Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 6

lie PAGE MORNING. TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1913. THE MISIILER ATTRACTIONS COUNTY CAPITAL HOLLIDAYSBURG'S LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES THE Mrs. General Tom Thumb and Company to fr Two Days hvhviiviiJIMIIIIW Jin ji prnnTT-TTfpip, lllt turn jih Blankets and Comfortables NEWS NOTES FROM HOLLID A YSBURG Clean Sweep Sale Prices 0 Four large white cottonog saAOS suattb;) poo -ogj joi siboi a -pair. First quality table -oil cloth 13c.

a yard. Guaranteed all wool eleven-quarter blankets $1.74 a piece. Men's 10c dress box black or colore, 5j a pair. The Celebrated C. B.

$2.50. Corsets i at $1.48 a 'Pair. Men's heavy outing flannel night shirts at 39c. One 7 t-t A wcavuu oiiuoB or. i.do.

une lot or Ja- For cold January and February. We have Muncy all wool. Blankets in white. Home-made all wool Plaid Blankets, wooL Napped and Cotton Blankets. Jv Good, warm Underwear in fleece lined and all wool.

FRANK GLESSNER 1.98 a ipair. Men's- one ibucklo cloth arctics at 75c a pair. Appear WILL DRAW URGE AUDIENCES MISHLER THEATRE. Amusement Bulletin. This Week.

Today and tomorrow, matinees both days, Mrs. General Tom Thumb and company of Lilliputians. Next Week. Monday, matinee and night The western melodrama, "The Angel of the Trail." Tuesday and Wednesday, continuous exhibitions 2 till 5, and from 7 till 11, "TheXMty of Yesterday." Grand mechanical exhibition of the earthquake and fire of San Francisco and other features. Thursday, matinee and night "The Jardin de Paris Girls" buries-quers.

Special, feature, big boxing mill Mickey Dunn versus a good local boy. Friday, matinee and night The sea-Bon's big dramatic success, "Within the Law." Saturday, matinee and night The charming drama, "Hal 'O the Hills." G. W. WILLIAMS Corner Diamond Hollidaysburg, Pa. Hollidaysburg Opera House Block, UWWVWHMVtWV tor, Mr.

Kitzinger. Blinds'have been placed at every window on the sec. ond and third floors and linoleum covers the floors of all the offices. The building is now open-for inspection. George Schmidt and William Whittaker entertained their friends in a stag party yesterday, in honor of their joint thirty-third birthday anniversary.

The Hollidaysburg Motor Car club held an interesting and enthusiastic meeting in the Hollidaysburg club parlors last evening. W. I. Woodcock, the president, presided, and several live topics of concern to the auto fraternity and the cause of good roads were discuseed. The consensus of opinion was that the unsightly billboards at Baker Station, on the Logan Valley railway, and the high fence erected by the Pennsylvania aRilroad company along the South Altoona end of the Forty-first street bridge are danger spots, where The annual convention of the Blair County School Directors' association will be held at the court house on Thursday and Friday, February 20-21.

County -Superintendent T. S. Davis has arranged for the presence of these lecturers at the convention: J. George Becht, secretary of the state board of educktion; Dennis, agricultural expert of the state department of public instruction, and Professor T. I.

Mairs, of State college. Sliced halibut and fresh catfish at Ed Cruse's today. Canton Hollidaysburg No. 26, Patriarchs Militant, will entertain the Patriarchal Odd Fellows and their wives and sweethearts at an oldfash-ioned pig roast in the Walsh block this evening. Music will be furnished by the Odd Fellows' orchestra of ten instruments and a double quartette under the leadership of Richard J.

Hall. Two porkers weighing forty pounds, which will form the central dish at the feast, are exhibited A BIG REDUCTION ON CHINA AND BRIC-A-BRAC C. B. Jacobs' Son Co. Dealers in Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Etc.

In order to close out my hand painted and semf-liand painted 81 Tin and Sheet Iron Work, e. ivuuuuuu ju DaulC BLll III. Now is the time to save money if you need any of the above. Come early while the assortment is good. A.XH.

