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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Boston Traveller: "a woman ,ery.
inc sentence in the Utah penitentiary
has been pardoned by President Tar,
on account OF touching poem she
wrote. This is the third ease in a short
time where persons have been liberated
on account Of poetry writing. We have
not. however. noticed any convictions
on account Of poetry writing. WHY
this discriminatory
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

An Ohio young man tried TO kill &
young woman of his acquaintance be.
cause. as be claimed. she had cast a
spell on him. But thousands of young
women cast spells on young men. who
do their best reciprocally to east spells
also on the young women. And that is
the true business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Governor Stubs thinks that the
Roosevelt party should be Republican
wherever il can steal the State organi.
zation, and a third party only where
II cannot make that steal. A fine foun.
dntion truly for a righteous National
Marty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

The cash balance on band 70 the cred.
u Of tho board Of education iu this eitv.
at the cad Of the school year, was 1851.
s25-s5, and the sinking fund has $3.50.
600. These are indeed handsome sums,
and IL the board gets interest on them.
as the city commission does on its com
para;ivey Insignificant balances, the
revenue from interest ought to be worth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

The Utah Development League is
planning to spread the fame OF Utah
peaches. Good! But In fact, this fame
viii spread wherever they can be tasted
Distribute the peaches, and they will
commend themselves.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Mr Murphy, the Tammany chief. an.
nouneos that Tammsuy will work hard
for the election Of Governor Wilson
and that the Standard Oil companies
viii finance HE campaign. This !. the
sort OF thing that II it had been said
by An snti-Wilson man would have been
called campaign lies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

When viii Congress adjournI il of.
ten asked. Il will not be long now.
"hyf Is tho legislative business near
" all attended TOT Oh. no; very little
OF II is attended TO: but the Congress
sional conventions will generally be
held In September, and the Representa-
iiyes are anxious to get home TO "set
up the pins.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Ten leading thesters in New York
City have agreed to get along without
orchestras. Why noti With the or
ehestras playing between acts, 1t is
next thing TO impossible 10 keep up the
necessary and inevitable conversation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

The Senate condemnation Of Presi-
dent Taft for his position in the Lor.
inner case is ridiculous. Every Senator
who voted for il is fraud so far as
that vote is concerned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Enormous increase in assessed valua.
tions, with no decrease in rate Of tax
levy, promises very large increase in
school revenues in this city and county.
which should get better pay for teach
ers and increase the effectiveness Of
the school work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Boston Traveller; Books OF a raid.
cd baseball pool in Philadelphia show
the daily receipts to have been about
$500 and the average daily amount
paid out to have been $50. Some get
rlch.q quick schema this.D
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

The contribution by August Belmont
Of s250,000 TO Judge PaTker's Presi-
Dental campaign in 1904 will be a
freshly discovered ohense in the eyes
of Col. Bryan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Good bye TO the Princes Of the Pipes
Como again as soon as you can. And,
enjoyable as your trip to Bingham was
on Friday, IL will be better next time,
without the rainstorm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Col. Roosevelt declares that be is 60
ing 10 break the "solid South" With
the help of Gen. Daniel E. Sickles,
probably.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
THE ELECTORAL VOTE,

The electoral vote Of the different
States, under the now apportionment
bill passed by Congress, will bo rs fol
lows,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

The commercial agencies Of the coun.
try report a good increase in bank
clearances, and say that progress is
from the right direction, including de-
clines in prices, and greater industrial
activity. Good reports come from the
crops, the winter wheat falling Off be.
ing fully made up by the increase in
the spring wheat yield. Distribution
In the great wheat sections is in e1-
cess Of year ago, and industrial ac.
tivry IN the largest trades is assured,
a widening spirit of optimism is per
Vading all parts Of the country.
The Boston wool market reports a
1alr volume Of business transacted,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

while, especially as the sinking fund
account Is fairly permanent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

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The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
No TINE FOR \ SPLIT.

