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NEW CENTRAL HEATER.

Monday at the New Central theater the Pathe company makes another bow for fame and this time their effort is again directed along scientific lines, but instead or the fly they are going to exploit and expose the mosquito. They are going to give a scientific revelation of the mosquito that has never before been attempted. They intend to open your eyes liter ally and figuratively, as to the danger of the mosquito. If you appreciated the fly reel you will marvel at the one that deals with the mosquito. Remem- mer, too. the great Selig reel of "Ort- cer Murray" If so, you will be in terested in the one that Selig is send ing the New Central theater Monday. The Girl at the Cupola,7 or a story of a great factory strike Its another thriller. another "hair-raiser" and will make you wonder why men and women risk their lives in scenes such as are shown iii this film. Edison provides the comedy for this week,
 Marjorie's Diamond Ring" and it is certainly a crackeriack. Here is a picture that you cant afford to miss if you demand your usual days fun. See 'em all and forget not the bg Tuesday feature. "The Siege of Peters burg, by Kalem, great civil war pictorial treat
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wHIrTiNcToN PARK.

The weather man has promised to be good to us today and this evening. 90 the usual free band concerts at Wilmington park in the afternoon and evening should be largely attended The director has arranged special pro grams for both these concerts and promises to spring few pleasant surprises in the musical line
 Manager Owens last night announc- cd a big feature for this weeks vaude- Yiac program in the summer theatef ai the park 1t is the engagement of Del Ray male quartette which last week established such an enviable reputation and won such a hlt ia the Now Central theater The Del Ray QuArtette will work in singles. doubles
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HALE FAILED TO KEEP FAITH

their hands and that he would abide their decision.
 After the chairman was elected. the chairman of Mir Haie's commit tee made a short statement that Mir. Hale had plsced himself in thelr hands and that after careful discus sion his committee had decided to advise Mr Hale not to carry out the agreement to submit to the action oi the thirty men. but that they desired him to stay in the race for the pres 6 s;i; ;it sit least;
 The other men were greatly sur- prised. This came like a dash of ica water in their faces. Most of them W ere avowed Hale supporters up to that time and hoped that tAis meet ing would result in form "a strong organization to promote the campaign but this act of bad faith was entirely unexpected.
 Some discussion followed, but the meeting adjourned without any ap- parently good results II has been learned since that the vote in MT Hale's caucus stood eight to seven against his carrying out his agree ment to submit a test of his strength to the thirty men Thus permitting eight of his friends 70 induce him to break faith with at least twenty oth- CTS. Nor did they decide that Mr Hale is strong candidate or that he was stronger than BIedsoe. They de- cided. rule or ruin, Mir Hale was to stay in the race Practically every
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one present there was convinced that Mir. Hale had neither the tact nor the following to cope with an astuto pol- tician like Bob Williams
 Everybody seemed to concede that Hale could not defeat Bob Williams. This meeting seemed tO indicate that h, was determined 10 sray fr the race. For several days Bledsoes candidacy was discussed, and finally he was in duoed to make the race, regardless oi Hale, after 1t was asccrtainei that he would control a united republican vote. running as a republican nomi- nee.
 Up to this time the republicans as an organization had remained passive nn the sheriff's race Nc repg hl .ssss ss.ss g
 ad signified a willingness to go into it. Mir Bledsoe then sought the re- publican nomination and is now re- ceiving a solid and united republican support except, possibly -ow ne- groes who are always controlled b. Williams and his henchmen. This ls also 2 n0n-partisan organization oi citizeng who look with horror at a re.urn of HOBO rule and gunup sack1 elections, fully determmec to leave no stone untursee to effecl Mr Bledsoe's election Mir Hale auc his friends alone can make Bledsoe $ election certain. WILL THEY DO IT OR WILL THEY CHANGE A uE- TURN OF BOB WIIlAAAfsg
 BIFISOE'S NON-PARTISAN CAM
 PAlGN COMMITTEE.
 Adyt
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ued all this week and notwithstanding the rush of last week. there are plenty of bargains to be had. On account of this firm carrying one of llhe largest stocks of clothing and gents furnish ing goods in the state. it would take several weeks 10 repienlsh il, there fore if you have not already taken ad vantage of their halfprice suit sale anu eastern cost Manhattan shirt sale with same reductions reaching every department in the store. it is not too late yet as the sale will be continued another week for their benefit.
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trio and quartette at the park and will change their songs at each perform ance The pictdte program will also 'be changed nightly, so during the week, no part of the same show will be repeated The famous Gaumont animated weekly of current events will be shown at the park this week on Wednesday evening, and two other first run pictures will be shown in addition
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BOWLING ALLEYS.