ROSE, Jeweler Plumbing and Heating 1 Opposite Postoffice Hollidaysburg, Pa. On Diamond Hollidaysburg. Como Shop With Us. ror Sale A rfw.uinV in street' a two nd on-lalf atorjr brick f'? aU, Improvements, cement sidewalks, street paved, to lawn, finest kind of Inside finish throughout, four rooms and hall first iZ Snd bath Becond "oor. and three finished rooms on ii 'w? ln flnest resldence'sectlon of Hollidaysburg.

Building Jots In the Hart Ex- Building lots ln Sllvey-McCahan tens on to Hollidaysburg along the Addition "to GayaporL $250 and IQ VAVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVWVWVWVVWWVVWVVVWVVWVWWVV Eg RUBBER FOOTWEAR An immense 6tock of Rubber Footwear for men and boys. (fl By all odds the largest and most complete assortment ever shown in Hollidaysburg. ftj High grade gods such as LOMBERTVILLE SNAG PROOF Rj MISHAWAKA BALL BAND GOODYtEAR GLOVE DRESS RUBBERS. yjj Every conceivable 'style. Moderate Price3.

Eg Both 'phones. T. H. Suckling m. Leading Clothing Store Hollidaysburg, Pa.

Trolley Line abutting penn and 1350. We also have a numhur nt hnmul In .1 i uarDer eu-eeis. ana up. Several farms of good Lime In Hollidaysburg to $5,000. Jft stone Lna.

12,500 to 15,000, 500. ffi JOHIN IN. DRASS, l7iknPl Tin Bi. rt 411 Allegheny fit reet. Hollidaysburg, Pa.

Life, Health and Accident Insurance. Surety Bonds. Tire, fM mwvmHMMwvvmmHViM awvwvvwwvwvv i The Mishler theatre for this afternoon and tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night has a distinctive attraction of extraordinary interest to everybody in the farewell appearance of Mrs. General Tom Thumb and large company of Liliputians. Mrs.

Thumb is one of the most of living American women and has a career longer before the public than any living woman today. She made a world's tour with her noted husband, General Tom Thumb, when people who are grandparents now were children. Everybody, and especially all children, should see this entertainment because it is the farewell appearance so far as concerns Altoona. In the company are General Tom Thumb, her husband, Count Magri, and his brother, Baron Magri, also other prominent liliputians and vaudeville performers in a big high class elite vaudeville program. Mrs.

Thumb of course is the centre of attraction and this courteous woman is very pleasing and never fails to respond happily to the evident appreciation her audience. The entire performance is one of merit from beginning to end and will doubtless draw large crowds during the engagement at the Mishler. Mrs. Tom Thumb and those with her at the conclusion of the matinee and evening performances will meet and talk with every, man woman and child who cares to speak with her on this her final appearance before the public. Popular bargain prices prevail.

"ANGEL OF THE TRAIL." HEATING I Framed Pictures I at Special Prices. your borne does not mean the placing of radiators or the run- Large size framed pictures, worth 65c 69c Special this week at 45c Each ning oi pipes in a clumsy unsightly manner. Vl We correctly plan every part of the entire system. Perma- nent economy in the use of fuel, and a home genially -warmed throughout is the reBult ot our installations. American Badl- atlon and Ideal Boilers give hest results.

MULCH BROTHERS 1 AND HOT-WATER HEATING HOLLIDAYSBURG PENN A accidents must sooner or later occur, on account of the obstructions to the line of vision of the road travelers. The question of repairing the Blair township public road lying between Bald hill and the borough limits was discussed and it was decided to take the question up of improving this portion of the highway with the county commissioners and state highway department. Dr. Sam. uel C.

Smith was unanimously chosen as the local correspondent 'of the American Motorist The good work" accomplished by the county com. misstoners and State Highway Engineer Charles S. Lemon on the Turkey Valley public road, the road running from Gaysport to Cresson, and the Altoona Driving Park road, was warmly commended. There have been a number of recent acquisitions to the club membership. Definite plans of work are being mapped out for the coming spring and summer under the club auspices.

Edward C. Bishop, of Altoona, and Zeta Mae Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Long, estimable residents of Berwyn White, were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage, 316 South Wayne street, by the Rev. George Franklin Boggs, last night at 8:15.

