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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07
ANN PLUMBING AND
CONSTRUCTION co

Nlll build your house, do tin work
d. your plum bins, run water and 50
forth roof your house with 2ailan-
Il ROY, In. pitch, !ubcroid or tile
{ sc US a call Phone 40. 209 Ken
.ucky Ave list.
WHEN you ,lInk of harness
think Of McGlashan- that's all. Gig
SET STRAWBERRIES; plant fall
"ardcns Sec d. B. Dickson. 1n-i-ll
SEVERAL nice front rooms ana
board at I'll Tennessee avenue. Mrs
Y nry Bacon 9-.G-ts
h'lIl.r has jst received 4 VI,
neat w hag' NOS. TAcy AN
ST. Po'nlar prices 9-2f-tf.
N y \ roiat"c'.
ar, ~ '1rnipa. clr. ~ If
=, n III l.son. lo-@-,i
aol call Us Rcd Tor I'll Kinds
q wood
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07

s4li 7ti.E- passenger touring
car; NJ condition.. or will ex-
Il r part palracnt on Lake
iaAa RAJ s.a.r address Box 536
L.. .n... S-10-tf
70" 49, iso ocd nilrh MS
al one Gasoline cn"inc. : hlr"ai,
/: ,aisen at once y. 3. Bevis.
lo-1 -lr
TOR SALE--35 -hovsc power boiler
l'' 25-horse power air lift, which
81 ~ go gallons Of water per Min
49,, 'pply t, v K. McRaa. 6-l9-tf
FOR SALE Good GAINESVILLE
suaaer-tired top busy Good as
scA; cheap Apply to W I, John
So. 9-24-tf.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
one mile from Lakeland depot on
a lay road, > foru-room houses, T.
acre truck farm, :, acres Of bearing
sru.c viii rent the entire place
tcr $50" per year, or Will sell for
fc.no0 and make easy terms Tho
sr,l" properly cared for will pay he
"ch' on tuo citige place. Can or adj
oGa. 6ta ,,iliu1ft .1c..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07

We Ar. Authorized to Announce
I T.. COUNCIL.
as IA candidate for Councilman-a
large. city of Lakeland, primary cleo
ton. Oct. II. 19la. The support of
the voters will be appreciated
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07
Tor Observation-Disclosures.


4. candidate for colncilman-ai-
large, primary election, Oct ~. Nh
II, ap's name is presented b. h.s
teienGs, who believe him peculiarly
9alificd 10 serve in this oaparitr
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07
WE VIII. NAIL Tc- 81

fer each So &c old Fl'~c 7
Is IIiehe~; "rit"S p1.e .n. 81.
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Jcwclry ard p els :. -aa-
Money Sent ny Rc:u; Ia.
phi,a. Smelling & Refining c.
ESTABLISHED - YEARS
s63 Chestnut ST., Philadelnhia. Pa
TO DENTISTS
We will bug yo.r gold l'ilir-s
Gold Scrap. ana Platinum. Hich.
est prices paid
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07

We Are Authorized to Announce
JOHN MCKEE
a, a candidate for mayor. city Of
Lakeland, primary election Oct. FL.
lr the race to win. and will appre-
ciate your support.
We Are Authorized to Announce
O. NJ. EATON
as candidate for mayor of the city
81 Lakeland, subject to the primary
election Oct q, 1912. He respect
iGly solicits the support of the citi-
zcas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07
Ne \re authorized t. Annoancc

We Are Authorized To Announce
y A. HIGGINS
n q andiGate for Councilman-a :
lars" lily Of Lakeland. primary cleo
'ion. or - tal2 The support o,
TIE voters Will be appreciated.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07
We Are Authorized to Announce
T.. H. BRYAN

rs a candidate for councilman-at
large city OF Lakeland. primary cleo
tion, Oct. Il. 1879. Will appreciate
tie support of the voters
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07

We Ar,. Nlthori,cd II tnnounc.
J ". HICKS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR MAYOR.

