to attend the meeting of the State Association of County Clerks and Commissioners. 1 John Beitzinger, Chas. C. Everitt, Chairman, County Clerk.

Tuesday, December 12th, 1916. No meeting of the board, attending state meeting. Canada extends to you a henrfy Invitation to sitle on her FREE Homestead lands of 1 i ex-rcn each or secure some of the low priced lands in Manitoba, SiM.katche wanand Alberta. This year wheat is higher but Canadian land cheap, so the opportunity is more a( tractive than ever. Canada wants you to help feed the world by tilling eome of her fertile soil Ur.d similar to tht whichdurinff many years ha aver aged 20 to 45 buchelscf vrbeat to the acre.

Think of the money you can make wit wheat around $2 a bushel and land so easy toget Wonderful yields also of Outs, Barley and Flax, Mixed farming in Western Canada 18 ft as profitable an indastry as grain growing. The Govemmrnt this year is asking farmers to put in creased acreage into Militaryserviceisnot com- fmlsory Canada hut there is a great demand for farm abor to replace the many younpfmn who have volunteered for service. is healthful and agreeable, railway facilities excellent, Rood schools and churches convenient. Write for literature as to reduced railway rates to Supt. of Immigration, Ottawa, or to zi ttS rZrt 1 A.

COOK Aljl 2013 ciy, mo. ''llr 4J Jt Jj Canadian Government Agent. II Horses and s.lulos Wanted. I will be at Disney's Livery barn in Girard, Kansas, Saturday, January 20, for the purpose of buying horses and mules. I want horses weighing from 1100 to 1600 pounds, from 15 to 16 hands high, and mules up to 8 years old, 15 to 16 hands high.

Stock must be sound and in good flesh. Will also buy old, fat mares. Bring in your stock. I ship every week. -at Halstead Bouogons In Mulberry, Jan.

6th, 1917, by P. H. Scalfi George both of Halstead and Rose Bouggons, Gross, Kans. King Wilson In Girard, Jan. 6th, 1917, by John Oowd, probate judge, Edward King and Crystal Wilson, both of Pittsburg, Kans.

Hammick Bango In Girard, Jan. 6th, 1917, by John Dowd, probate judge, Charles H. Hammick, of Yell-ville, and Pearl Bango, of Pittsburg, Kans. Johnson Caserio In Girard, Jan. 8th, 1917, by Grant Winger, probate judge, Joseph A.

Johnson and Minnie Casorio, both of Frontenac, Kans. Matarozzi Viola In Frontenac, Jan. 9th, 1917, by Martin Kotzman, Salvatore Matarozzi and Luisa Viola, both of Frontenac, Kans. Root Dakland In Girard, Jan. 9th, 1917, by Grant Winger, probate judge, Edgar Root and Ethel Darland, both of McCune, Kans.

Mopby Morris In Girard, Jan. 10th, 1917, by Rev. Paul, L. H. Mosby and Rosa M.

Morris, both of Girard. Rugel Satsek In Girard, Jan. 10th, 1917, by Grant Winger, probate judge, Joe Rugel and Mary Satsek, both of Arma, Kans. Garrison Spillman In McCune, Jan. 11th, 1917, by Rev.

Vincent, Jesse R. Garrison and Laurel Spillman, both of McCune, Kans. Thompson Melton In Girard, Jan. 11th, 1917, by Rev. Banks, J.B.

Thompson, of Hryden, and Lucy B. Melton, of Girard. DIED. Fobro In Crawford Township, Jan. 15, 1917, Anton Fobro, age 49 years.

BORN Brower In Crawford Township, Jan. 14, 1917, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Brower, a daughter, Martha Mil dred Brower.

Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners. Board of county commissioners met in regular session at 9 o'clock, a. Tuesday, November 14th, 1916. All members present. Report of A.

B. Keller, county at. torney, for quarter ending September 30th, 1916, approved. Board adjourned. John Beitzinger, Chas.

C. Everitt, Chairman. County Clerk. Board of county commissioners met regular session at 9 o'clock, Monday, November 20th, 1916. All members present.