After a short wedding trip they will go to housekeeping in Berwyn White. Their many friends extend congratulations and good wishes. Special for this week: Dr. Peter's Milk Chocolates, 5c size at 3c; 10a size at 7c; also fine fresh strawberries. Oranges 10c a dozen.

Bananas 10 and 15 cents a dozen. J. L. Lu-sardi. At the regular meeting of Hollidaysburg Conclave of Heptasophp, which will be held this evening, Walter C.

Lytle, district deputy of Huntingdon, will be present to install the officers. All members are requested to be present M. C. A. News.

The big swimming pool at the Y. M. C. A. building will be put into service today.

Secretary Scott and Physical Director Fuller have decided that the school boys should have the honor of the first swim, and all the boy members of the association under 18 years of age may have the privilege of the pool this afternoon between the ihours of 4 and 6 o'clock. at John G. Sellers' meat market. -A. Mack Sellers will be the boss carver.

Mr. Walter E. Lindsay, the big-hearted friend of the poor and needy, yesterday gave a candy treat to the 110 inmates of the county home and the 250 patients in the Blair county hospital. There was a meagre attendance of militiamen at the Walnut street armory last evening to greet Major J. A.

Hendler and Major A. S. Stayer. The signs indicate that unless there is soon a shakeup in local military circles an order will be issued for the disbandrnent of company Tenth regimgnt, and for the first time in thirtythree years Hollidaysburg will lose its representation in the State National Guard. Only three residents of Hollidaysburg now belong to the company.

One of the principal officers has sent in his resignation tp the adjutant general. The company will not attend the president's inauguration in March. Alfonso Martino, who was sentenced by Judge Baldrige to undergo imprisonment of not less than sixteen years nor more than twenty years in the western penitentiary for second degree murder, was taken to that institution by Sheriff W. H. Orr yesterday.

The attorneys for the prisoner showed their satisfaction over the verdict of the jury by falling to file any motion in arrest of judgment. The current rumors that the members of the jury had been, guilty of misbehavior at the Capital hotel last week seem to have no foundation in fact. Martin Horning and Jacob B. Daus, prominent citizens of Hollidaysburg, who were members of the jury, indignantly deny that there was any wrongdoing and John E. Kitzinger, the hotel landlord, who was also wrought up by the reports, declares that the jurors behaved with perfect propriety during their stay at his hostelry.

A fine new baby boy arrived at the home of Millard F. Plummer, on Walnut street, yesterday. Court James S. Plummer, the grandpap, walked as spry as a 16-yer-old when he heard the good news. The John E.

Kitzinger business block occupying the site of the old American house, in the diamond, was finished in its entirety yesterday and was turned over by the contractor, L. LEEDOM SON, 308 Montgomery Street, Hollidaysburg I Pi hit tWWWVWWVVWWWWVWWWWWWWWWVWWWWWl GROCERIES, I Hollidaysburg Real Estate Agency, These eligible properties ere offered for saler FLOUR AND FEED. ilountala. I A. C.

McCoy Business Allegheny street Block, Both Phones Delivery Milk and Cream Exchange hotel. West Allegheny street. Three story Brick residence. North Montgomery straSt; J. W.

Heyimun residence, opposite Highland Hall; Demo Homestead and tenant house, tiaysport; 8 brick and 1 frame dwellings, -Grant and Church streets. Twenty-six lota along Logan Valley Railway, at Hilltop. Seven acres adjoining Prompt Two buildlr lots. East Walnut street. Three lots of Brawley Heirs, East Allegheny street.

Fine building lots, on Hlckony. Penn, Clarke and Jones streets and at Hlllcrest. The Law coal yard, building John Kazmaler lands on Brush tracK ana omce. in uayspon P. B.

BAKER, 203 Allegheny Street. Lots sold on $10 monthly payments. Opportunities offered home seekers, to buy and pay out ot 'monthly wage. ROBERT W. SMITH fit 1 Regular Meals 3r Supper 4.30 to 7.30 This Play Appears at the Mishler on Monday Next.