90 :. q o..':,:" t"-'o..t'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07

8s.ng lis your pictures 10 frame.
lakeland Book Store 1-24-tf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-07

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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

the biyalyes being destroyed In
order 70 secure one that might con
tain gem.
Under the circumstances, the only
possible remedy 10 TO breed the
mussels artiicially and plant them
IN the streams, In order that new
oeds may be created-to De pro
tected thereafter BY State laws
This Is the task undertaken by the
Fisheries Bureau at Fsirport, where
the most important part OF the
plant consists Of an elaborate
system OF specially constructed
ponds.
An important part Of the business
consists in Patching and rearing
small fishes, such as sunnsh- TOT
without fishes there can be ne pear
ly mussels. The |, ably mussel De
mands nurse, and this office can
pc hlled only By q fish. IL u 50
under natural conditions, and the
same idea must be followed out In
attempting the artificial propas1
ton OF the hiYalves.
The eggs OF the mother mnssei
are Matched in tie brood pouches.
OF her gills. Later on, she throws
the young out into the water, neat
y enclosed in a few small triangF
lar packets OF pearl These pack
cts break Up presently, and the
young swim about In the water. AZ
spawning time the water IN the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

neighborhood Of a mussel bed is full
OF infant mussels.
What all OF them are looking for
az they swim about Is q chance to
hitch on" 10 some passing fish. Il
Is matter OF life or death TO them,
for II they fail in this object they
perish BY means OF two little
hooks like an ice tongs, they grab
the gills or FMS Of the fish-the
latter sometimes becoming literally
loaded down with the little chaps.
The irritation due 10 their pres
ence causes the fish to cover them
up with a growth OF tissue, thus
protecting them. They spend about
seventy days In this condition, and
then. having assumed their adult
form. though still very tiny, drop
OF and sink to the bottom, where
ever they may happen to find them
selves Such 10 the method By
which the distribution Of their
species Is ACCOMPLISHED.
The mussel pearls, as recently
discovered by science, are produced
BY q small worm, which hores into
the flesh OF the bivalve. The latter,
to protect itself from this enemy,
envelops II In series o. layers Of
pearl stuff. thus forming what we
call a pearl But the worm Is In
cidently q parasite OF the musk
rat A musk rat eats an infested
mussel. the worm develops. and
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
.HE Government Els
Bureau has recently estal
49,.

Bureau has recently estab-
q llshed, near Fairport. Iowa.
a station for Matching and rearing
pesrly musseis-
IL Is expected by this means to
preserve the pearl button industry
in this country, which at the pres.
ent time is threatened with extinc.
ton. owing to the reckless destruc.
ton OF the natural beds OF pearly
mussels In the Mississippi and
various OF its tributaries. The in
dustry In question Is worth s5.0O0,-
900 a year.
What should We do without pearl
bnttons! The answer is that we
could hardly get along without
them; but. II the business Of man.
ufscturing them were brought 10 a
stop in the United States by the sx.
termination OF the mussels from
which the raw material is obtained.
we should doubtless import our
pearl buttons from abroad.
The pearls obtained from such
mussels are By kll odds the most
beautiful known, running through a
great variety Of hues, from conner
colored l. salmon and from rose
pink to sky blue and silvery white
To obtain them, within recent
times, the mussel beds have been
ruthlessly attacked. thousands Of
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Thackeray's Thanks

THAcKERAY's playful habit of vr.,
ping rhyme up m prose /, b.nn,rv
illustrated 70 the letter below. which va,
written TO bis friend Dean Hole. q
did ever write and comply with van.
desire to have a page Of sutowrsns,
You're welcome to quire Ter -.
friend ths'iady have no pleasure hirb.-
than in writing pretty poetry and So
ing Of the Tyre. in compliment, - 4.
tleman whom beneyolenee aid insn,- sn-
send me cartridges and pheassnfs 49,, 70
with shot or wire (eut whatever ~ eo
Of killing them I equally adnirsa ay
who Of such practices. trust viii "a. aa
tire May you bring your birds 80.
every time you FIRE. this. my noble snor.n
man. Is the fond desire OF william 49,
peace Thaekeray. Editor and Esou,rs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