Fonr regulations fin Dugan stuart building, opposite Arlington hotel. A place for ladies and gentlemen 10 eu- Joy themselves. Kobt. R McRoberts. Proprietor. lst
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Today, irozen punch orange sher. bet. peach. chocolate and vanilla creams Public Drug Co, 202 Qua chita avenue. corner market street.
 sl5tf
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SALE CONTINUES ONE WEEK.

The midsummer clearing sale of H Strauss S Company. will be contin
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Try sentinei-Record Want Al
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an ATTRACTIVE
 HOLIDAY DISPLAY

tnr ns the I4rKeF mud l+"' '''S p,,vs of holi.Iny EpV.l- ,ia'' IT f"'s '"'"n the writer's pIuNSUrU 'Ff H"r'"E |" mary ysarA wne shn~H hiTR I'daE i' > D. sAnuels slurp. ''nr r'II''l '"' axiur that they w~rv IsI ''r'' "E l"' ;urge dtpartrnea,. stoT-H "1 >"" ''"" to sss ,hs J,splay rr iuys' 'HILs. h'''' .srUhIufs, turs, rlcihinE- d.! I"h' and ladies md genIs EIrniFhlres 'h a'' d.AcrtntIonH Anl aiylrr lhAI "''" shown in greet lTetusrdI. MT S'M' ueus arAted that bsEihf'InH Ti'rSldF pecrHIurr IT. hc IpaFud'Tl pLA|l'lK '"iE snrI-r Gtnck el, Nlc SI T''n"r'hH dinAouut. EoIhirx In th" hAT'H'' ""u'1 he rrv%ry%d in the great I'f'l.d"S ~'lf which woulI euMtlnue fr.'rI T"ead'r' December Ii tn Tuesday. I+renlIHT :H
 An electric sign has i-rfn pI"'''l .u,ssdc sIv. lir,rs pf tht- fstHhlIstnl"nt Alrh EllI add TiiIH TI+tup"Il''n uit, 10 Eo.r4- rinrlnE Inc holidays
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OPENED pAHIan MAI,

n"'sI 'l'-III,l'lsul yln+ mas .n,o.
 .-".,''. | hunArGd rtopI4 Nho ,.,..
 I-r '.rting In the uuasiu- .. ssI N.'f?'A I1ttah haiL IIhneins hur, +-si Iii" rIrl'L pleasure nnd the bano... N'i7-l III H.'rr In+,st excellent ouA
 An irrt'l''EinE tTEnI wns m adh... rt ",'.'+u" '.. il*v. Il. n. tnrtu., .,il ''I'i.y t.HaNHuG hy Mayor f,.t. "Iur". IT, .lIsI all Dstlerx ezursu.na E1IrsrIsr T ,is~ BIH'rG Hf which p1 Nn. 4 LnIilli'.r hI'I IaFn vr%rIfd. nertrsh. ;ltS ~rI-- rreL LuEIns the ryeo. 1T" .lrh .sll "'Tr nHranx hI RNrd tIs:1. !. .. .-i' .,II I'"IGEk. The hsaut ds, rl.I 1T ;Ii ',I l'I Il.+ tInc ln0ler M tha ..rH! .;ilI f4GllHl Ihv YIBIlnsb IhInk. HE l--~ "f s'4lIE hHh4 lhan anything +ls~.
 Yf., tall IHnmlsts Ln h<c0ms the e..Fu .t ILlTty J SUInHR nA0AI pIeea- L,I -.rn'- lu rLItNr<,
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ALASKA NOTES,

A neE p0xiSRtcF has hc'eH eseA"- livlIed aI DykcnAn.
 Complete returns fuit Ihr ThtT" .IivIAinn show that the nun puTitFth ticket eleeIcd vIIe If lis sgTELlnrS An'l thrco representatives and whnt IF called tue hamH rule IsIsty rLctr'' "nr aeufstor and ut1c representative. TN. successful candidates wrTe G,p,II- E Baldwin aud n. F. Willard, srna'ors. and F M. BUyIr- 1T, F. InErr'?' MIlr Kelly ur7l R. J. GTny representatives,
 | S46bo nr% ocrurrea in Ifn!rl@nts or November S. Txs prraDala WrTF in JNrRd
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NOME WINS IN
 BATTLING GAME