"The Angel of the Trail" is the coming atraction at the Mishler theatre on Monday, January 27, matinee and night, and full houses are certain to greet this company, which has been playing to enormous business in every city visited. For laughter and tears skillfully blended, for rollicking good humor, many thrills and dramatic moments, this play of the western country stands without a peer. The story is replete with hu man touches, much natural charm, and appeals to all classes. The company is a capable one, headed by Miss (Nellie Ftanklyn, in the name part of the "Angel," whose charming personality finds an echo of good cheer In the hearts of her auditors. Musical numbers are introduced as well as vaudeville acts by the large and efficient company, and Miss Franklyn's pimble dancing always captures the house.

H. S. Hiatt has won renown for his manly interpretation of the hero, Richard Brandon, and those assisting are such well known names as Henry jSentner, Ernest Lynds, William Nelson, C. I). Smith, Arthur Morton and Lillian Lord.

i wy I UPHOL8TERED I Furniture 5 PICTURE FRAMING ft W. BICE, 201 Montgomery St Special Meal Ticket, 21 Meals $4.50 I Single Meal, 25c 1 JONES' CAFE 202 Allegheny Street. United Phone 60E. (Continued on page 51) William Caldwell, to the proprie 10, and a spirit of deep convictior pervading the congregation. A num ber ot penitents were at the altar am two professed conversion.

Owing to the need for personal work there will not he a pentecostal meet ing this, afternoon. Prayer servici at 7 and revival meeting at 7.30, wm a special invitation to all who cai be present. An opportunity to uniti with the church on probation will bi given. Williamsburg. Third, fourth and fifth cockerels, fourth pullet, E.

E. Seasoltz. Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds. First cock, first, fourth and fifth cockerels, O. Howarth, Sewickley.

Second and third cocks, flisSt and third pullets, Harding, Cresson. Second cock, Riverside Poultry yard, Johnstown. Bantams will be judged this morning, which will complete the Judges' work. prison for thett, who tries to live honestly when released but is hounded by the police until she loses her position and who then turns on them and matches her wits against their brutality, keeping "within the law" and employing the intricacies and false standards and technicalities of the law to shield her from arrest. She develops cunning and daring and makes the man who sent her to prison pay for her four years of drudgery tor him and her three years in a felon's cell, almost breaking his heart through his son and heir.

OUT OF THE ORDINARY. H. Wilehelm, Altoona. 8. C.

Black Minorcas. First fourth Jienf third, fourth cockerel, fourth pullet, second pen, E. L. Feigh, Coalport; seeond cock, first, second hen, first second cockerel, first, second pullet first pen, J. Harry Johnston, Unlontown; third hen.

J. S. Metz, Williamsburg; fifth hen, Samuel De Lozier, Hollidaysburg; fifth cockerel, fifth pullet, William II. Wendt, Altoona. R.

C. Black Minorcas. First coclC, first, second, third hen, first cockerel, first pullet, first pen, J. E. Weaver, Holsopple, second cock, fourth hen, A.

A. Tobias, Al Columbian Wyandottes. First cock, first, second, third hen, second, third, fourth cockerel, first third fifth pullet, second, third. Williamsbmi first. fifth cockerel, second, fourth pullet and first pen, H.

Ray Bennett, Juniata. Black Langshans. First cock, first hen, third cockerel and first pen, Ellas Peter Hick, Bcxnd Brook, N. second, third cock, first, second, fourth cockerel, first third, fourth and fifth pullet, O. Taylor, Altoona.

S. C. Brown Leghorns. First cock, first hen, first cockerel, first pullet, L. S.

Smith, Bell wood; first pen, Locust Hill Poultry yards, "The Burning of the City of Yesterday" to be Shown Here. "The Burning of the City of Yesterday," a portrayal of the San Fran' Cisco earthquake, with all possible stage vividness, will be an atraction at the Mishler theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday, January 28 and 'I'd, beginning the afternoon at 1:30 and running continuously until 5 p. starting in the evening at 7 and Golden Polish. All to C. S.

Council, Altoona. Dark Cornish Games. First, second and third cocks, first and second hens, first and tbird cockerel, first pullet and first pen, Nelson McGraw, Altoona. Second cockerel, third hen, second and third pullets, second pen, J. W.

Bloom, Altoona. White Indian Games. All to F. William Zeigler, Lancaster. Cecilian Buttercups.

All to W. H. Hanley, Altoona. -Bronze Turkeys. All to W.