the lady was attlred In the heigh,
l a fsshion-dressed to XII. in fact
---snd abe strutted maissticaiIy through
the main street Of the village.
zs1dsnlY her eye became nxed upon a
small boy. and she bristed with anger.
The t>y wss ears-leEged and shabby.
and in his hand he shamelessiy carried
. hird's nest full Of little brown eggs.
-yon'rs q bad. wicked boyF' snapped
ths lady. without the slightest prellmi-
nary Introduction.
Tts bold. bad hey was not one whit
nbsxhsd nor alarmed.
Hos could you rob the nsstr' shs
continued NE doubt the poor mother
70 eren now grisvine for the loss Of her
ssszs
Not xhs. mum" came the cheeky re-
ply. SHE'S part O your hat.
TA<n he fzshion-plsts proceeded rath-
q t<slsr On her weary way.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Warning for Maria

a LONG country road walked man
"A and woman The lzuser, a gaunt,
stern-faced female. was bullying the
meek little fellow who trudged iuss IN
fsoni OF her. VITA aosncaEs nsaa.
suddenly the WOMAN. turning. saw a
bull racing down the road behind shenaL
she quickly tcok refuge In the hedge,
but her companion. unconscioaz Of auxht
bur his voss. kept on his way. The euil
ssaSas Up TO him and sent him spinning
into . muddy ditch. then continued o.
It's wild career. As the woebegons nxurs
erawiec out az the mirs he saw his al.
ssf-aalf coming toward him.
Piuckirg NJ . little spirit. be vair.
pered.
"M-N--Maria. Il you hie me IKE TIA,
s-g-g-gain you'll really get my temper
arcuseS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Kicked Out

THE Lancashire people are fond Of
dogs--ih fact they're very proud
Of them. and therefore. when . promi-
nsnt dog fancier came home one night
and found his son had bought nom
dsscript mongrel he was rather riied.
How much didst thee sic for that
dogr' he inquired.
give shlllings." replied the son.
"Ten thee what All do" replied the
parent "Ahli so shares WI thee. A'r
sic thee half a crown FOR ma share"
The haif-erown was duly paid: then
the father remarked:
"All TAX & tall end. and Am Koln.
10 kick my half outen G doorr'
Ana he did.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
A Safe Horse

LIE was q well-known aetor-ns,.
! ger. but he had had a bad season
ana was endeayoring to recoup his
losses BY betting on horses The slor.
ioas uncertainty" Of the turf. however
proved too much for him. and he re-.
solved tn give 1t up.
We'll my boy said a friend n, 10.
whom he had not seen for some t,rn
near you're backing your fancy nov
Mnars YOUR pet tip for to-day?s
NY friend" said the A. Ii -p-
can't lose" winch
Whats thatT- said h,s fr,.na
might give an old pal the tins 2oa
ITS called Common Sense -
experiences and Know Better y
me ieckeys name Il Let It si,o.a
==s the reply. Aione.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Hard On Him

t0Y{HAT 10 your name. my boyr' the
w teacher asked TIE nsp pupil
I'll ~rsse n down for yeo. ninz.- said
~ new bos. aexitssingly.
'Tss ns<dz't Ny hearing Is quite
ROOD" said The teacher. losing some Of
her nrb4nify. Tel me yeur name.
piozs<r
IRA rather nos ten you. mlas-
-Wbst srs Fou ashamed Of your
nz1<F asked the teacher. sterniy.
NO. MISS. bus"---
TIA deal waste M time IKE this. n
yoa please What is your nameY"
Ihs Dor dreu long breath and
o1E<n teepsr4f<iy:
MISUNDERSTANDING srenee. That's
~ 1rxr mana rhs ether one Is Pup
Dut-usD-cup-PprklnA never stnttsr
-1np< p1<1 ! n - rzy ny sans"-AA
1c1e vs. resentf1i-t'xzd =ss== I'm
na<Esd lIks his Il makes ne scfss,s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

lays Its eggs In the intestines Of the
little mammal, and later on the
eggs, washed into the water, are
Matched. producing the worms, that
In turn. attack other mussels, thus
completing the life cycle.
Without the musk rat there could
be no pearls. Whence II appears
that three animals gre required 10
make mussel pearl--the worm,
the musk rat. and finally the mol
lusk itself.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Downright Snobbery

