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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
ABOUT PEOPLE
you KNOW

Have YOU even tried Fees Home
Made Caramcls?
Get quality with right prices at
Observation-Disclosures n Co. Phone 10.
Fresh scalshipt Oystcrs-with the
tang Of the sea. san Jose Market
&. r.. Lukcus has been appointed
guardian OF Violet Thompson by the
probate court.
ON account of Labor Day the banks
viii be closed all day Monday. Au-
gust 5th.
Fire chief Jacob Klein, who has
been on a vacation trip to the Pecos.
viii return sunday.
Laurence T. Lee has nled nnal re-
port as administrator of the estate 81
Benjamin c. Robertson Hearing on
il will be held IN tho probate court
September -.
George n Thomas. special agent
Of the santa Fe. who was stabbed by
a crazy passenger On the III Paso EN-
press two weeks ago, has recovered
sufficiently To- leave the house. He cN-
poets To return 10 his work shortly.
The Pickard Art studio is consider.
ed one of the finest painting studios
in the wur'i. RoscnWald Bros. Jew
clry department has the exclusive
agency here and will bc glad 20 show
you some Of their mast rpieces.
.luudc Hutto. CHIEF CLERK In the
oiico OF District Attorney NJ. L. Nigil.
has returned To- his desk after ten
days ~ work at Berniiilio with As
sis.ant District Attornoy r.. u. Jumi
son In connection with the meeting IT
the S~andoyal county grand jury.
Or g.. 7. Casper and Airs Casper.
of as West Fruit avenue, have re-
turned from a months vacation spent
at sulphu, springs. Dr casper IL
with the United states bureau at ami
mai Industry. The CaspcIs were ac-
oompuuicd los Miss Hogan, sister OF
Mrs. Casper.
". j Ltuwood. secretary OF tho
Sew Mexico cattle santafs board. is
in s@lbuquetuu, from Ration, accom-
panied by Mrs LinWood. Nh Lin
wood says the cattle situation De-
splendid throughout the state and
the price limit seems TO De the bright
blue sky. with few sellers ana many
buyers.
sure enough. the luck season hat
begun. Raymond Stamm proved Il ~
the entire satisfaction of the Herald
stan today oy %niinging In u Tree viii
Offering Of sundry fat Young birds
lie knockcd them down al the Rio
Grande Gun clJo lake, where In,
shooting is gouu Tor thoar Nho eau
shoot. Note by he editor eau again
RAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
FOUR INDIANS WILL
Be GIVEN TRIAL
TOMORROW
District Attorney Dismisses
Counter Complaint Made
Against Vicente Armijo;
Officials Interested in the
Case.

Hearing ct three Indian DUCKS and
a spuaW who are charged with attack.
ms Vicente Armiio, an attaChe OF the
l1dian school. on North First street
I'VE WccSs ago. will 5o held before
Justice George u Craig tomorrow
morning at 20 o'clock. The hearing
has been twice postponed to give
Superintendent n. r. Loncrnan of the
Indian agency. and superintendent
Reuben Perry of the l1diHn school. q
chance 10 be present.
A. told. the Indians arc alleged 10
have attacked Armiio because he went
TO the lslcta pueblo to return a tru-
ant tu the Indian school The Indians
say Armilo chased the boy with a re-
vOltcr. hring as ne pursued. Juan
lcnte, governor of the pueblo. sworV
out a complaint against Armilo,
charging assault with intent go XIII.
hut the district Attorney office re-
fused 10 order a warrant SWORN out
and dismissed the complaint on the
ground that there was not sufficient
evidence to support IL before the
grand jury. The police say two re-
volNcrs were found on the Indians al.
ter the attack on Armijo.
The officer OF United states District
Attorney Summers Burkhart has bcel
interested In the case because the
legal rights OF government wards are
involved. out il b. not believed hat II
representative of the office will be at
the hearing tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
TRACTION COMPANY
BEGINS REPAIR
OF CROSSING
Roadbed and Pavement at
Second and Central to Be
Put in Finest Shape II
Ever Has Been.