L..,h s,L lh@ kallrTJ- -FFiJhSHs
 ,,,.,;l, hut was hItnAcn raaEht %hen h. ,usut in for foit The "'h"r tN0 .tr...k ,uL tv At,rrhcrs irv" lt"'
 rn. sixth shuxsd uHhinE "u' ' o'" ,u,n which EAm I'nnHinah"m "l'"'"
 T.. ,-.,.,n.. tha. i'm lL,rhtT 1''sS h''t ,,;,,.. rnY hall Lehiihi his huu' '''r"' .,.d ,ooE TaTrimgtuiR place "n'' I't nnu su ,h. .4-utL tH.if kum4Hh """' KaIser full casy victims nut krnF "l'' n,orp r.achsd IhE EliI+ry' '"o"''s uruSnt IL lightning sfr'tt "nn st"' ''- NoDiaaI tu The bI+Achtre-
 seventh and last: AllHI E"s arsl'
 hp,s susoonA, Cq0nIbs hits I"" "'1< ger. Allan scores. Co"fabs s''"" r,us. It,men for thc laird 'iint eF's inc gallery. Fort gnsH rotten AHr'eS rot q. Lhr+A huEerr uu ~hEcfI hu cautd nuL nthrrwisr nAk,, first, LSmen """ BnrIey a.urr IGurEik struck "uI' |Hn snkLu Eets gallery, stole thlFd "'"' htrns. Hunt wpHL uut at hrHt-
 Paiet.ard cQuGhC. MrTAdlth E''nn'
 0ui,seIIr lit tu gallery, lIardi'E R"'
 drst, atulc stnnl. snt Hr"ilH s'FucH Gut end-aIi cr"F-
 X fxE Nome bmys nude msSIAkcs but mhrt IhAn 'nnlt up Tor 'ie'n "1' | ter wsI Etls,
 The Ladies.
 Airs JIuTs,k 4l1ut a hasket in e mn lite unH Fl IilIIr lalr+ Mrz. Th"n'Is"n 6ullSw+d suII. Then. sir"nEe [" #F
 seyrtul r1IAaeR showed unrEIEH n'e
 madnmes and later N1Es J"II%S Eens ! the tenrb4T homu, TnGn came siEe Ard Lnke asumr. Cp uHd down the hall lon Asdes raced invading +aeh others ! territory MhrIl Nrx. l;nrsik hnaitr ~cored again AhI nnc@ again neElnning tho ssrHId hAh lhf- Hnl- cl4E missed plural tmshH1s Ahd Nrs rhon1nzcn scored m tuM Auh acorcd from ra4 floor sVn" aftrT~'A'h-
 TI.e next item un The pToSrAm was Il clush between Mra Dr I-a t'Tuix Rn't Mtss WItterbpTe which shI'1E rue iAt- ter ur ] lt,is and h"r vacated psHce ] was taken bY LHs Hayd'H, Later Mrs I,ss IA CrUIA pIAdr bask:r and the snmr rnded Hish Iha married IAdicz szGying I told you Hu- Basket 6AIf--Ms1. Kaiser xevred for fort =rn after start. Thompson cYehed urE. In few minutes Lewis snt haakrt Rn'l still another. KRiser. wh9 ~as kn"~n in lhE last game as xllIwlskey. got thrre ] nnce hIore. Two fouls awarded torl in qnIck succeRalSn here CSusct inc
 crowd tU howl At Sfrst. Cox, Kaiser
 scored of one snd 1nisscd the Mhcr.
 Game sets a ;ttlc Tnugh.
 Montgomery passes to Thompson fond, plp1est us . r1ntIrr at rqprse ! l-hAIlie Kot there. After some pretty
 wn;K ky Eslssi' Kelly gcur~I for furi
 Hnd made anothrT Gnr lung shOt. hut
 miased.
 Fnrr Eos 6askcf rn foul ah1
 Montgomery scored Ipt riEy. Rrnatr ! VIE thrn accused of q fnuL Iut he claimed ihG Eurt man wNa Ar fanlt.
 After a l'ttlr dispute he ~as ruieI cut Alh I.rrlsy t0GI the Held, kniaSr srOred twice un resumiMS. Lewis Hchre.I lInnpsun missed four shn+s 2 an Auce saaior. .A ttRl fart, Thomp-
 soh aud Butlcy began LuMneAs. Charlie once F lHiep climbed up inc
 rigging =Ed hLndcd the hall al lcRat "he+ it.ru inc 'Iasket ns he miKl. n,Ir n IgIrtlkrl s:lsirf In hIa pDcket
 Thrn rHme the end If inc rITsa hnI6 and tIn .nd ct tho Ermc, The fort simply frtuRed 10 ennr tnt aEAln. Lei vrH lA4 drawn over II far thc aalre 1f EEse. chdrLty.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
 GETS IMPRISONMENT