H. Killlnger. S. C. Rhode Island Reds.

Second pullet fifth pen, George S. Leslie, Claysburg Fifth cock, third pullet, fourth pen, John Errlnger. First and second hens, first and second cockerels, second cock, first and third hena, first and second cockerels, fifth pullet, third pen. L. W.

and J. W. Maxson, Kcranton. Fourth hen, R. F.

Smeltzer, Hollidaysburg. Fourth cock, second and fifth hens, first pullet, first pen, Ellis S. Shelly. To Elect Officers This Evening, The Ladles' auxiliary to Mountali Commandery No. 10, Knights Templat will hold Its regular monthly moetlni this evening at 7.15 sharp, at whlcl time the annual olection of offlcerl will, be held.

The meeting is belnj riplri enrlv nn ncrnnnt nf thn narlv toona. White Face Black Spanish. All awards to W. S. Sellers, Hollidaysburg, Pa.

Blue AndalusianT. First, second cock, first, fifth hen, running continuously until 11. One Jaffa Tenijle. Coming Latter Part of February. Traises for coming artist, from "New York Musical Courier." In Mr.

Liebling's playing then? is such an air of mastery, so much intelligence, that he must be classed among the first-rate pianists of our time. The world-wide reputation of the artist brought together a large and enthusiastic audience, who by their hearty applause, showed that thoy appreciated the honor done our city by the arrival of Mr. Llebling in our Distinguished Visitor at Mt. Zlon. Rev.

T. W. Longwood, D. of Washington, D. missionary to Africa, will he a guest ln the city over Sunday and will preach ln Mt.

Zion Baptist church, Flftlr, avenue and Twenty-decond street, on Sunday, both morning and evening. A cordial Invitation Is extended to everybody to enjoy these services. Good Meetings at Simpson M. E. Last evening at Simpson Methodist Episcopal clrch, i there was a splendid audience, fine singing, an earnest sermon by the pastor.

Rev. Rev. V. T. Rue on "The Closed Door," Matt can "come when they please and stay as long as they like." This is not a moving picture or slide exhibition, but a real miniature city built and destroyed upon the stage, showing all second, third, fifth cockerel, third, Applications Approved.

Harrlsburg, January 23. Governc Toner today approved tha following charter applications: Blue'Rldge Gas company, Waynes boro, capital Erie Pure Mill company, Erie, George Slate) Sons, Wllllamsport, $20,000. the buildings of San Francisco in the manner of destruction. The entire juiuin, second pen, J. K.

Beahra. Altoona. R. C. Brown Leghorns.

First cock, second hen, J. R. Dougherty, Altoona; fourth, hen, third, fourth pullet, Mrs. Alia Kxllne, Altoona; second pen, Ross Stiffler, Altoo. na; fourth cockerel.

Louis CouiiBmau. Altoona; third cock, fifth hen, G. D. Black, Altoona; second cock, first, third pfn, third second pullet, M. L.

Stackhouse, Juniata; flrK second cockerel, first, fifth pullet and first pen, F. It. McMahon. Altoona. S.

C. White Leghorns. First cock, first pen, first cockerel, fifth pullet, first pen, Sonder WllliamsportT second cock, fifth pen, A. E. Ebright, Altoona; third cock, fourth pen, J.

Anson Hess, Altoona; City, which is 24x26 feet, is built of midst. The musicians. muRic lovers and students who had heard so much of the great man were proud to havft nt last heard him. He had attained fourth pullets, first pen, S. K.

Peterson, Johnstown, second, third hen, first cockerel, fifth pullet, Mr, T. J. Patschke, Altoona. Anconas. First cock, first hen, fourth pullet, Ellas Peter Hicks, Bound Brook, N.

second cock, second hen, first cockerel, first pullet, fourth hen, C. B. Bock, Altoona; second, third pullet, Rlversido Poultry Yards; fifth pul siuminum and stands any inspection. It Is a great big mechanical scenic effect and is btiilt for big exposition purposes, but by special arrangement I Manager Mishler has succeeded In obtaining it and will show it at the the full measure of their most sanguine expectations. Mr.