A 7 a dance recently young gentle
- man somewhat inferior in soelaI
position to most Of those present 81
preached an Aiderman's dauxh,sr
nightly superior" sort-and ra,n.,
diffidently asked for the favor Of |.
dance. 80
The girl looked him stonily I'm -.
face for a moment. then turned o..
with the remark:
I'm sorry; but rm-weli, ratb.r
ticuisr as to whom dance with !.
"Ah, indeedr' was the oujst
-then we differ in that respec, r.,
not bit particular. That was VII.
asked youF'
Then he left her.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
beauty
hn}Wered

r. W. asks: what 10 good for Q
double chin?s
believe The rubber CHA band
worn At night 10 the best among
tho esrreetlvea Holding the head
high 10 another means. Strong
massage with the backs Of the
hands, that 10, pressing the backs Of
the hands alternately beneath the
chin 10 q good measure for the same
purpose. 50, toe, 10 frequently bath
Ing the chin In cold water, or press.
Ing Ice against II.
N. W. asks: "How can I enlarge
the calf OF one Of my legs? One
Is smaller than the other, causing
me to be a trifie lame"
Go to q physician who practices
orthoepedy.
c. R. says: my hair Is white In
front and the back Is dark. MY
first experiment with henna was a
failure. II made the white hair
yellow and the back hair darker.
and did not color It at the roots"
Ht did not color the hair at the
roots II 10 because you did not thor
oushly apply Il there. The next
time you make the experiment see
that the hair 10 nnolstened 4 the
roots 40 we'll as the Of q. Put
more henna into the water. Ex.
pertinent until you get II to the de-
sired shade. II requires more
henna to dye some hair than 9TH
ere. You must continue the appll-
cations until the desired shade Is
reached. Good results are some.
times secured by adding a little In
dlgo to the water. This aids In
making the hair look darker.
8. r. W. makes this inquiry:
viii you kindly tell me how,
much arsenic one is supposed TO
take each time In order 10 vhiten
the skin--aiso how often one NAV
take II without injuring the health,
and win II really whiten a NAT,
urally dark complexion"
There is no doubt as to the Whit
ening power of arsenic. I believe
even the sadly. conflicting medical
profession practically agrees upon
that, So deadly a drug Is likely 10
whiten the skin until It's Wilderness
shows beneath the glass OF a cas-.
ket cover. ] do not advise Il, In auv
Quantities. and I beg you 10 take
none without heart to heart tank
with a reliable physician on the
subject. When you have finished
the consultation you win probably
not. want to take that means to
whiten the skin. 800
Living regularly. with nourlsblno
food and plenty Of sleep and keen.
Ing the akin eleansed with eeId
creams and warm water and mild
soap should make the skin as wbJ,s
40 the color scheme nature a.ys
you demands. But ~ YOU Wish "a
90 further than that a few drops ~
ammonia, OF lemon Juice or percy.
lde In the water should whItsn ths
skin. 'e
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

LIZ was . Geaiua There was no
I I 1oubt about Il. HIS halr was long.
~ thsrs wss dreamy. far-sway look
y ~ sysa and he had scheme that
vool1 mAks him r,ch--rieh hsyond the
1rssms u svarioa
WHAT Il your schsmss" asked friend
of nik ssskins The secret information.
-oens 70 . euist corner and win
ten you" said the iong-Iocksd one.
~,T1s thuA IL has been estimated that
~ common female houss-ny lays 10000
onrn ID . season"
sWsIL- answsred his friend. what Of
mar
: propose" continued the other. m a
1<1omp4sat voica TO grsft the houss-ay
6n>e ne hsnr'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Twisted Reasoning

THE charge was one OF assault
1 But why dld you attack the com.
plainanif asked the magistrate
"Beeos' q called me q basement .,,r.
answered the prisoner exeltedly.
Called you a basemsntg' echo.s :,
magistrate. in surprise Surely ,hs, !.
. strange eplihes to user Then. turpIn.
10 the complainant he asked:
And why did you call this man a.
hasementr'
"Beeos . 10 basement" explained
the plaihtiff +Lssstwaya 'e's a coal.
sslisr, an II that sla't . basemsnt. I
duane wot H."
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Reason Enough.