'"I HfI hot Rpcnd tho rnonsy m drinking or gambling aud neither of ih'Te is tn" cailss ot n1y downfall. ] Errnf 1 lot ut money Ahd Rarttculnrlv in my ynuth 1 wAs tsritIle.a. Th. hNl'it hEa ErnH'n Inen mo md uuw h1s Gol mt lnln tr0Isrle."
 Paitisnn Wns wsIl knowa uyrr n ErGlt part ot the Btuts and hIx .~. TnsurT STn1ifl Enod deat If :, acr- sat"n. Ii Is generally believed li,u, !r Ea stlI1 rarnbIe nf reSortn nnA s,s ihat rc1Eoh hh wrs hot deat with mnt7r hArahly.
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WILD ANIMAL FARM.

StntIIr 1rlu,llI WrlLes frnml tAe hAs& .IG tf.. h.I,uk :1 say that be is AkoD tu rHt17IIIEiI d wild animal farm Ia Nhi..Il t.- mllI Ereeh fox. mdrk. Fzr. lsu .,su! uth.r fur beRrIHk RnfnnAlA
 Hr .t:sat T,'Iurtx tlLAt wUrd hAs coTAh s,y tln ufr.'.1 .IHt good strikes hAys 1.l.-:1 tIrId. ,IL Ets.' E'd Mountain dis trI
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EpeDiiaI Nugget 4Ar~IEA.


 CDLFIX. Wash iIrC. li.-lmuF Pastiacn. prosccnUnE RtIurnCY fos IIThltnaan county. plh1d+d guilty Yee- tcTdaF ia Ehr charge nf Cmhr8senS NlWA ~I!s sentenced tn tEc stAtG re- fnTMatEy, He ia hn!y 2S y~aTs cf 1GHt. aiIG urpextcd In hsIe the pTnmtHa nf a successful rsTeer, hui Lhe temptG- tUif tr rob WIFE go asrInE that h< heal boat theEu aO nfren md Ial q inanHcS' 20 cearse that EIE escarr from Ilii w7s tmpraslIsIt.
 Wien he pleaded Tuiiy l": nA:ldu l.. sLntcInent or which IEr ttIItowfnH wnras were laaEt
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Fsu AAve most llIesiY RHprsd s9r" AAvine on yaur fuel end SFuGsrias Let us Hsur& Yan . greater having on Ysur isintet's meat. Fh&ns Red 70
 UNION MEAT Cu-
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Raiisre@ csKaS asanab on i1A MAriI ssId in i, 4. D. iC, 2b. sux Af PS1stE.
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chlsksH dinner hsxs M%dnsvdA~. ua'stsr;a styls. c4ngrsnasTsaaI cMprrN $ Id 2 D. ir.
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HzxAAr at cRnGpgAtionAl nhufrl nsst "Wednesday, spsAA 1tsp ?. r-
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Who sn@Hp th& lAdi%s ;a going ic win thst t~0'poUnd SoE ef fresh candy given kS TsbY.
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BOOMING AND GoINar Hosf Garden esminar 4ypryhouy so ing.
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We hav@ large aak .rtr1sht ni
 fancy hsIIdAY gift bsnles, ready far m%iEHg4 Lamsn Hrus.
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l"Portsd F-su Frap w4.-u ut pA IHt'4.
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Frssh sahHsqA IS pounds for one dol. lar hk LzhEnAHn'n.
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Ms% lslh apps nt pFoGssr'e Harness HAAF.
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L ut ksk d LAmz~'s.

