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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-12-14
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n incident and a rumor had sci the
a village of Coldwater a-buzzing.
1 y Every village likes TO buzz and
makes the most of every chance.
The incident was that Mr.. Norton, the
livery stable man, had bought wolf
The rumor was that Miss Jessie Fayne,
the belle of the village, was loved by two
young men and didn't know which one to
accept
An old man had come down to Gold
water from the north woods with a welt
IN a cage. He had started out to exhibit
the wolf at cents peep but the public
had hung back. A debt was contracted
with the lveryman. and he had to cake
the wolf for payment. He would keep
the animal until a circus came along.
That wolf was gaunt and scraggly and
mean.
He wanted to bite the whole town Of
Coldwater.
To keep children away from the stables
II was given out that the animal had
killed and eaten no less than five different
persons, and was on the watch for 9TH
era
He howled in a way to make the blood
of old women run cold. The crashing
of his teeth made chills climb up the
human spine. -
It was declared that If he should break
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Thought you said he was so full
of contentment it run out of his ears
said Sim Perkins, scornfully.
$50 1 did. So he was" said Uncle
Ashdod. But that was the day he
got his livery stable completed. Bout
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,1HEN Evelyn Doane's parents died
" suddenly. within a week of each
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and Virginia. 5aSo; do, bbI. Maryland and vir-
ginis I5aa2oo; peas. Norfolk, per bas. 2Soa3o;
plums. New York. per slb. bas-, 9ao; pumpkins'
native. each. 4A7; spinach. nativ per bus bon.
4Sa5a; squash, P1orids, yer basket, LoA2o; To-
mAtoes Eastern Shore, NaIylAnd. per basket. 5ab
do. native. per S-buS has. bab; turnips. native
per bus. box. Dai0.
POTATOES-Whitc. nearby, per 6Is. box. No. l.
7Oz7S; do Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. PER
bIS, prime 7OsTS; do. Maine and New York, pr
bus T5ap; do. Eastern SbOre. per bus. No. i. IA
IS; sweets. Eastern shore. yelloWs. pr bbl., L0A
Is; do. Anne Arundel per oel' ysio~s; !. n"ai'-''
FISH. OYSTERS. CRABS AND CLAMs-Csrp.
per H. 6as cros7s pr bbL. 5oNs.oo; founders. PER
ID. Ia5: gray trout larEe, per bbi-, booAi2o; do.
snail TO medium. per hbl. +oos5oo; star or butter
fish largr per box LOoa5oo; salmon trout. per h.
sal0 spots per ID, Salo; nk boiling, per ID. laS;
DO medium. per lh, l2ali; dc. pan, Ter 10, ealV'
uhte psrch large per h. loal2; do, small to me
dlum Ter h. jS6; perch. yellow, large. per d. IVA
Z; do snail to medium. 5sS; mAckerel. bay. per
H. s5as; tailOrs large per h.. SAID; do, snail to
medium. pcr b.. 5ai; rNtfsh. per n, $50 green
pike. native. pr b.. lso; eels. medium to LrIe'