CONTRACT This contract entered into this 20th day of November, A. 1916, by and between The -Spooner Highway Con struction Company, of Joplin, party of the first part, and John Beit zinger, Clarence Cover, and W. H. Braden, Commissioners of Crawford County, Kansas, parties of the second part. Witnesseth, that whereas, The Spooner Highway Construction Company are makers and builders of roads and are desirous to build one and one-half miles of gravel road situated in Crawford County, described as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of section 21, township 28, range 25, thence running south one and one-half miles to the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of section 28, township 29, range 25, in Crawford County, Kansas, and Whereas, the County Commissioners are desirous of having said road built.

it is hereby agreed between the parties as follows: That the said Spooner Highway Construction Company agrees to take out the creek beds of Cox Creek, nine hundred (900) cubic yards of gravel and spread same at a depth of six (6) inches in the center of the road and tapering to a width or eight (8) feet on each side of said center of said center of road, and agrees to spread and roll said gravel to a hard surface doing said work under the supervision of said County Commissioners or their authorized agent. In consideration of said work, said County Commissioners agree to pay the Baid Spooner Highway Construction Company, the sum of six hundred dol lars per mile for the hauling, spreading, and rolling of nine hundred (900) cubic yards of gravel per mile, said total contract embracing one and one-half miles, and said Spooner Highway Construction Company agrees to haul 1,350 cubic yards on said one and one-half miles of road, for which the County Commissioners agree to pay upon completion and acceptance of the work the full sum of nine hundred dollars said work is to begin on or before November 27th, 1916, and is to be pushed to completion as rapidly as the elements will permit. It being understood and agreed that the County Commissioners are to prepare the roadway for hard surfacing. It is further understood that the County Commissioners reserve the right to inspect or have an inspector on said work if they so desire and said work is to be done under their supervision. Witness our hands this 20th day of November, A.

1916. Spooner Highway Construction Company, By D. Spooner. John Beitzinoer, Clarencb Cover, w. H.

Braden. Accompanied by the contract, was an agreement, signed by J. Luther provid ing for the payment of one hundred and fifty dollars to apply on cost of said road, leaving total cost of mile. He also agrees to furnish gravel for said improvement, free of cost to the board of county commissioners. Application having been made to the County Superintendent of Public Instruction, for the transfer of certain land from School District No.

79 to School District No. 62, an appeal from the action of the County Superintendent signed by John Kelly, a representative of School District No. 62, came up for hearing. Representatives of both school districts were present at said hearing. After taking the testimony of both sides in the controversy, and after consulting with the County Superintendent, the board decid to detach the north east quarter of the southeast quarter of section 34, township 30, range 24, from School District No.

79 and attach the same to School District No. 62. Board adjourned. John Beitzinger, Chas. C.

Everitt, Chairman. County Clerk. Board of county commissioners met in regular session at 9 o'clock, a. Tuesday, November 2Ut, 1916. All the members were present.

Persona) property valuation, of Mul berry Ice for year 1916, reduced from $16,490.00 to $8,295.00. Board adjourned. John Beitzinger, Chas. C. Everitt, Chairman.

County Clerk. Board of county commissionern met in regular session at 9 o'clock, a. Monday, November 27th, 1916. All the members were present. Dog tax assessed to George James, of Mulberry, cancelled on account of er roneous assessment.

An affidavit was filed in the office of the county clerk, that an error had been made by the deputy assessor on the assessed valuation of certain lots, hereinafter described, in Acme Subdi vision of east half of southwest quarter 21-30-25. Complying with same the board made the following changes: Lot No. 1, from $300 to $900. 4, 5, 6, 8 ii 1 of lot' No. $300 to $400.

$500 to $300. $850 to $550. $750 to $400. $1150 to $800. $875 to $400.

10, from $150 to $325. 1 of lot No. 10, from $150 to $800. Lot No. 11, from $150 to $400.

"12, $150 to $400. "13, $300 to $400. "14, $500 to $600. Board adjourned. John Beitzinger, Chas.

C. Everitt, Chairman. County Clerk. Board of county commissioners met in regular session Tuesday, at 9 o'clock, a. November 10th, 1916.

All the members were present. A. R. Lake was appointed treasurer of Bauer Township, to fill vacancy caused by the death of S. P.

Judd. John Butler was appointed trustee of Grant Township to fill vacancy caused by the death of W. J. Kavanagh. Board adjourned.