Wuth NU. begun toaa, ou th, Sci,
mIu rI'Dt ttussiu Co., 1871, Ut sion
."rr.tuE TIE crossing lt. I.tu 200
c,".or, aud m,att, CD p.d.a 5i,1a
lHr Wuutir. aud The coo. iuI .II. hlii-
.' fhr appearance oI h, t,i..F gang
WITH unqualified doIislf 'Irl Atiuf-
ro. Nliarrsuu rctcu1. tt uri ib,
council ih.. tho rtos-iur tl# 800 such
condition that 10 1n l.eld.u. POO "a
pedestrian ut driver occurred there
o. te"uut OF hulc- CO., iut. BE-,
would Doe without dcfeusc BOO % dam
a., action
Council followed thar wtrtIuu .s
sharp notice Co thc trolley co aIluy
Go haston repairs Threat 90 fran
chiac forfeiture was made during the
debate 'u fhc res Ilutlun uI tII ga
The 'owpauy fot action
Tho traction management ini1im-d
Attorney Wllkcrsop. when noti., was
#Tyod two Wccns OF more ago. tht.
vogN would be commenced ou ;he
crossing as soou tr new cIupm,u.
for tho curs was received Tie new
equipment was put ln common ,n
yes crday.
The rpadbcd and a omcut H 80
have 70 ccmcnt foundation. and amen
he repairs are done The crossing VIII
bee Boz nucr shape that 10 ever wds uc-
'orc During the time necessary Tot
tho ccmcts tu Sc. foul shuttl, lines
viii be- run. the cars on the two lines
solng 1ack from the crossing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
EVIL CANNOT BE
LEGIsLATED OUT OF
EXISTENCE DECLARED

The ATTENDANCE upon the Bible lee
lures by Dr. Gubclein Is increasing. 4
large audicnrr heard his notable ad-
dress upon "The Enthroned christ
last 1ight. There ~ but n cure.
he said. "iur the e,il that Is iu he
world. ana % he gospel. sir can
not be- lcg.s'licd out OF existence.
only the trtnsiprmation Of the hu-
man heart 10. The gospel Of our Lord
viii rid the world Of evil
MANY are l1oxing forward with
great Interest Geo the address tonight
on the second cominB nf Christ. NAM
who believe the sisas ot the times
point 20 tu carly return OF Christ TO
the earth. wII hear The lecture to-
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
OFFICIAL COUNT ON
HIGH SCHOOL ELECTION

Clo,ls. n. NJ, sept. 2.-The board
OF county commissioners OF curry
county has officially c%anvassed he
votes of the county hlgh school clcc-
ton. held on August A. the vote for
ana against the proposition 10 cstth-
fish a high school az Melrnse. heinE
Sst votes against and 453 Tor the
hlgh school The board officially de-
clarcd the proposition defeated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
CALL FOR MEETING
OF COUNTY COMMITTEE

\ meeting Of the Democratic coun-
u committee OF Bcrnalillo county
viii be held Friday evening at s
o'clock az the office OF Justice ". W.
Mcclellan. i2t North Third street.
Albuquerque. for the purpose Of call
ing primaries Tor the election of dele
gates 10 q county convention, time To-
be liked at aid meeting. for the pur-
pose of nominating three members ~
the legislature and such other busi-
ness ~ MA hc brought before the
committee.
All Democrats who have the wei
fare of The party al interest are cor
daily invited o. attend, advise and
take part In the proceedings.
Hy order Of
l.. y McRAE. Chairman.
W. w. MCCLELLAN. secretary.
Let the Herald 'vant sd do your
uraWk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
TWENTY-FIVE CENT
AUTO FARE STARTED BY
TONY MICHELBACH