Lady On touring car, bsekoninx 10
pedsstrian)-wiil you kindly DO ma =
snail favor. sir
MISUNDERSTANDING. madame
Lady-Then please stand out In the
middle Of the highway and let me see
hew quickly ! can stop my car with
out hitting you I'm afraid tAis brake
10 egI OF order.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Juvenile Strategy.

rarsnt-will.s. didn't you so 10 ths
srunkmaksr's yesterday and tell him 70
send round the trunk ! ordsredf
Willie-Yes. pa
farsnt--well. here 20 the trunk. out
no strap
w1iiie-yes. pa; tola him thourht
yop hadn't BETTER have any strap.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
BIZ Nine. Lima Capaiieri

NV not especially interest me
w except for you. my dsa,
rseders, I cannot help hearing con
tinnally OF them A. ] visit London
Rome. st. Petersburg. or ct my
home In Paris, the conversation Of
the women meet tends to fat All
ere interested because those who
are fat wish to be thin. and those
who are thin fear they may become
fat Al womankind, It would seem.
has organized into an army Of fat
fighters.
10 the baths 70 women who weigh
two hundred pounds, and when they
return from Carlsbad. from Marien-
bad and elsewhere | pass them In
the Bots without saluting them, be-
cause In those SIX weeks they have
lost atty pounds and are thin be-
ycnd recognition. II Ia marvellous.
ons Of the great physicians who
crossed the Atlantic recently to
treat . New York society leader for
obesity, received $4,000 for his serv.
Ices for two weeks They viii do
much and pay greatly to reduce
their nesh. these rich, but what Of
us Who are not wealthy?
We can choose and follow some
Of their methods once we have
learned them. This IL one method
~hich Z friend Of mine uses to
keep her weight thirty-hve pounds
below what II formerly was. u 10
SIMPLE, being bsths three times Q
vsoek In hot saIt water. Into an or.
6Inefy bath tub che snnptIss two
peunds Of table sait. She peurs
Hotsr Inte the tub until II 10 two
ehIrds full, and remains In the tub
for twenty nInutss. After this she
rebe her bsdy brlskly down with
aIeehei hnd rstIrss.
Like most methods OF quick 70
duction this may be- criticized a.
temporarily weakening. Therefore
while J en- acquainting you with
THE treatment for obesity I do not
recommend II 70 one who must keep
her strength at it, fullest. A vaca-
ton or a time when your tAsks,
whether they be business or profes
nloual or social, are light. would be
tie best time for thk measure for
ro1uction Of weight Md
FrOm the harsm OF Constantine
p1e. through an escaped inmate.
eo<ne the news that whom Z member
- 4 became 10 fat that she was .
formless sea Of flesh, the overload
or1ers that abe have bone deep
neusaes daily with this lotion:
toolne ..........."..... 2 ora
oemphor water. .."..... 2 exs.
A(0onoi ................. z ore.
u while this deep massage and
fhs hardship for the member Of the
hof8m eating no more Of the do
lIcious Turkish paste are continu.
Ing her face grows haggard and
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
'BylzmeZmala ahaZ INSTRUMENTATION
No. 17l-New Ways to Grow Thin

Me- LIMA CAVALIER her tours Of the capitals Europe
meets pnma DOME nobility royalty. and members Of the
great world In this sphere she finds in commonplace
ones the feminine dread Of growing fat Recently St. Petersburg and
London she learned the devices for Kidding oneself puous
pounds She describes these methods to-day for her million admrng
readers in the United States
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Wrecked by the Line.