John Beitzinger, Chas. C. Everitt, Chairman, County Clerk. Board of county commissioners met in regular session at 9 o'clock, a. Monday, December 4th, 1916.

All members present. Bills were allowed as published heretofore. Bond of A. R. Lake, township treasurer of Baker Township, appointed to fill vacancy caused by the death of S.P.

Judd, approved. An application was received from the Kansas Gas Electric Co. asking permission to construct, maintain and operate an electric power line on and along the public highway of Crawford County, Kansas, as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of section twenty-three (23), township twenty-nine (29), range twenty-four (24), thence west along the north side of said section, a distance of one mile to the northwest corner of s.aid section 23, thence south along the west side of said section a distance of one half mile to the town of Ringo. Permission granted with the stipulation, that the poles carrying these wires shall be set within 3 feet of the property line, and the wires at all public highway crossings shall be at the height of not less than 30 feet from the top of the ground. Board adjourned.

John Beitzinger, Chas. C. Everitt, Chairrran. County Clerk. Board of county commissioners met in regular session at 9 o'clock, a.

Tuesday, December 5th, 1916. All the members were present. After transacting routine business the board adjourned. John Beitzinger, has. C.

Everitt, Chairman, County Clerk. Board of county commissioners met in regular sessionjat 9 o'clock, a. Monday, December 11th, 1916. All the members were present. Valuation "orilot 145, Forest Park ad dition to the City of Pittsburg, for the year, ,1916, was reduced to $120 on ac count of erroneous assessment.

See W. C. Hossack for sale dates. Sole leather at Shannon's. See Quality Clothing Co's ad 'age 3.

Fob rent 80 acres, 21 miles from Gifard. W. P. Dobman. See Cushman and I.

H. C. Engines at Shannon's Implement Store. Scone churns at Shannon's. Novelties, fancy work, at M.

Wilder Co. Best value hosiery in the city at 15 and 25 cents at Shannon's. Moling and P. O. Gangs and Sulkies at Shannon's Imp.

Store. W. C. Hossack wants sales, Girard, R. R.

5. to cry your Ribbons, laces, handkerchiefs, at M. Wilder Co. Webber Studebaker wagons Shannon's Implement Store. at Cook and heating stoves at bargains at Shannon's.

Cut Nails 3 cents per pound, 100 lb lots, $2.75. Walberts Timberlake. Our Safety Deposit boxes are now installed and can be rented. First national bank. All parties owing accounts at my effice will please call and settle and blige, L.

E. Strode, M. D. Our Safety Deposit boxes are installed and can now be rented. First National Bank.

Candies, nuts, Wilder Co. dates, figs at M. Two New Idea spreaders left at less than wholesale price, at Shannon's Implement Store. All kinds of crochet and embroidery threads at M. Wilder Co.

See the Primrose and Sharpies separators at Shannon's Implement Store. For Sale: 348 feet on Summit Av enue, Higgie Addition, will divide if deBired. Address Mrs. B. J.

Gunn, Pittsgurg, Kas. Wanted About 50 standard sized bundles of good, clean slough grass, uunuieo lu UK auuui ou lu luuuea ill length. Prefer machine bound bundles. See M. G.

Slawson for particulars. For Sale or Trade: One quarter section Red River Valley, Grand Fork County, Nortm Dakota. Improved. rSor full particulars inquire of Ed C. Wtfmure, Girard, Kansas, or write F.

A. Vilmure, Sumption, III. Farm For Sale By Owner. 200 acres ten miles west Neosho, three miles south of Racine, rich land, well improved, well located, on main wagon road, near school and church; 75 acres fine branch bottom, over 100 acres almost level upland, good five room house, large barn, cattle shed, granary, poultry house, orchard, excellent water, very reasonable price, easy terms, low rate of interest. G.

R. Big-ler, Hotel England, Neosho, Mo. Owners If you have property you desire to sell at a bargain, I have time to handle it for you. J. W.

Stalker, 315 West Forest. Phone 602, Girard, Kansas. For Sale. 12J acres joining Girard on east, on car line; good nine room house; barn and other out-buildings, vacant lands joining this tract are selling at $250 per acre; for quick sale, $3,600, NO trades. J.