The prohibition ranks seem to be split and the claim is being made in some quarters that some ot the lezd- CTS Of the prohibition movement in Arkansas. who have been identified V ,h this work fer the pas, decade. are now coming forward wish the pea that tLe time is n5t ye1 ripe for statewide prohibition. Why tEis in- sincerity apon the par. of The ls2ding prohioitiaEists q tEe state: Is il be- ca@ss SoUe fat 5ts that sone l. these iea1ers usay ION b5id under the present ainirabs system = 5eca' option. 8lz. eXse H3 icaEsr uaisr q statewide praslatcry aa Ns do - ike = tliuz "a. zay T CT r--- l.5t.t.5u friends. VHo azse been ; -.S- laz a-sT t5E tl.s ezzse aH5 2 j. lee.ius Fa>, >41s -f a1usy from tH.eIr followers tar aa t..ess Haay. many YszrS cEEe-s45-. -4s S.a.e- 4se t4cziaE down P-a sz7s vesx er1p p- osi,i-n .5r Hhica tEe TF5hjb!l.5ai,.s a4fe 0esa striving Afe the sea5ers l1gTatetsl for tl.s s-pp1r- tEs pa5p z Lave given them. bo,h moral ' and Financially. CT have they been insin- seEe a.i 4song in Rha, they have been pleased to term mighty crusade for 2 statewide prohibitoEy law in Afkzn- sas. lnsincerity and ingFatitaGe are t~o sins that tie masses of the peo- p.e are slow to forgive and it is D to the pEohibitionists Io make gooi in this campaign. Tke opportunity for which they have fought and for which they have waited is here h other words the crisis has arrived. II the leaders dc not throw themselves into tae fight with the same ire and en. thasi2sm that they have done here tofoEe n collecting money and max iag war up9n He 3iq1oE traf5e local.y II n-mb ber ot counties of tLe state the death kne.i .. statewide yroaibi- aan in Arkansas #i-. ee sounded a. tGe election on >sE,eaer g | Ri. pIz9e r@ti4eI disAe2rtsaiug - rae v pe REo Lave e4. . tLe acne5 . Iase 2 1Et- fzr statewide gs9a.-t :. [ . us me. tE tHe apiuiea from tl7se NO are t1s -ica5 cue< e3 Ii re- --.e campaign Las tas line ]. a4z Eet fzaz esSi3e prohibition .aTs He zz1c=S Y sl-e S.4.e an.i.Sa .eza Lesgsa ta ~.ase ts den ra4 lz4-ici.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
TWO MARRIED MEN
Auspices of Elks Lodge and Direction
 of Mr. and Mrs. '. .. Murphy.

The Elks lodge of Forrest City has engaged Mr and Mrs. Y :. Marpby to stage Two Married Men" 3 screaming three-act farce comedy. for the benefit of that lodge. The lodge has been very fortunate indeed in se, curing some of Forrest Citys very best talent 10 compose the cast. and Two Married Men promises to be the very best home talent show that has ever eeen attempted in Forrest City.
 The show is 5lS: one biz scream ot lAlghter from the tine he curtain saes p antil f fAlls. and seeing TRo Married Men means thAt yo1 vii. laagh 2s you never laughed before. The show vii be interspersea RItH new and catchy specialIIes featuring : great Jig beauty chorus in aew and up-to-the-moment songs ana steps. Remember Two Married Men vii be pnt on at the opera house. Thurs day night. AugQst =. and under auspices ef The Eiks Loige 0f Forrest City. So whatever you do, dont miss miss seeing this b.g three ac, funny snow, hecause. 1T yoa do, you Rlll fe- gret it 2.i the rest Of your days
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
Indian Killed on Track.