Tony Michclbach b. thr %orisinal
d%iscoverer 81 the TWEEN nto cent
medicine in the automobile business
in Alhuquerquo. His DIr .s the little
Ford which stands near the Aiynrado.
Others Sill cling Go che old afty cent
dope, bur This medicine doesn't so any
more. Telephone T'ney and he All
taiSe you go n uHt nd he cty tnd
tie charge viii be Jnls twenty-five
cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02

The Mad scene by the escaped
lulfatic from next door. is r. bit Of in
tense realism, ana when she attacks
her lover with IL brat new dust pan
well II makes the boys glad that their
girls are comparatively ane IN Een-
eral lines. al any rate. AN "A Mis-
take Watch Tor date
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
NOTICE.

wish Co notify all M customers
and friends that ! have moved my
barber shop from M West Central
avenue 90 ZOE south Third street our
service viii bee hrEt class as before.
Don't forgct 10 give us a call
Yours truly,
=. O. SANCHEZ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02

Phone 1. lied barn. 3ll W. Copper
for frst-claHs hacks and carriages
w. L Trimble q Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
THE GRAY STUDIO
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
2fp Central Ave.
G. H. CARNES
OPTOMETRIsT

Refracting the human eye ana sup
plyiag glasses that exactly conform
to the requirements Of each indiyld-
ual ease-correeiing all defects that
impair vision and waste vitality inso-
far as Il may be lone with ienses-in
short, hitting glasses "a they should
he iiitei. giving careful attention 10
every point and de;sil-tiat h our
business.
An examination will enable Us TO
determine that We can do for you.
once. ia West Central, opposite
Hotel Combs.
Phone $40 for Appointments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
THE WEATHER

70 CAST. Tonight and
Thursday fair. cooler east por-
ton tonight
aa
LOCAL WEATHEU report for
the - hours ending 100 s o'clock
this morning
Maximum. so.
Minimum. 81.
Range, a
At y o'clock. ~
Southwest winds. clear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
25 TRUE BILLS R
FOUND BY A JURY

The sandoval county grand Jury. IA
session tor " weeks. has made a
final report at Bcrnainlo and has been
discharged by Judge Herbert f.. Ray
nolds. The grand jury returned
20 Indictments.
The erand jury report follo-'s
we the grand Jury of Sandoyal
county. New Mexico. duly cmpaneiled
and sworn at the August. 1914. term
81 The district court Tor said county.
having finished our labors. beg To re-
port az follows:
That We have examined event
witnesses. and have found twenty-five
true bills and seventeen no oils, that
no bills were found in the following
cases
state OF New Mexico versus the
following:
Manuel Arason y Luccro, Miguel
Casados. David Valycrde. Joaquin
Ruiz. J. J. saiazar. Delgndlio Toledo.
Francisco Otero. Leslie Collier. Anas-
tacio MARTINEZ. salvador RUIZ, Celso
Nicto. Eduardo Salazar. Esnapa, Jose
Maria Montoya. and three others.
we have examined the county jail
anu NNf kNiiNAN GUILTY. NNlAfA anu
find the same in very good condition,
and maze the following rccommcnda-
tiuns
THAT a safe be purchased and In
stalled for he use of The Offices of
county clerk and assessor Tor the safe
keeping Of the Dol and county rec
ords We recommend that additional
beds and blankets be provided Tor the
Jail.
Prisoners Wen led.
I'VE recommend that the court
house Doe cleaned as far as possible,
and especially thar the bees which
now occupy the shcrin's office be
oustcd and their honey appropriated
Geo more beneficial purposes.
we nud that The prisoners have
been well ted and cared for boz every
pHiticutt" rompatiblc with facilities
81 the hands OF he sheriff
we further recommend that the
justices oi the peace do not remit mis-
d,mcauor cases iu which they have
Jurisdiction Go the grand jury.
Respectfully submitted,
MERGED GARCIA.
"Forcman.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
DOLLAR CASE is
X UP ON APPEAL