Wife tsweetlyl-Do you rsnsmber ths
first time ne met. Il was IN a train.
Husband ihittsriyl-Tes. but M TOO
late now to sue for daa ages.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Healing the Broken Hearted

Widow casey-Ah. Nj Dolsn, when
heart
Tim polan-Mrs. Casey. would '.
melnd pAtehin' Il wid q bit eut ~ ~,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

enormous feeders. but say 1T is i'm
possible for me to control my appe-
lite" A beauty specialist know
laughs at this.
When you are hungry between
the two meals will permit you 10
drink water" he orders. Hot
water or cold as you like, but drink
II very slowly, and never take A
glass OF water unless there is the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

Juice Of q lemon In II. II you keel
the stomach filed with water YOU
will be less hungry. II you feel q
'gnawing' drink more water
This IL the dietary permitted by
an autocrat at one Of the great Euro
pean bathR Indeed, he puts temp
tation behind the victim BY permit.
ting nothing else to be sold in the
town. In all of the intermountain
health resorts In the Alps which
last visited there was not to be
bought at any price q glass OF beer
or q glass Of wine. All liquors
were banished by the royal ukase
OF the physician Car.
Al fish except trout and salmon.
Chicken.
Beef Tin very ANAL and rare Dor.
tons, preferably rsw).
Eggs.
Nuts.
All acid fruits such az Granular,
ries, cherries, peaches and blsckber.
ries.
Rhubarb.
Beans.
Carrots.
Cabbage.
csuIlfiower.
Asparagus.
Squash.
Tomatoes.
Onions.
Lettuce.
Celery.
Hominy.
Brown or rye bread.
Dutch cheese.
These and nothing more com
posed the food. No servant could
be bribed for O potato. and ali
turned round eyes OF innocent won.
der upon you II you asked for
sweet cake.
Because the change 10 this diet
was so radical the doctor did not In.
sist upon violent exercise. but he
Kept his reducing patients out OF
doors and encouraged them. as ,iid
ing.
While you are reducing depend
upon tape measure rather than the
scales to determine your loss OF
weight Measure your hips and
waist and upper arm. Fat n buIk
but Il takes q large amount
Of II to weigh pound. A woman.
my neighbor at the baths I visited
bad lost three inches about the hlps
and two about the waist, yet mad
ost only three-quarters Of a pound
N weight
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-23
WeIghty TrIvIaiItIes.

WeIuhty TrIVTaTTtIes.
Little things mean so much 10 WON.
en- Some men forget-Rowland Nor
ria
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-23

II the roads We're improved, traffic
would not be congested at one sea,
son and very limited at another sea.
son, because the transportation of the
crops could be made at convenience
and uniformly without the Interrupt
tons of bad weather The railroads
could, therefore, maintain more reg
ular service with a smaller equip
ment, fewer employees, and less cost
of operation, This moons cheaper
freight rate for all the people and
lower cost of living.
! have not taken into account tue
wear and tear on teams due to bad
roads, the destruction OF wagons and
and vehicles, the danger to life and
limb from had roads.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-23

1T didn't seem more than ten min
utes after l got into bed when Kath
RENE Knocked ON my door to see II I
was ready for my morning swim. |
answered brightly that | had already
been In, Then | began throwing my
things into my suitcase. At breakfast
inquired about the first train to
town.
But George Katherine protested
I thought you were going to stay over
today. There's lot Of things | want
you to do. We We're going to play In.
door baseball and
I'm terribly sorry | interrupted.
but It's imperative that return to
my office this morning
1T was imperative. I knew that II
didn't regain the rest and quiet OF
my desk telephone Immediately /
should be total wreck. fed and
Katherine's last words to me were an
invitation to return for my vacation
In September"
VIII you go?~ asked Blocker.
mot unless I've been to q rest cure
trst-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-30
AT THE
PLAY HOUSES
MAJESTIC rHEATER.


Photoplays.
The home Of Feature Pictures
Our feature for today, nGeronimo'a
Last Raid, a vivid, finely played and
intensely dramatic portrayal Of Geron-
mos last raid, charged with power,
historically accurate and deeply inter
estng This picture is in two bis
reels. The other picture "LoYe
Knows No Laws, Is a well known
Thanhauser drama.
Complete change of pictures daily
Matinee daily at 1880 p m.
Vaudeville.
Tonight your last chance to See Cot.
trell and Carew comedy singing and
talking.
Commencing tomorrow matinee, We
have Poole and Poole in a big comedy
novelty act.
PRICES: MATINEE 5 AND 10 CENTS
NIGHT 10 AND is CENTS.