Near Rochelle. Ill..aa Indian vel, to s.eep on raiir02d track and was killed by the fast express. He raid fa; lis carelessne>s with his life. Often it> that way when people ueg lect coughs and colds. D1nt risk youT lits @nen prompt use of Dr Kings New Discovery will cure them and 50 pre- vent a dangerous throat CT luns trouble. II completely cured ne. in 3 short time. Of terrible cough that followed a severe attack Of Grip. writes J. R. Watts. F.oydada. Tex, and regained l5 pounds in weight that l lad lost, Quick. safe. reliable and guaranteed. 5oc and si.o0. Tria. bottle free at al druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
BUSINESS PROPOSITION.

Mr W. r. Weld. one Of the fore
 most citizens ef Lee county, and a gentleman who. en account c his connection with ihe Lee County
 Bank for number q years a that institutions cashier. stands high and is widely known D the commercial world. paid the merchants and snip peTs ot Forrest Ciiy. Madison and wideuer 2 visit q few days az al which time he aid before then q very attractive proposition for red1c- iae lie freight rates ia,5 tie csiiss named. Nr We'd hzs pafchssei tHe steamer. Kettle Johnson. vHieH is n5a ena'aged rssz54r.F In .Le 9lss: tFzesc between Memphis 4ri Marian nz aud qaise often tie Nsstie Isi.n- s5a makes saEdiuzs 4- Joints 4s high = He >ts Francis 7.sss a> Lza 5. 9 an3 ,ae Cas os r s4e merchants . FaErezs GItE Na55sea and Widen - ea-i8 - indzzzd axe q ,-.t.- clsn; interest sa t.is tezt. arrange meHts nay he made tat 1aniins> g. Madison and near Wiienef and 4>o 4a atLes ia.erne5.2-e points zzeng t1e river - be inc.a5ed in the
 bats regeiar iTsFs T the r.7e- Mr
 We'd Says he iS in position to efsF tAe shippers red = - cents peE hundred pounds on 4 1rst-ei ass
 reisht. with 6 pFopoF tienately .oN rate cn A other classes of freight either received or shipped out This sounds Ike zn a0t1. good scheme to Tie Times We're a.w4ys thought tEe merchants q Madison and Wi dener ought 70 en59y the advantages and conyeniences - water route be
 tween Madison and Memphis and Mr
 We'd should be encouraged in esery manner possible - bring tle Kettle Johnson on ID ths river Regular steamboat tFafae between Madison Aai Nemqnls wzz5i pre7e a strong card in favor Q. the dredging aud IT. pavement = tIe >- Francis rIyer aad opening ,, - navigation. This : what e4e-ytZE wants ]. Nil EaFe lie citizens t3.fo-ssza, Us sec- .l7n 2n anP2rt -li.E . pz4tec- tleI- >e.fes a-ails- e8t9rcIaaz.e t.elE5.t sases .t ,.se sai.s448 c.ls a.as = i s@e 2 = demand Then Tae ##=47s .s - 8es a..a .zis s-szGa5a, a.5#. E g 4.e t1- -.1et-. government al- ft5f 5fs-as.za ,e as expended q az4ssl.-. :. t-e >t Francis ..FeE a4y4Ez5z a.
 zae year fs-l6 z . Nazls-a = Men
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
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Extra w0fk train engine No. 70a and steam shovel. manned by two competent working crews. began op. erations al the Crow creek grave pif Monday and The Times is informed that it is tne purpose of the Rock Is ana Fahro4d company to keep this force engaged Ter several months. ex- caFalng grave a that point. t0 be used ln baliasting Ihe c0mpzny $ TlgEtoi-way between Madison and Memphis. The Rock Island finds il necessary 10 inalg1rate faster sched- ules and Is putting tbe roadbed in nrst-class repair.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09