per h.. 5G7: clans. white. per 100. b1Aso; oSsters
choice raw box. per H.. 3ooa10: do. primes. Per
bbL. 2ga2 20: do. oIlls. PER bbl-- l5a2W.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. old hens, heavy. pcr
n, Il; do. small TO medium, per lb., 10; do. oid
ROSTERS. per H. i0ali; do. spring large, d. Is;
do. small to medium. H., Is; ducks. old. per 10.
l3aI5; do. spring. lbs- and over. per h., Las;
do, smaller, per h. Bal5i pigeons, young psf
pair. %: do. old per pair, %; guinea toSi ota'
zach. %; do, young. IA lbs. and over, 80; do,
young smaller. each, 90; turkeys young. per h., Is;
do. old. per H., II.
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts.
loss OF, PER dOz.. .: Western hrsts' loss on pa
duzen 9; West Virginia frSts. loss OF. per doz'
ssa29; Southern irsts. loss of. per doL, 2.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy, Per h.. 0a5l; choice
per h.. 2sa2si do. good, pound. 8al: do, prints
ID SIassc do blocks per h. Isa2l; ladies. per lh.
2zAz3: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. per h..
9a23: Ohio rolls per h.. e. West Virginia rolls. per
b. p; store-pScked, per H., q; Maryland NirSnia
butter per lb, HG8.
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BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLES-Applcs,
nearby. per bbl. choice Lsoa2oO; do, per bbl fair
to good. LoOal-5; do. per bbl, small. 75a5; do.
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, per bbl,
packed, 2ooa3oo; do, New York. per bbl. assorted
25Oa4.5O; beets. native. per bunch 2A3; beans. nA-
tive per hs. green. T5Gso; Norfolk. per y bbl.bas,
I.Ooal.E; cabbage, New York State, per ton. lsooa
200; do. native per lOo 30ol5.oo; caulhower. New
York, per bbl., 30oa3.5O; celery, New York, per
crate 22Sa35o; corn, native per dozen. 5slo; cram
berries, Cape Cod. per bbL, s5oa6oo; cucumben.
Florida per basket, 25oa3Q; Damsons. Western
Maryland per 4S bus. bls = soaloo: do, per bus.
bas 2ooa22s; DO, Western Maryland per s-lb.
baA. 3Oa5; eEgplants. native. per X has. aa2s
grapes, Concord per Slb basket. 12al2i; do. Nj
agara, per SIb bas. l2AlZ5s; do Niagara. per Slb.
baS. l3a4; do. Delaware. per 5lb. bas.,
I3aH; grape fruit. Florids. per box, L0oa5.oo
lettuce native per bus. box. 5oa7s; do. New York
per 1s-bbl. bas. 1.ooaI25; lima beans native. per
h. hnIIed, Tlsas; do. in hu. per S-bis. baS. 5oa
%; ouions Western Maryland md Pennsylvania,
yellow M bus. LooAllo; do. New York yellow.
bus Looa1 l0ss; do, New YORK and Western. per
saca, 2s0a240; oranges. Florida. per bon. a. to
sire 25oa4eO; peaches. mountain. per Sbas. fancy.
soaL 10; do, per A-bas.. fair. eoz75; do, white
heath, fair, lOoal.25; do. fancy. l.2sal1; pears.
New Yo<k Bartlett. PR bbl, No !. loosiso: DO.
sickel. per bbl, 3Ooa5oo: do. per bb., other va
ristics. 2SoaaoO; do, kisfier. per baS. Maryland
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WALL Street GOSSIP


Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
has declared quarterly dividend of :
per cent, payable November .. The last
previous disbursement on the issue was
Ia per cent on August . last
In international banking circles the
opinion is expressed that whatever the
prospect of further advance this year In
the minimum rate of discount of the
Bank of England, there is good clGnce
that no alteration will be made today
The governors are apt to be influenced
by the acquisition of South African gold
this week and the prospects of further
gains from that source. The contingency
of unsettling the worlds money markets
makes for conservatism.
Westinghouse Electric Company at
present has more than enough orders on
its books TO carry II through the re-
mainder of the fiscal year to March 81
next, even if no additional business were
taken. Gross sales billed to customers
rate of s4S,O00,000 per annum, contrasted
with sSs.s77.ooo for the 1913 fiscal year.
As might have been expected In view
of the latest developments, the rate for
Mexican exchange on New York has had
another sensational advance. Up to a
few days ago the National Railways of
Mexico was using 2s9 the local ONCE
has received orders from the headquar-
ters in Mexico City authorizing the use
OF 276
An investigation into the reasonable
ness of rates on iron ore from Lake Erie
ports to points in Ohio and West vlr-
ginia. and points in Pennsylvania west
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The Safest investments

SIS: lines, per 100. 6aIco; pears. r-r box, Les
go; Bartlett pears. per box. L2a2oo; do. per bbl
2oos5oO; grapes New YORK State. Delaware, per IIh
basket. Eas to Is; do. ConcoCdz fsssal5; d..
Niagara. Halls: plums. per SIb. basket. aas;
quinces. per bbl-. LOoG6.oo; grapefruit, pr Gate,
LOai5
CHESTNUTS-Per ID. ia5
FRESH FISH AND CRABS-(Prices given below
are by the pound unless Otherwise stated J-ButtsI
and stars. large, g; carp, 6aS; GoeuA. medium Ia
large. per bbL. soOal0oo; do, snail. GoosI.o; Bar
maekerel 8; rock, boiling. Dz25; do. medium. u;
DO pan. Is; white perch. large. IsAls; do, white.
mall sal0; yellow perch. large, .; do. small, Z;
samon trout. 10; Eay trout large. loai2; do. snaI
IS: eels, medium to lArgr. sAs; sTotS larye. IS;
tailors large, 10; do small, s; sturseons. dressed.
5; do. skin on, %; clans. Der 100. Id; nappen,
a. to size l0al2
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ROAD TAX PROPOSED.
Adan.on Would Have Governossnt
Pay SIS Mile.

Representative Adamson, chairmaa of
the House Interstate and Foreign cofa-
merce Committee, yesterday introduced
a bill taxing the government SIS q nffs
>for use by rural carriers and star rosirs
carriers of the public roads throushcut
the country.
The tax is tn be paid to the S-atas
and counties maintaining the roade for
the purpose of keeping them IN good eoo-
dition, and Is to be withheld where tbs
roads are not so maintained
Mr.. Adamson proposes this plsn %
offset the growing demand for Federai
assistance to the States for the mRin-
tenance Of good public road systerns-
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Oct. l5-NuLLFELD-F1Gt; trade Is
slow. Spring bran, In lOo-pound sacks. 17; stand
ard middling d.0o; Western red dog. $3.50; winter
wheat in loopound sacks. to arrive. 500; city bran.
in buIk, $50; Argentine bran, to arrive. 500.
RYE FLoUR-steady; business Is inactive. Good
To choice quoted at 3oailo. in barrels
CORNAfEAL-steady; trade Is inactive. Kiln
dried. for export. $50; ccsze meal. in bags. Ls2a
I.A
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-slOw but firm. as sup
plies an limited. Choice quoted at 500 per 100
pounds
HAY-Rcceipts. l.0s7 tons; steady; inquiry Is fair.
Quotations: No timothy. l!o6alio; standard. Los;
No. .. s5ai.oo; No, J. s5a0
LARD-weaker; moderate trading. Prime West
en-, n.oo; ruined continent. n.s5; South Americas.
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OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New Yorf. Oct l5.-United Cigar Stores was the
feature Of curb trading today. that issue advancing
two points on the declaration Il 100 per cent BY
.ne Uoited Merchants and Realty Company, whose
stock Is owned By the United Cigar Stores Of
America Brtish-American old and new stocks
also fractionally higher.
Washington on was the leader Of the oil
gTUup and advanced three points to IS. The other
oil shares were steady.
The copper stocks. after early heaviness. not
vithstanding the hunness In the metal later 10
covered on comparatitely light sales
Silver stoc&s were neglected, but genenily steady.
Tonopah issues were easier.
In the bond list B. R. T. s. were quite active
with sales around 96is and seK.
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influence. The charge for the shorter date has
scpred an adyan1 q appro=imately 4 d per
cent Rates sre ska5 par cent for sixty days; 81
per cent for ninety days and sour months; per
cent for i've and six months.
Little Of any particular interest has developed
over night in the commercial paper market. Ths
terms for the choicest names continue unAltered
at 5kas per cent.
London discounts. AZ per cent, up l6. Paris
discounts, per cent unchanged. Berlin discounts.
81 per cent unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-16
TWELVE KILLED IN WRECK.