Llebling will apppar In concert and lecture Friday, February 28, at the Mishler theatre under the auspices of 'The Altoona Society for the Advancement of Musical Art." Mishler theatre on next Tuesday and let, third pen, Jessie H. Claar, Queen, first, second pen, Charles A. Mc Keown, Johnstown, Pa. Wednesday. The prices of admission are 10 and cents; children 10 cents to all parts of the house; adults, first floor L'O cents, second The Altoona Trust Company, Corner Avenue and Twelfth Street; 1 fourth cock, George Reddick, Altoona; 8.

C. Buff Orpingtons. First cock, fourth, fifth cockerel, fourth pullet, third pen, E. II. Gates, I floor 10 cents.

"WITHIN THE LAW." A Play Which Hat a Moral That it POULTRY SHOW WELL ATTENDED (Continued from page 5) Coalport second cock, third pen, W. G. llammaker, Altoona; third cockerel, Freedman Newklrk, Altoona; first, second cockerel, first pullet, first, second pen, Lawrence Raronner, Hollidaysburg, third, CAPITAL AND Plainly Shown. Lovers of good plays and fine are certain to welcome the an-muncement that "Within the Law," fifth pullet, D. B.

Barnard, Altoona; Bayard Vclller's absorbing new play modern American life, which is he current dramutic sensation In Ish, owned and exhibited by Mrs Rose E. Knauss, of Johnstown, Her aw York, is to be given its initial fifth cock, fourth hen. William A. Behm, i Altoona; second hen, H. O.

Raugh, Altoona; third hen. O. L. Bow. linger, Altoona; second, third, fourth cockerel, first, second, third, fourth pullet, G.

E. Weaver, Altoona: fifth cockerel, L. II. Kcarns. Altoona; second pen.

Jeff Evans, Ebensburg; third pen, Roy Counsman. Altoona: fifth pen! Mrs. Frank Kahle, Altoona. R. C.

White Leghorns. First cock, second hen, William Pfeffer, Altoona; first hen, first cockerel, first, second pullet and first pen, J. N. Hazey. Altoona.

8. C. Buff Leghorns. First, second cock, first, syond, third hen, second, fourth, fifth cockerel, first, second, third pullet and first pen Lee O. Bartz.

Apollo; third, fourth cock, fourth, fifth hen. A. .1. Harber, Rosebud; first cockerel, S. K.

Peterson. Johnstown third cockerel, fourth pullet, third pen, Lawrence Bur-onner. Hollidaysburg; fifth pullet. Cleo H. Schenck, Clearfield second pen, R.

'il Giles, Coalport; fourth pen, George Transacts a general banking astrustee, business and welcomes the deposit executor, guar- accounts of individuals, nrms, corpo- TT fraternal organizations, Undertakes -the -management charitable associations and ecclesias- property, real and personal. Acts ocal presentation 011 Friday, Janu- ry 31, matinee and night, at the Ilshler theatre, under the direction the American Play company. For- first, second hen, D. F. Lantz, Altoona.

8. C. Black Orpingtons. FirBt coNk, Ellas Peter Hicks, Bound Brook, N. first, third lien, Deck Lane, EbenHburg, second, fourth pen, fourth, fifth pullet, Ed.

Beech Altoona; first cockerel, second pullet, Freedman Newklrk, Altoona; second cockerel, first, third pullet, John B. Stoudnour, Roaring Spring, Pa. Balance of S. C. Black Orphlngtons First pen, Mrs.

M. E. Barnard, Rose-lawn, Pa. Awards to owners of the various breeds of chickens, were made by the aklng the conventional paths pur-ued by Mr. Velller has tical societies.

as trustee of 'corporation mortgages. "Within the Law" devised a virile birds won, besides five first prizes, two second and two third prizes, the special cash prize for best display of Polish, the cash special for the best Polish bird in show and the second best pen in show, for which prize over 200 pens of all varieties competed, and the championship medal for the best hen In the show, for which prize more than 700 hens were in competition. The following awards were made yesterday: nd exciting drama of a certair hase of contemporaneous life In thr krger-cities that appeals with equal Pays 3 Per cent Interest on Savings Accounts and Certificates of Deposit rce to every class of Intelligence, he story Is that of a young girl unjustly convicted and sent Judges yesterday. They art.