0lr esteemed eentem p8raEy. d5wu oa Wa street. says in an adyer, se ment. that by placing an ad in it's columns, its advertisers vii reaci. nearly Iop0 readers. We do not under stand what it means by this.exactlv- whether it means 10 say that the pa per has loco subscribers. or whether Il figures, as is usual, five readers 10 each copy mailed-in which case. it would practically say that il has 25o subscribers. The Times. on the other hand, wishes 10 say that il has twice as many actual subscribers. and perhaps three times as many as the Chronicle. and that an ad placed in this paper viii be brought to the no- tice of nearly 5Qeo readers-about loo s hscribers, and 50 or 4o9 ad- yertiSers, exchanges and others. who. bF contract. receive the paper ragu. laFly Advertisers vii please take notice and govern themselves accord iag,y as we understand in many cases the Chronicle charges it's patrons the same price for advertising that The Tines does, which 10 say the east is an!aiTto them as pa5}icity is the thing they are bayiBg. and l0Q read CTS is not worth bal one-sfth as mach as 5oe
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09

1--ag Water IHe4er-- Err.>. City s-aE t"..=rg. ~e1z -p fI1E. El>~4IS 1e>-ets4y ,az5sHH ts
 De | series Ct .se4. .s-tH N yrne ana HarrIse@t- EEes... E~raed far tEs NYaEe lean 4. .l=H .e>t ti.e zane - .l.5 zea3s U .sl.e yesF 2 .osa sore ot t9 Freae=e s4s> --e game UaS fast at ! 8eu. Hszs Fzs3-iE9. | t+-e <eF-n.H IuusHs. Rt.eH ti.e s.s 5z>tCE missed lIttle Era1I.zef N.tA tfa men af9 bases and 14zs ueye e44n - g1c litt.e l.ie that 81a the game IT Har9i>5-r- whereas l. tIe Aynne S1ortStop Lad 1e.5ed tEs zro-neer and thrown tHe runner oat 2t 1-St. i 8o1.d have been anatl = St-rE
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09

While he agitation for band stand in the Hotel Marion park is be ing carried on oy The young ladies 0. the Monday Musical cub. some otller enterprising citizens should take T ? the proposition Of eqlipping the inyit- ing and shady courthouse yard with rustic seals and a fountain. The courthouse grounds constitute enc = tAe most beaztifal and attractive resting places in tie citg and with a small expenditure of money and a Httle artistic treatment woa.i soon become one Of the most papuiaF eyen- ing playgrounis in the city There is always breeze a. the eoaf.hoase. when Al other parts ot iLe city is sweliering in heat,
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
FUlWOOD TIMES.
Nights extra cool for the season. We had 8 good rain last Saturday.

Nights extra cool for the season.
 We had good rain last Saturday.
 Several pupils were in school Mon day who were not able 10 attend earlier n account Of sickness
 Nearly al the farmers are through work n tbeir crops. CT rather. have quit. Cotton generally. has good appearance and in some places good weed. hat the grown boils are scarce.
 The fruit crop of the Leish5orhood is unusually fine. and as 1T ripens the housewives are canning it taF winter 4s4-
 Nr fall N5#eE .et; tae e-~, ot the ssek ts engage 5n Ma>se. fishing ia tHe St- Francis river entil crop gath. eFiag sls4. demand Us Tetasa Ioue Ne wisa aim lat-s rs9ets and sGits Fet1rn>
 Nr 55an LItt5e5ed 4ceeHps panied . his ai.s ana Mrs BzzemaH swan. .sf- Monday f5F II Springs, where ] s4ey @i.z sojo-Tn for fev NeeSs ia thr interest = their health.
 Nr B1d May eff Monday - return ! - P4FaEsa36. He went through the co-ntry in an oNeusboro auto drawn i . tw8 white mules Bad says that some ot his friends in writing him .ex- ] pressed their congratulations on his marriage. but | counted on.y lalf as i Ee is na. guilty
 One of our school directors. NIT Vii Harris, accompanied by his wife. visited CT >ehe3l Tuesday evening and found tie teacher and pupils busy in the closing exercises q the day. He was informed of the fzct that . fe~ Of the pupils were hot pro l yided with some Of the books ueces- sary fer their advancement. and ot { the absence 0f some wAo have not as yet been enrolled far He present term. Ihe schaal fife is Sl.ort | best. aud parents. directors and teachers should tE al meals closely c5-eterate 2 = evolve The hesr t-r tae p1pizs under their care IEe stz.e demands | Children must lap1- - Ee- any bene1 ffeL tGa schaa e-r taey u->. ave tt-s Iea1S vii - .e- - w1-z
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09