Liverpool. Oct IA passenger puilinE
the communication cord on the engtns
which emitted steam and obscrred khs
signals. was responsible for the deafh Of
twelve persons and the injury Of forty
other passengers, some of them fatally
today. when the Manchester Express on
the Cheshire Lines coIlided with q local
train at the 81. James statasA
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12oo; refined Brazilian in kags. 100: beef stearinc.
ASK asked; lard stearine dun; New York In
5rRAw-Receipts. 10 tons; easy; trade is dull ;
long rye quoted at Sal.oo
PoRK-steady; inactive demand. Mess. HlSa
q 3: family, 3Ooaa.Oo; clear. 1looaa.S.
BEEF-Steady; dealings are modernte Packet,
10 of.ln No. faunilx n 00aS2m
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct. I5.-Can money opened ~ Der
cent; high, ~; low. IS renewals. 81: closed *
ruling rate, ~.
In market the slightly improved in
quiry for time funds has experienced = hardening
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales-Resular call L O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas 500 at lO5. x.Uo at lo5.
Capital Traction r., 500 al losh, 81 600 at lo6ls.
s.. 600 at lO5i4
Washington Railway a Electric Is. $500 at e.
81 900 at sl5s. 81 90 A. SIS. $50 at s..
Potomac eunS 3. S.o00 at gs..
Capital Traction. az iI5it.
Washington Railway Electric CON-, 10 at q, :
Al 50. 10 at q. st%
Washington Railway & Electric ptd- at ss..
Washington Gas At sih. > at sFss. : at siss. 5
at sf4s. 3 at siS-
Mefgenthalcr at u.
nnUEpNNfEN-T
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Bankers, Attention.

Persons making a business OF collect
ing interest or on dividends by means of
coupons, checks, bills of exchange, shall
obtain license from the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue. Not having such IL
cense is misdemeanor, and punishment
a fine of not exceeding 5000 of imprisOn-
ment not exceeding one year or both.
Persons making cleans of exemption
must file statement with the corporation
Withholding tax thirty days prior to date
when return on income is due. Penalty
for false statement $500.
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hoping for a favorable decision. or at
least many concessions.
Income Tax.

hoping for a favorable decision. or at
least many concessions.
Income Tax.
The Federal income tax is operative
against everyone having an income over
$S.OOO-with certain exceptions. 1t is TO
be levied against not only citizens, but
against everyone residing in the United
States, not only on incomes acquired IN
the United States, but on incomes from
all and every source, SO that investments
abroad will not save the taxable man
from his tax.
The clause exempting State and munic-
ipal bond interest from liability on in
come assessment ought to be a great
incentive to activity In these high grade
issues, even though the income yield Is
not so great-especially to very rich in
vestors who come in the surtaX class.
All fiduciaries are bound under the
terms of the law to make income tax re-
turns for Investors whose total yield Is
over 5000.
Tenants occupying leased property are
not liable for their landlords tax unless
their leases make them liable for taxes,
repairs and insurance" when the in
come tax must be deducted.
Tenants Of large properties should take
notice.
IUdOG
tax cannot be repeated when the sur
tax is computed. Incomes from wholly
exempt bonds, etc, do not take taxes
In the surtax class.
II is provided in the income tax bill
that, "in whatever capacity acting, hav-
ing the control, receipt. disposal or pay
ment of fixed or determinable annual or
periodical gains, profits and income of
another person. over 5000, shall, in be-
half Of such person, conduct and with
hold from payment an amount equivalent
to the normal tax on the amount"
man or woman, living with wife or
husband, is entitled to one deduction of
$1,000 over the S3,O0e
With the first of next month, corpora
tions, banks paying interest on moneys,
wage payments, etc, will begin to
be held at the source"
Ten Thousand dollars is the penalty for
neglect to make returns by a corporation:
false returns. fines and Imprisonment:
neglect to return, fine Of not less than so.
nor more than 5000.
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NEW YORK COFFEE.

Total sales 5H 773 shares against ~ yesterday,
So SIS a week ago. and 5Ii.s75 a year ago,
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FIIc Now Tnrink.