W. Stalker, Girard, Kansas, 315 W. Forest Avenue. Phone 602. GIRARD MARKETS GRAIN Reported by C.

Hitz. Buying Prices New wheat Boft $1 75 New wheat hard 1 75 Corn 95 Oats 55 Retail Prices. Flour, hard wheat 5 20 soft wheat 5 00 Meal 2 50 Corn chop 2 05 Shorts 1 90 Bran 1 65 Corn, bu 1 10 Oats, bu 05 LIVE STOCK. Reported by Vincent Bros. Buying Prices.

$5 00 ((J 7 50 Veal calves 6 00 (w 8 50 Hogs 9 50 (a 10 00 Retail Meats. Beefsteak 20 frf! Beef roast 17JW Beef, fresh boiling 12J(tij Pork steak 20 (ai Pork roast 20 (a! Mutton chop 15 (m Veal 10 (ai Dry salt 12Jfd! fireakf aat bacon to jiams 22 ftij Lard 191(a) PRODUCE Reported by E. E. Decker. Butter (a) Eggs (uj POULTRY.

Reported by T. Eggs 30 The board of county commissioners met in regular session at 9 o'clock, a.m., Monday, December 18th, 1916. All members present. Board adjourned. John Be'jtzinger, Chas.

C. Everitt, Chairman. County Clerk. Board of county commissioners met in regular session at 9 o'clock, a. Tuesday, December 19th, 1916.

All the members were present. Tax sale certificates numbered lots 1072, 1073, 1074, 1076, 1077, 1078, of 1914, covering lots numbered 8, 9, 11, 12, 13. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39, 40, 41, 48, 43, 44, 45, and 46, in Simion's Subdivision of section 23, township 29, range 24, cancelled on ac count of double and erroneous assess ment. Board adjourned. John Beitzinger, Chas.

C. Everitt, Chairman. County Clerk. Board of county commissioners met in regular session at 9 clock, a. Monday, January 1st' 1917.

All members present. The following bills were allowed: John Turkington, salary sheriff 37l 00 J. T. hall, d.p'ty 60 00 Ernest Smith 8U 00 Frank Turkinirton 60 00 Emma A. Van Gundv clerk dlst.

court 700 00 Lena Forshay clerk, 60 00 HiKltie clepty. dlst. no uu W. E. RobBon county sunreyor 104 00 J.

M. Wayde. salary 2d a.s't co. att'y 76 00 J. C.

Nish janitor 50 00 A. a. Johnson co auditor Ko lu O- M. Lamb truancy officer Nov. 26 26 Mrs.

Foffle county matron 40 00 J. Atkinson rcg. of deeds 0 0 OU Geo. W. Atkinson, salary depty.

reg- deeds 84 70 ChaB. C. Everitt county (fww deputy co 100 (0 co tress 750 00 1st ass't co atty. 100 00 county attorney. 025 00 county supt 450 00 school visitation.

140 00 dep'ty co 75 00 P. C. Tiffany J. S. Rush Geo F.

Beezley A. Keller J. W. Milcy J. W.

Miiey F. Harold Rush Alta Elwyn, salary clerk in co treas. otfice. 59 70 Lola M. Koch 60 00 Frank Orr county assessor 150 01) Ben Shrewsbury, salary supt co.

farm 100 00 E. Perkins, sa ary stenoKranher co. atty 60 00 O. M. Lamb truancy officer Dec 12 Ou Frank McNauffht.salary co.

health officer 40 00 Dr. Auamson, salary co. physician. Girard 25 03 Clarence Cover, salary co. commissioner.

110 50 John Beitzinirer 129 55 W. H. Braden 1S3 bu F. L. Keeler, M.

medical attendance on Mrs. Minnie Taylor and family 16 35 A' S. Heard, mdse poor 15 00 Pittsburg Coal mdse poor 8 00 Economy Merc Co mdse poor 33 22 J. W. Benedict, mdse poor 6 60 Leaman Merc.

mdse poor 7 60 U. A Collelmo, coroner's investigation -G. M-Trout 6 SO Coroner's Inquest, Rolla Kassett 42 05 John Wallace 28 S6 Henry Hon 3 80 Mrs Susie Hughes 13 00 F. George, rig to co farm 3 00 Home Tel. phone rent dist.