\ Tines man inQlirei ot one Of the county officials Monday as to what success he was having in round ing lp the blind tigers and bootleg gers. U which tle gent eIan replied: Ne bring them D nest every cay. b, as fast as Ne break them Q in oae place taey break o4. ia another
 This Is the story that comes from al over the land, wherever an efort is made lo force prohibition upon he people Why not have the good -reyenaeI NliA the pad Rhlskex
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09

l, is with pleasure that we note thai one ottEe most oGtl2ndish styles in ladies hats and che that has caused men to make more different kinds af zn ass q himself than any ether is rapidly being discarded. We refer to he hat that hides comp etc F the head and face. with the possi- be exception of the chin. and which keeps the Johnnie boys going about in h2f-hent strain a. the time, trying 10 ind out who ihe face ander- the Lat belongs =. We believe this style has often been referred 10 as the peach basket. but we are kicking be- ca1se heretofore. the peach has been hidden by the basket.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
OUR S10.00 REWARD.

We cteE apiece fer 6edb1e> ans. ae4s reaches mites. .ce etc. that RHss Dead = 4icE Spray vi. uot ki.l It Si..s their egES toc. and trea6s up tHe breed l. asse ki5ss and keeps away mosquitoes. Refuse substitutes they are no, ike il Sod in Forrest Ciiy by City Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09

The injurious effect and uDp easaf, Less ef taking Galomel is done ava, with by Simmons Liver Purifier. tht mlI0est known liver medicine. yer rht most thorough in action p1t uo + yellow tin boxes ca.y Price a5s, Tried once. used always.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
h. Trials 1T 1 IraYeisT.

am trayeliEg salesman writes |. l. s@BEs, L Berkshire. ' z. 4ua ass often troubled with cons patton Ii l Uegau l0 a>e I1f. Kings New
 Life PI.l> which ! a4ve found an ex- eel remedy Flr al st0Uacn. liver oE kidGeY tH51o.es they aHe un- e41a ed Only - cents a al drae-;s..
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09

The Buli Moose are singing some lively tunes a. Chicago this week. but ot course the members of the new party must do something e keep up their courage
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09

Tie Times is very much pleased with the propositions introduced by Mayer Scott and Alderman Russell al the last council meeting. to extend the sewerage into otEer portions Of the city. We certainly need il and want 1T n cur par, of town, and will welcome tAe day when the Russell addition vii become par, q the city
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
NeXere Ehrnmafism

Grove Hill, Ala Hunts Lightning Oil cured my wife of severe case oi rheumatism and ny friend of tooth. ache. l surely believe it is good for al you claim for it--A F StTinger. , and 5oc bottle. A. dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
Notice To The Public.

All persons are warned no, to yisi, Ihe Tennesaw Club House an.ess ae companied by member. II yeu d We will have to decline 10 entertain you.
 James Russell. Pres.
 ,. r. ' eFser. >ec. Jaly 5l. lel2.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09

That Yolun,ary dissolution gag is 8 great Joke the trasts are trying to work on Uncle sam
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09

Many cha $ esllee sall szs s--1-s ,. saea ise s5ei- roze.t is e1e 70 law - sF- h-l3f oeaeve your cxn doc- i.' VII feli Foa f1ai s7 oeesssosal 1os. 2, 4tes Ti.is. ssssr-cazfee. Elli e sreh en..oFea great eetl oi goo1. 4gt hi-
 &s@s sy Ze AEEz e rrw.-- -
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-09
No Calomel Neee.sart