Thousands of tariffs have been filed by
the railroads In advancing the schedules
) per cent Ii is of course next to GER
tain that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission will step In with postponements
until such time as the hearings and argu-
ments in the movement have been held
probably after that too. although the
managers Of the various roads are
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Gas EE-Diyidcnd.

Washington Gas shares were eX-divi-
dend, Sl560O being assigned to the hold
ers of these shares for payment with the
LIST of Noveml 'er. Only los shares were
sold. but the strength on this volume of
business was encouraging; about 20 cents
e share advance, net.
Railway Is were easier. selling off 5-S to
s. to ~ IS with a 500 bond at IS. Trac-
ton 5s 1O6 IA, and Gas IS 1O5.
So far as bonds are concerned it looks
Very much as if the values of local is
sues were gradually coming to a point
where they are nearer New York levels.
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Another 500, 900 Gone.

Another Sh@HlU uf the tax money was
repaid it" lhc government yesterday
Despite this withdrawal, there are signs
OF satisfactory easing of the money
market, but with no desire ON the part Of
the banks To be generous save to their
own customers. Until conditions outline
the future more plainly. the money mar
ket is likely to be controlled with con-
EeTvatism, legitimate demands of GUS
toners taken care Of. speculation and ex-
pansion curtailed within narrow limits
Rates on average loans are 6 per cent:
on collateral, 5aJ 1-2.
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Net Changes.

After the rush of covering the
price list went back. reducing the
advance in the leaders to about
SIS of point, this covering the
gain in Union Pacific, Steel common. In
tcrbOr0. and a number of rails. Steel
preferred gained a point, so did Great
Northern and New Haven. Mexican Pc
troleum also a point higher. Reading a
shade firmer: Nipper 5-S. Utah Copper IS
Amalgamated Copper IL. Anaconda a
point, and Canadian Pacific lost point
as did Atchison and 500 Line, while Balti-
more and Ohio was IS lower
The Washington herald., 1913-10-16
HALLWAY Common. 81; 86 Bid.

For the first time in several days, Wash
ington Railway and Electric figured in
the sales record, when ten shares sold at
81, and Immediately thereafter a quota
ton lot at SC. The 81 is the highest price
ever reached by the stock. The bid price
at the close was So
The general impression is that ! per
cent extra dividend will be declared, max
ing the payment for the year per cent
as stated in this column before. Divi-
dend has been earned for the year, and
the earnings continue excellent
Small odd lots of Traction and Rail
way preferred at lis IA and 30 1-2 were
raDOrta6
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NEW YORK COTTON.
COTTON STATISTICS.

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MacC0ShaHm e Co.
Good Clothes

Garden and flower seed at Berry
mans. Buy now. adv. tt.
All the people who want the best
have their optical work done by the
German OPTICAL Specialist at the
Commercial Hotel every Monday. If
you have eye trouble, see him next
Monday. adv.
Why do all the best people be-
tween PocatellO and Ashton have
their optical work done by DR.. Mack,
Of Idaho Falls, who comes to the
Commercial Hotel every Monday? The
reason, his motto, the best Is none
to good for your eyes. II you have
eye trouble, see DR.. Mack at the
Commercial Hotel every Monday, hou 4
to 4:30. adv.
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Bergman, the king Of seed retail
ers. adv tt
Get your trees while they last from
w. A. Younie. A-1O-3t. adv.
P. E. Long. Of Pocatello, spent Fri
day in Blackfoot
2 Bergman, the king of seed retail
ers adv. tt.
Utah lump and nut coal at Bond
Bros. Phone 1O3. tt. adv.
Garden seed of all kinds at Berry
mans adv. IT,
Seed wheat and oats and feed
wheat at Bond Bros. tt. adj
j. H. Seareer, of Twin Falls, was
Blackfoot visitor Tuesday.
New Spring Suits and Coats arriv-
ed and arriving daily at Biethans. adj
Geo. H. Ackley, of Caldwell, was a
business visitor Saturday.
T. H. Churchill was down from Ida
no Falls between trains Monday.
w. A. Ducker, of Gooding, attended
to business matters here Monday.
Garden and flower seed at Berry
mans. Buy now. adv. tt.
John Davis, who has been living on
Route No. 2, has moved to Basalt
Paul A. Fugate, of Aberdeen, shook
hands with BlackfoOt friends Friday.
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Comfort Your Stomach