CsfstAris. Wednesday,, csn4r%pAti"h al church. 5 Ee . P. n. Chicken din nAr.
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Lut fisk hi kshn1Ahts
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AFP'sa 9R.5o nsr hsx and uu a. Lahmann's.
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ESsTythiItH WE'LL WBSS trrF5 'aHA n1eht. in EtlEtA hSll: SuTur whn al hn S.llnII. the nInsFiA, li~fH7I+d thalT ulMlI:mrh+rl snIcrs and s0adt'1h 'luli .II tht middle vi {. huEtIe.
 Tln, lEisvI7lu GsLlTIn WAS u piPl'1u a'H iusxhl hard trnn ktar1 lU finish Tht-r. %ur4 ] few dimes WtLsh snS play would lkG An InErI Hrnp, hnI thHre wrrc ether liIars whrn Ia UrEJe alt b.' ih;iEiul rur krin3 n4lrc,
 Tt,.. I1%lIss ~ent l'an iI'rIr HntI'e with spirit h,lh the married onsn yh.~.rl much Improvement. AlEuI lhs. m4its Iasket lal EHme ,,+.,Iu, .,s inc l,rst thRt can he sa1n A illr least. %uW. E Is we'll known th'lt Irt nIly kind uf Il btrsnuvuI E7Tn+ H bluyrt taiuuI he thr lve~t judtsc sf h1s own a,tk,nS, SIS will liA .ln1i; '"I' h,iinu LI... rui,s, Never whn Has ever heard n plAyrr Ray hr WAS u.rnne- Anc1h@t InIrE :s fact NDd ,J4.t iS that DlsyrTs Mnay have Viz E,us frclin,s towards rAon "LneE m" il u.:.S L% Eircn vent %Iihout pae klIrwL~dGv ut 5rtetHSors-
 With lh%sA trutlts IIt Eln" "s must rprarl the lrr1iAaL oi the fTt team r' continue inc 8aHn after thh hrat ha!E' l1,o pcvplr from tho fort %hr thc'r men were irruIed badly Tn renp'e of tEn eIIy aisnO@ pnuuiInhuHIT Jerry this altogether. An int1'iduA View s'i ihnl even If t6ullns he AthnTtttn' finer. wns nothing Ht Hil @HthIS .n,n.zn to rnrFant n w3tlNlrnw"l from t,r, g1naA I.y Ihe FulIisf '"'s. I'hat Is certain,
 eassh1lL
 E.nn.. IS, Fort. 2. S'hre w'Tt |" uar. Kirk and Allan went cn', CaoTh.' walked ,Htpie seuund and ihiEh- L'- mru hIt tn gallery unh rt I"on'hS home Itnrley Lit and gal second '' . fuEblo and Lorpn gnt iu"a'H h+'- fore ItTuwn 1eu.
 The hume tcuTA T%lI down h'ldlT in s+<asnd. KImhalI Ent aTsl ""f rr.,,Ir,I third when Cnn SItk'' fun hlvd. kelly. sure hitter H"t se'- cndL EalStr hii 2 'hTr hISt-r- KIlmhail wrnI hoEr'. kn lser stUlh sh..r4. Kelly E,h thlrd. HGn,. mIss''d- ArAIvnisaI got arst ahd stole ser''n"- TrI;ehard sloTe RpcuHl Rnd MSa1or'- E.lI stnIs thrrd.
 &mnr rumb;ud hUhIy- Fort H"s'' HuTsik tv4r. r1 gnlicrr. Iluns caught Kelly and I'uuMbs cAuKht Mchcnteai eau ,he Inniugs tusEfd %iKh sCerr pI to 2.
 In rhs sccgns Van Sickle ahL Hunt uuJ Kirk succeeded sn ililtnE Iha lxsea. Coumbs got gallery leIipg 1" iIunt and Vuh. %lnElI E~i:cl for rpUsher twu-baRger. CUnali* went homo. DurIsy hit q swen ihrco bag. fer. i.nmsn Cro6EGd he plate and BurIny sICI% Ih, ItrhwN Enr L%O ap'f Isur.,tk lit Out fer 1 lnUIr rhh. Nome scored 5.
 The third showgd clcrer wort hE KnmlplI wnh rst tw" nut on IhiTc. Kirk ncored for Nomh. l'hrL [%lI down.
 Tn the f,turth Hurley snt arst. 30 did irowu. hurley gets tlIr1. pursk 'rH. Burhy I.uyMr, van Sickle H7Es TWO bagGer and later stuis third eI"yrtlr' Brown !;ot home. Han Sickle stole home under tha nosc If tht frrt catcher wiih tHN I1lI in his bA Nd- Hunt Eas FnMCht-
 Kaiser found tue gallery. sSI'" tF,lrd and henn" Kelly w-Hnt nut Ht 1irTt. MnhIaniGa hr3y@ IilTslE in1d tAA dresasnG rnom and InoJe homo TUT h01 MRB sent back t1 Fernnd S'-Mr' !S t0 2.
 In thr tnlh EHInIhs hHL JnrlnF
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Cracked Essa Ass faasa at p..,pk
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Imported Almond wsf.r. a4 ea+t'A
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Bazaar opsrt i;sU p. r''' 1a,. Congregational thpFeh-
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MRS NASH LEAps.
+ArcEp IN PAIRS.
EpAs;uI hupssA Bsr~hA

SALEM, r,rr., I1t,. IS--Nons f0u'' ,hr. tri. Irl AINtKhn II. k no' ru1 Tr.uL II;irrIaun wer+- hARAns It.I.n I'm. Its,di ~eFr cxEcpic" II.,Ir!. tr,, |" ttH ilnnC lH He3l@ .," ..ln., rHU w+-+r hrAIRht "al'
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atIMkaEk CLAfHEe.