FATHER than pay a Judgment which
they regard as unsatisfactory, Butts,
luy.. have appealed "a - case tu ne
district court The action Ia assum-
st was taken by r.. " Fec, and
Justice craig ave a verdict for 81
Igainsi the drugstore firm. The APP
peal papers were tiled TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02

WATER TAX DUE AND PAYABLE
At OFFICE OF WATER co, ti6 5.
SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
S. v. A. HIGH SCHOOL
DEPARTMENT BREAKS
ENROLMENT RECORDS

al records for enrolment Ia the
high SCHOOL department OF the 81.
vincent Acade.Iy we're broken y@cstcr-
das Mole han My high school pu-
pills were enrolled. The enrolment
10 the grades was also verv gr%atifyins.
May resident pupils were enrolled,
coming from yariouF parts of the
state and The southwest.
That Albuquerque has many art
lovers was indicated b. the number
nf students who enrolled especially for
art work.
Immaculate Conception scliool.
The fall term at the Immaculate
Conception l%aruchial school wds 1c-
Run yesterday. following church ser
vices. Tho attendance at the school
W3a uuusuall, iai .c.
Big Motorcycle Races Labor bay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02

Big Motorcycle Races Labor bay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02

B,s Motorcycle Races Labor Da,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02

lie, the Herald 'vant sd do your
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02

Lost anything? Let a Herald want
ad find II for you.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-02
THE -
THEA TIERS II

= 2
For real interesting, thrilling
picture see 1.-THE Dancer" a two part
kaiem production, at the Bijou today.
Mile. Verna Mersereau, tho celebrated
classic dancer, takes the leading part.
1t is story OF woman's vengeance
and subsequent vengeance. The mystic
and intricate Dance Of the Pyramid"
and the Dance of the Rameses' are
istroduced by Nile. Mersereau in this
wonderful picture.
Tuesday Maurice Costello and al
chosen company will be at the Bijou
in a two part Vitagraph special "The
Girl in the Case" "Four Minutes
Late" a railroad drama and fine
Biograph 1.-THE Spirit OF Jealousy
will also be shown.
Merely Mary Ann" is to be done
in the film drama, with Marguerite
Clark in the title role.
II YOU want to have good laugh,
drop into the Odeon theater aud see
the funny vaudeville show staged at
that popular playhouse. The first
number on the bill is the Musical
Luciers in novelty musical act. This
i is one Of Keith's big feature acts and
is well worth the price OF admission
alone. kelso & Mitchell, late OF
Dockstader's ninstrels, is another
feature act and is scream from start
to finish. The pictures for today in
clude two part Lubin drama entitled
"The Bond Of Womanhood' and Bio
graph comedy entitled "The White
Hand Society,""
Florence Bindley, who retired from
the stage some seasons ago. Is TO
return in vocal and piano act.
81 have played every sort of char
actor from the ingenuc to the blaze
society leader; have appeared as
Edna Earle in bare feet, to the so.
ciety amiden in The Deep Purple,
and ! like them ALL" said Miss Anna
May (Mrs. Barrett, Of the Barrett
players, today, who open an indefinite
engagement tonight at the Palace
theater with THE Fortune Hunter"
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ALUMNI
Football Squad viii Clash with.
High School Team in An
nual Game Tomorrow.