Tnfv q fgf1 aa4EI-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-05-15
PERS ONALS
COmings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

c. 7. Daniels of San Francisco is
in town on business.
b. b. Riddick came over from
Goldfield this morning
Paul S. Booth Of Reno Is IN town
and registered at the Mizpah
w. p. Patrick. A. X Hegman and
c. Mex Lazare Of Mlllers are III
town today.
Yale Gleason is a recent arrival
from the coast and is registered al
the Mizpah.
G. II. Mayer and T. p. Richard
son of San Francisco are in this
city for a few days.
d. Aspland of the Tonopah &
Tidewater Railroad Company re-
turned to Goldfield today
II. A. lizard returned from
Ocean Park, Cal. this morning after
an absence of several months.
Harry +. Nelson, San Fran
cisco business man, arrived from
the exposition city this morning.
Frank Everett, who has a prom
ising property near Lunlng, was an
arrival from the north this morning.
Augustus Tilden, district attor.
ney of Esmeralda county, arrived
from the gold camp this morning.
|. II. Cook left for Blair yester-
day after spending several days in
Tonopah in the interest OF his com
pany
Senator Maurice Mack, after
spending Tuesday in this city. re-
turned to Carson City this morn
ing.
w. j. Langeyin, representing a
San Francisco wholesale gracery
firm. was an arrival from the coast
this morning.
w. w Thompson, travelling rep
resentative of an Oakland Wholesale
house. was among the arrivals from
the coast this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sturgeon, Mrs.
n a. Mon,rose and daughter. and
Miss Sadie Sturgeon are here from
Reno visiting W y Evans and fam
ily.
Miss Blanche Robh. who accom-
panied the students 10 Reno last
week. 90 be present ~ the state
field meet returned home this
morning
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-05-15
.CRAZED MAN
PLACES SELF UNDER
STEAM ROLLER

VIENNA. May 15.-Crazed by do
nestle troubles, Adolf Schwarz, a
municipal steam roller driver of
this city. started his engine and then
placed himself on the roadway in
front of the roller. He was smashed
fiat before the Mortified spectators
could reach him.
Another extraordinary form of
suicide is reported from Cirkvenica.
where a woman built a pyre of kim
dlewood in Their back yard, saturated
it with kerosene oil, and lighted it
after placing herself on top of it
with her little daughter clasped in
her arms. The child's screams
brought the neighbors to the scene.
but too late to save them. The
woman's husband had threatened to
take the child away from her.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-05-15
GRAND LODGE
OF fORESTERS
ELECT OFFICERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May Is
The grand lodge of Foresters is in
session this morning. Following
were nominated and unconteste1:
For grand master, Charles Dryden,
of San Jose; deputy. Thomas Sell
wage, of Eureka; secretary, II. d,
Richardson, of San Francisco, and
treasurer. James Harris, of San
Francisco. Representative one year,
George Hudson; trustees home, John
Thompson Election for grand war
den and grand representative for a
term of two years win be held to-
morrow The whole convention and
Rebekahs went to Los Gatos this af-
ternoon to open a new temple there.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-05-15
INTERESTING
PICTURES AT THE
BUTLER THEATRE


Don't fail to see Her Face" Edi-
sou. This charming little romantic
comedy depicts how a poem of love
was blown by the mischieyous
breeze into the apartment of a
charming woman living across the
court. The author in an endeayor
to recover il, was discovered by her
and a real romance ensued. The
fun comes from the good acting.
and will surely please everyone.
Redmans Honor" a Pathe In
dian picture. "out of the Depths"
is one of the most thrilling. sensa-
tional and pathetic dramas ever
produced by the Essanay company.
"Reconciled by Burglars" farce
that is briskly conducted and anus
ing all the way through It's
ture that keeps the laughter Dating
all the time
Next Monday will be shown In
cidents OF the Dubbar" and "Sa ,
and David" great Biblical story.