clerk of fice, Pittsburg 2 60 Crane official bonds 6 2H Farris feeding co priaoners Nov. 22 50 M. IN ichqlson. dragging rds 10 uo C. Crawford, 17 6U Harry Grandle, 18 76 Farmer Union Co-op.

mdse co farm 13 50 Crane Washburn mdse poor 15 itO Smith mdtte poor 4 21 Patton Mining muse poor 14 0 Htton Arbucklet mdaepoor 8 50 A C. Chad Key Merc mdse poor 18 00 Elizabeth Huuie, mdse poor 20 00 Gus. (jroodffid, mdse innane fierce. 26 McFarland Ice Co ice for 1 47 District Court, Joe Picklemier 197 75 J. W.

Brazil, dragging cord 3 75 work on co rd 27 00 Harvey, culvert on co rd 2 50 Mulberry Hardware nails for culvert. 60 Leonarti-Uole caat and cement torculvert 56 Western Coal Mg. Ibr. for 3 45 mdse uoor 0, Joaltim Pasini. indue poor 15 00 Joe Oenardi, mdse Door CF Smilie.

mdse poor 10 00 K. Billiardi. mdse poor 25 00 Wear Coal Co. mdse poor U0 60 Flo mdae poor 5 00 Fred Calvani, mdae poor 17 45 S. H.

Button, poor 12 0J C. Wilson, mdse poor 80 00 10 00 PreloirarA WaBel. mdse Door John A. Beitzimrer. coal for poor 2 lh 22 45 Gus- uoodkind, mdse tor Howard Meis.ee feeble mmdtxl Gua.

Coodkind, mdse for Clarence Nesbit insane 2.) 50 3 10 Gus. (ioodkind, mdse for Smith The Bell Memorial Hospital, care and treat ment oi Kaiph L-ongan and Mtsa Anna Patton 74 SO Girard Furniture burial of G- Trout '8 J10, In (0 Patton Coal Mg-Co of Mike Driver Mt. Carmel Hospital, care and treatment Miss ora Dace 10 20 83 73 C. Burnett, mdse co farm, poor and jail C.Hitz Stove Foundry for stove in lau Concrete Steel Const. steel work for 20 it bt-am brulue 167 (JO 30 00 ft 50 10 75 tt 50 ia oo 12 00 125 0 City of Girard.

lights c. h. and jail. J. W.

ftlajfie. brooms or county Leonard Boyd, vital statistics bar iter Con ee House, meals for jurors. H. Jones, repairs on co jail J. M.

Hiffnie 2 cases toilet paper, J. D. Turkinirton. transportation meals tor sheriti and dep tys 40 85 board of prisoners Nov 302 OU attendance at jail JJec telephone tolla Oct Nov postag-e eonvevinar Clarence Nesbit 31 00 23 2ft 10 B0 00 to Ossawatomie 14 Stf J. D.

Turkington, conveying Clarence Nes bit to Ossawatomie J. D. Tarkinifton arresting Fleeman Bros. and reriruson if tH Juvenile court, Ralph Fleeman 25 Mary Grassi 6 75 Mai (caret Hall 00 Fountain Cad alder bo Lunacy court, Clarence Nesbit 20 40 J. Turkington, deputy hire and train fare conveying Clarence Nesbit from Cherokee County to Girard 9 95 O.

olborn. premium on CO assessor's for 2 years S3 76 A. Johnson, expense incurred fn doing extra work ut Pgr 10 (Ml Claude Flater, drag-g-ing co rds 2o Joseph D. Ozbun. dragging co rds 8 16 H.

Braden, money advanced sending off pauper I 17 A Lovoland, mdse poor 50 R. T. Grant, oudse co farm and poor 70 Frank Holt man, mdse poor 21 Simon Simon. Insurance policy No. 378 A 1173 one 5 years F- Werner, insurance policy No.

1487 co jail 5 years Mrs. Fogle, county matron, transportation for self and Mm. Joe Wallace to Pg.Ct. Girard Tel. Kxchange, tet rent for 81 40 IS 46 20 14 UU Walberts A Timberluke, emery paper and Hies co nl work 145 Decker, mdse poor and co jail 7 John Laird, load of coal for Mrs.Laird.