2L MA EH CLOTHES. TeR dent hHVs ta +s%r 'sm. hf ih.Y're 'the thiNu." at ths Roof GArddfl
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TO GET TkaA MkWH ThEt lnGsnAHtE AlAA&ans rnn AAsu3d AuhAaELhs for Ihe DAIlf kuESsk. s1.a0 pAr month dAIs%utad.
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Imported WAInutAH Faf'fs let'E.
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EasIs. dsne+ Saturday , p
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HELLO BILL,

MsA4 n,s al 4As Roof GArds"
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H..r apEls aisl.+ ct LsAmss.t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03

lecting and destroying all the refuse
found in streets and vacant lots In
some towns there are tin can days, fly
days, weed days, etc, with an effort to
rid the city of certain pests on certain
days, with prizes offered for the indi-
vidual doing the greatest amount Of
work.
Permanent Advance.
The result of such campaign work
doesn't end with city made more
beautiful; sanitary conditions are i'm
proved, and a pace has been set that
means the city viii never entirely re-
lapse into former unsightly and IN
healthful conditions. Backsliding is
bound to follow, but the city will never
slide back to the point from which Il
made its first advance on the first
cleanup day.
The mother Of the home in whose
busy hands there has been laid this re.
sponsibility is not the only woman who
can help in this important work.
The daughter of the home is equally
responsible, and make this statement
in the face of a protest that many OF
them leave their homes at an early
hour in the morning and work behind
counters downtown all day.
They Can Help.
They haven't the time. I know, to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03

-ersonaily engage in cleanup work
They bolt their breakfasts in the morn
ing and rush off to a hard days work,
and are tired beyond all cleanup cam
naign enthusiasm when they return at
night.
Many OF them find time to assist
overburdened mothers in the care of a
house. and If any spare time is left it
has so many calls made upon it that
the charge that these girls must also
help in a public campaign seems ridicu-
lous.
Make every plan for public good a
matter Of private concern and individ-
ual enthusiasm. Without such assist
ance, no public reforms win succeed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03

and comings or whether his high hat
has been "swiped" by the process serv-
ers Of England could not be learned.
It was ascertained, however, that
Oscar had arrived with 2 crouch and
many plans for the future. His i'll
temper was due to the failure of his
season of London opera and his plans
for the future are conferred about a
scheme to rejuvenate his finances by
the establishment Of an international
opera circuit which shall agitate be-
tween his London opera house and
some house in America, probably in
New York.
Such a plan would give the impress
ario a chance to alternate his stars be-
tween the two houses and would tend
to keep a fresh bill before the PUBIC.
Perhaps the most interesting theat-
rical parsonage to arrive from Europe
this week was George Tyler. manager
for Liebler and Company. Tyler
brought over contracts for a crop OF
new plays and stars for the coming
season.
According to him the @c~~-~'
Of the Lieblers this year include the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03
A Matter of Personal Pride
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

-HE success Of any public reform
depends upon the enthusiasm Of
the individual
A plan is prepared for lettering pub
lie conditions. Committees are appoint
ed, city officials assume certain re-
sponsibility, certain days are set aside
for putting the reform into effect, and
with a whoop and aurrah, and per-
haps a band or two, that being the
manner in which men call attention to
their efforts, the work is bsgun.
If it IS success or a failure depends
not on the committee, the civic Off
Gals with sashes, or those who whoop
and hurrah. That depends on the prf-
vate individual
And in 80 reforms in every 100, that
private individual is a WOmani
She is not on any committee. Her
existence is not recognized by the men
fostering the reform. They do not think
Of her as having any connection with
the success or failure of their plans.
But, nevertheless, without her cooper
alton, their most widely proclaimed,
their most loudly heralded reforms are
a failure.
This is particularly true in the com
mendeble attempts made to establish
cleanup days for a city, the same as
there are cleanup days in the home
Certain days are set aside for col