Great interest is being shown in the
annual alumni football game, which
will be played at Union Park tomor-
row afternoon, starting at $3.50
o'clock. The members OF the alumni
team Indignantly deny that they are
has-beens and say that they will show
the Washington Irving eleven a few
things tomorrow afternoon. On the
other hand, the high school boys say
they will show that the members Of
the alumni team never were football
players.
Some excellent material is seen in
the alumni lineup and fast game
may be expected as the high school
boys are in the pink of condition.
Among those who helped to make
athletic history at the high school in
years past and who will be in tomor-
rows lineup are Wade Garrett. Jack
Harrison, James Coughlin. Michael
McAndrew, Ward Fletcher, Paul Plant.
Wayne Agnew, Clacy Deforcst. Ulysses
Showalter, Herbert Cork, Victor Hess,
Sam Kramer, Frank Owens and II.
Whalen.
The high school boys have had
pretty tough shedding in financial
way this season as the attendance at
their games has been very poor con
sidering the excellence OF their games.
Tomorrow's game should he great
financial aid to them as they will ge,
all the receipts and large crowd
should be in attendance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-02
STATE TEAMS
Have Hard Day Saturday Only
One of Them Being Able
to Win.

West Virginia football teams quite
generally met defeat In their gridiron
contests Saturday. The two most not.
able defeats were those. sustained by
West Virginia University at the hands
OF Washington and Jefferson and by
Wesleyan at the hands of Georgetown.
At Washington, Pa, Washington and
Jefferson defeated West Virginia AZ to
O.. Once the Mountaineers started out
from the kickoff and without once
losing possession of the ball worked
It down to the Washington and jeff
crson f1ve-yard line, only to lose It
there on tumble, and prevented all
hopes OF scoring against the mighty
Pennsylvania team.
At Washington, D. c., Georgetown
slammed West Virginia Wesleyan %
to o. The score was smaller than the
Washington and Jefferson score, but
the difference in the calibre Of the
Washington and jefferson and the
Georgetown teams is such that the
two games would again tend to show
that West Virginia and Wesleyan are
about on par in strength this year.
Georgetown won on tumble plays and
hardluck work by Wesleyan.
Bethany was beaten again Saturday.
This time the Bethany boys went to
PIttsburg and Carnegie Tech did the
trick. beating the West Virginia play
crs SO to 10.
The Marietta victory over Ohio
State, 20 to i9. is of interest here,
since West Virginia plays Marietta in
three wecns at Union aPrk. when a
good game with varsity victory is
anticipated.
ested in the scores Of the big colleges
and many surprises were seen by the
fans who gathered about the bulletin
boards for the scores Saturday even
ing.
Marshall beat Wilmington college
Of Kentucky, al Huntington, Saturday
96 10 o.
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HARD FOUGHT
Game Lost by Washington
Irving High School Football
Team Saturday.

In one OF the fastest and hardest
fought football games ever played
at Union Park Coach Frank Arnett's
high school team battled with the
strong Morgantown high school team
for forty-eight minutes Saturday af-
ternoon and neither team was able
to score.
The fact that the local bows held
the Morgantown team to a tie score
would be equivalent to a victory but
they did moro, they played the Nor
gantown team off It's feet in all stages
of the game, and 1t was one of the
hardest pieces of luck that ever hap
pened on football field that the To-
calls did not win.
After holding the Morgantown
team in the first half and outplayipg
them in the third quarter, the locals
showed tho greatest fighting spirit
shown by a high school team In years
in the last quarter and carried the
ball to within one foot of the Nor
gantown goal line when tumble
lost them the ball and the game.
Captain Mcmillan, of the locals,
played sensational game and all
though painfully injured in the first
part of the game when he had a
heSd-in collision with member OF
tho Morgantown team, he finished the
game and 1t was by his good held
work and accurate passes that the
locals we're able TO make the show
ing they did. The tumble made by
him in the last quarter although
losing chance to score for his team
was excusable as he was in no con-
dition to be in the game and very
! few football players would have
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-02

Florence Bindley, who retired from
the stage some seasons ago. Is to
return in vocal and piano act.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-02

Miss May is one Of those conscien-
tous studies who make for the gen.
eral effect as well as perfection in the
dialogue. She knows that it's the
little naturalness that puts play
over, and so is in the part from the
moment she steps on until the last
curtain. To her faithfulness to detail
is the success of the company largely
attributable, and before she has APP
peared here in many plays she will
have established herself in the hearts
of our people in a manner that is
lasting.
Elsie Janis is to make her debut
as photo-drana actress in THE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-02