4 65 Edds Son, mdse poor 6 00 A. B. Keller, phone rent, tolls, stamps. xpenM to Topeka 65 E. La-thley.

coed for co farm, co and poor. 407 4 J. E' Mkinson repairs on book typewriter 1 60 stamps 4th 11416 28 50 J. 8. Rush: stamps and tel.

tolls 16 80 W. Miley. postage and express 10 74 Coroner a Inquest Ralph 64 sO 1 Jos- Dixen Crucible Pencil mdse tor I Selections at random throughout our 12,000 feet of floor space: Window Scrim, the ioc kind, special 6c Big special Red Tag on every Ladies Coat. Big stack 8c Ginghams, special 6c 15 pounds white clarified Sugar, special $1.00 One pair 20 cent Towels to each customer ioc Galvanized Coal Hods, 15 inch, special 25c Big stack ioc Percale tor only 7c $3.00 and $3 50 guaranteed Razors, special $2,00 40 bolts Meritos Oil Cloth, special 15c Dal Andrew I B. Beadle 32 05 Thomas Fertruson et a) Rotta V.

Honerhton, conveying Ralph Flee man to Ind. School. Topeka 2 03 Guy E. Turner, work on ti actor 3ti 00 John Ulery, work on tractor IS 50 Joe Hofor. work on co rd 27 00 W.

O- Bttiden. work on co rd 11 00 Geo Hobtwn, work on co rd 14 00 W. dragging co rd 12 35 J. M. Nicholson, dragging co rds 6 00 J.

W. Heall, repair of co bridges 11 50 Banke mdse poor 8 00 A. W. Harbe, mdse poor 4 00 Khtder- mdse poor 8 00 Flo Donirant, mdse poor 3 50 Martin Stnfancic mdse poor 6 00 M. Kyser, mdse for poor 40 00 Delladio Faoli, mdse poor 23 Of) J.

Smith, mdse poor 10 00 Oscar train, mdse for poor 15 00 Dr. L.P. Avtom8on, extra work for co physician among poor 10 00 H. E. Bauer, material for clothing 4 feeble minded women at Winfield 108 67 Rosa Evetitt, making clothing for feeble mit.dtft women 17 1W Pittpbuig Charity and Humane Society, monllttv appropriation for poor 192 00 Farmer' Union Co-op.

mdsecofarm 14 45 East R-de Market, beef for co farm 2 00 W. H. KiKha, repair of three eots for sheriff 1 50 Chas. Everitt, bounty 51 70 postage, express and tel tolls 14 21 Board adjourned. John Beitzinger, Chas.

Everitt, Chairman. County Clerk. Helen Holmes in- A Lass of the at Luric Theatre, Friday Nights. '5 nrvavnr fi Barker Coffee HouHe.meala for jurora 8 26 Deruy Hardware carbide cameo for co farm Girard Press, co printing. Harry A Smith, 1 model No.

10 Remington typewriter Minnie Shrewsbury, new inn- done for in 3 75 27 to 48 80 mates at co farm 100 00 Nuttmtm-Lemon Lumber lumber for bridge repaii-work 10 48 Herman Hess, co road work 15 f0 F. Goshert, co road work UJ 7ft Wm Flaharty, Co road work 58 00 J. Hartman. co rd work 1W) 72 w. kw, t.nn.A rt! i0 D.

L- Garrison, dragging- co road It 50 RuriUilJ. drae-u-ini? coroaii 44 50 V- L. Pierce, dragging co rd l.i uu Wm. Flaharty, dragiug co rd 21 10 P. S.

Needham. dragging co rd 14 60 F- Goshert, dragging co rds. 8 "6 Wm Flaharty, drawing co rd 21 00 p. Needham, dragging co rda 14 50 Herman Hess, dragging co rds 6 C3 E. Ettinger, work on co rds 4 00 Warren Ettinifer.

work on co rds '00 Justice Court. Mamie Bell Boyd 4 10 2 fcft 6 kit 2 90 4 20 3 55 (15 2 3 05 4 VS 2 16 Hampton Winn August Matt Strukel Geanie Franklin Geo. M. Brown John and leuu Macuk Pete Pretto Joe Jinletro Ed Bernard Heppolite Ilasson John Gava. Grace Canard and Francis Ford in- The Purple Mask at- Luric Theatre, Wednesday Ngt, January 24..