We pay for this treatment If Il
fails, 60 promptly relieve lndigee-
&ion and Dyspepsia.
Rexan Dypepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles because thay con.
tain the proper proportion Of Pepsin
and Bismuth and the necessary car.
minativss that help nature to supply
the clements the absence Of which
In the gastric juices causes indiges.
ton and dyspepsia. They aid tho
stomach to digest food and TO quickly
convert Il into rioh rcd blood and
material necessary TO. overcoming
natural body waste.
Caffy:a package q Rsxall Dys-
papaie Tablats in your vest pocket.
or keep them In your room. Take
ons alter each heavy meal and prove
our assertion that they will keep indi-
gestion from bothsring you.
We know what Rsxau Dyspsps;a
Tsblets ere and Whist they viii "a.
We guarantee them, 70 relieve indi.
eestion and dyspepda, or TO refund
your money, II they fail to do "a.
OoAsn't il stand to reason that NJ
wouldn { assume this money risk wsro
Ne not certain Rsxal1 Dyspepaia
Tablets will satisfy your Three sisss:
Is cents. SO cents, and S1.00.
You can buy Rsxall Dyspspsia Tablet
u this community only ct our store:
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FARM EXCHANGE

100 acres first class cultivated land.
An ideal stock or hog ranch. VIII
exchange for Blackfoot city property o
small farm close in.
Salt Lake City property in exchange
for Blackfoot city property or small
farm close in to Blackfoot.
For particulars see, write or phone
Parkinson Realty 4 Investment
Company
elackfoot, Idaho
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THEY SAY

That the Baby Contest at the Isis
looks like great success; that there
have been fifty little ones had their
pictures taken for it.
That you had better take your baby
to Glanville's studio some time before
Saturday and have it entered in the
contest.
That those are some prizes, thirty
in all; the first, $4,000 for the baby
and a gold locket and chain for the
mother.
That Christ, the Jeweler, is fur
nishing the locket and chain, SO you
know it is good
That the Isis theatre is changing
their motion pictures every night
during the contest.
That it will close a week from Sat
urday.
That Judging from the pictures
thrown on the screen last night, Clan.
vile knows how to make 'em.
That this is not the first baby
contest run by Doubleday & Myers.
and they seem to know how.
That those local views made a hit
and you are apt to be next, unless
you stay indoors when you see two
tall, slim fellows prowling around
with a camera. adv.
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Stray Horse

/ have one white roam horse brand
ed T S on left shout Ter and IL or IA
years old Owner can have same by
paying feed bill and cost of advertis-
ing. Mrs. E. w. Hansen, Route 2,
Shelley, Idaho. adv. Asst.
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PALACE DRUG STORE
.ckfoot N Nlaa&& sssss ID

Tssr. Renal sso1s y, s. Ds:.lyc :zs se sna
eno w There b different RcxAu
Hsmsdy for nearly every osdi1asy hN%a1 . l N
esnh ~neciaiIy designed for the particular W
for which Il u rsoonmsndsd.
IL Rsnau Seeess are Ansssssa's ~sse
Drug Seosss
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Buy your alfalfa seed from Hunter
& Pattersno's Feed Store, SO %
pure. ct adv.
After having bought the famous
pacing stallion Sam T and taken him
to my ranch. 10 miles south, have
heard there are parties in the vicinity
If Blackfoot who wish to use him.
II these parties will write me and
there are enough of them, I will bring
him up once a week. E. c. Volland,
Box 772, Pocatello. adv.
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G. +. Potter. Phone 90 J

McvIcAR'S DANCING ACADEMY
correct Waltz and Two-Step in six
strictly private lessons with music.
Other dances taught to those de-
sirous Of learning them.
Boyle Bldg. .: elackfoot, Idaho