Contracts have been signed be-
tween Miss Mabel Taliaferro and B.
A. Rolfe photo plays, Inc, which
mean the early appearance OF the
dainty little actress on the Alec pro-
gram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-02

the most widely known photo drama
OF oday in "The Battle OF the Sexes"
A modern society. OF real New York
lie, among people Of wealth and re-
finement. A grand story of opinion
over the question OF the single STAN
dard of moral responsibility for men
and owmen. The characters arc typ-
ical of Fifth ayonne. the famous res
taurants and the Dansaptes. All the
action transpires in an apartment
house of the most expensive sort, and
the gowns of the women are an added
attraction, worthy of mention. This
Is sure a real treat:
selig is tossing few animals into
his short comedies nook" A Tonsor-
ial Leopard Tanner" had the--punch
as we'll as the humor. Now comes
another funny but novel one called,
"Tbe Crate Impeeryul Sirkus."
DO you like melodramatic plays?
The real old fashioned dyed-in-the-
wool thriller, yet set In new and up
to-date surroundings in plot that
dcfies tradition and keeps you laugh
ing and guessing until the very end
of its exciting presentation.
Then you will enjoy George M. Coz
hans mystery farce. Seven Keys to
Baidpate," which is to be seen at the
Robinson Grand theater on Saturday
evening, November e.. Seven Keys
to Baldpate" is disguised by its name.
1t might be called the Mystery OF
Seven Keys or "The Amateur De-
tective," or it might have had any
kind OF title that would have kiyen
an inkling Of the conspiracy, bribery,
robbery, murder, intrigue, plotting,
double-crossing and triple crossing
and the story OF love at first sight
l that 1t contains and that keeps an
audience gasping and quivering with
tense emotions for two hours and a
half.
Contracts have been signed be-
tween Miss Mabel Taliaferro and B.
A. Rolfe photo plays, Inc, which
mean the early appearance OF the
dainty little actress on the Alec pro-
gram.
Carroll Fleming is at work at the
Thanhouser-Mutua studios on "0ui
Of the Shadows" featuring Muriel
ostriche, John Reinhard, with John
Ward and Frank Wood in support
Elizabeth Gaskins of Denver, Colo.
wrote the script.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-02
PNEUMONIA CAUSES DEATH.

Funeral services over the body of
Mary Wolf, aged six months, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Wolf, Of
Rosebud, were held at 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning at the home and the
burial was in a Rosebud cemetery.
The child died at o'clock Sunday
morning after an illness OF pneumonia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-02
BURIED IN GREENLAwN.

Funeral services over the body Of
the infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f.
Stewart, colored, who died at their
home, 102 Ogden Row, Sunday after
non ut 3:45 o'clock after few days
illness OF stomach trouble, were held
at the homo at . o'clock Monday af-
ternoon and the burial was in Green
lawn cemetery
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Slim Princess and in a scenario Of

SIM Frlucess, and IN a scenarl0 OF
her own.
Christie Mathewson, the worlds
greatest baseball star, is on the Or
pheum screen today, in two-part
comedy drama, produced by the 101
Bison-Universal Company. The title
is Love and Baseball" A grand two
part Kay-Bee story. entitled, 1.-THE
End OF His People," is also shown
and 1t is followed by two fine single
reels. Back to the Kitchen" Ma
jestic comedy. and Down by the
Sea-" an American drama, featuring
Ed Coxen and Winifred Greenwood.
Tomorrow, the Orpheum presents
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lasted rs long as he did. The Nor.
Eantown team defeated the locals "a,
to 0 several weeks ago at Morgan
town. " IS

Hawaiian imports of American
goods increased from $4,000, 900
twenty-three years ago to $80,000s-
900 last year.
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sonneberg, Germany. has had an
annual toy output valued at more
than 100000. 900.