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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24

5umalappolmeIufiia pioetddn Serien
S,tpsid. u :.
lota'fena iunnuntoina flo 5 | pp
Htpp'ftrtto p,betddu fuufauber
enhmdiiend i%unnuutaina.
Tuoriioliiton iaanuietot oItono,
lhnnnntaiFn Flo rs 10. firfosIo
ebestunt afp. ia 9enrp It. fulmasIa
Samoin raamatun ieIitps iofa tome,
~torstai ilta perbeiSid
Ompeluieuran fotoutiet on toto
torstoi Flo 2:Iia ~perbeisId.
ppbdfouIu pioetddn iota iunnun
tai flo 2 pdipdud toistaiIetfi pappi
losIa
Seuratunnan ia NuoriIoIiiton il.
tamat pioetddn tuutauben toi5eno
lauantaina, Slinton ia Sranb #.
tulmaSIa. aIfaa Flo 8 italia
Nem RecbeaesIo, u. y. iota fuu.
tauoen tpiimeifend iunnuntoina 9.
y. ebtoollifen fansfa Flo $50 iuauo
u ctwoob am. Sub. firtosia 10
lofa toinen torstai raamotun feIitns
lamasia paifasIa Flo 8 italia.
SmpeIuieuran fofous iofa torstoi
~totstaiieff Wrs. .. SImoIen luono
Flo 2 p.
Satsfiu, u. y. iofa fuufauben
sotmuniena liistaina Flo 10 ia 2
pdinGud.
Wtuisia ~paitoisfa eri iImoitufIer
mufaan.
Gulfao, fuuIfaa ia fdifefdd!
Sobn 6oafana,
40 SteSman It. Seriep gitp, 81. y
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24
Rirfoaiiia ilmoitmrli4.
Jumolanpalpelutiei omat idrieste,.
tdp6t Ieuroamasti:

JumoionpalDelutiei onat idrieetei'
tdDdt ieuraawasti:
Utarquettesio 2:nen. 4:ids Ia 5:bes
urn. hnfio 3:l5 ip., io-a tore
tat Flo 8:15 ip. paitfi 3:nen iunn,
eDellifend torStaina. ioIloin oler
tors I,na Wsunilinstsid ia perian'
toina DigonieIa.
3:mus iunn: SbatbamiSio Flo III
op aa tio 2'''a ip.
Qnntauben lind funn. Mma1aSfa
clio 10 op. ia Flo 3 III.
Ytonnontoina Stambou9biSia 10
t,eiotna 9eecbpoobiefa.
Ypbdfoulu Utarqmetien triton ia
ttsio toto hnnuntai FLO l ip.
Ylattoilani toimin faiffia papiui,
ia tebtdpid.
=. 8. 9eimonen,
200 " 4 Il. W%arquette, Uiid).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24
pubeIin 1872.

SumalanpoIweluffia ioulufuuuo:
20 p 9oimolasia raiitiustaIola
tlo 10 op ia Dinonasia Flo 2 ip
noltion fomlulla.
Souluaattona 6reenieid Flo 8 III
olfaa loSten obieIma ~firfosfa.
SomIuaamuno MaST Siipsid Flo 6
ia lasten obieIma oiiis firtonmenon
idleeen.
SouIupdimdnd Gost Bra, DIN fou.
lu0o Flo 1 %pditpdud ia lasten obiel.
ma firtonmenon idlfeen.
SouIuiltana WinonasIa raittiuSta'
lola Flo z III
9opanir pdipdn ia %iomIut. Min
meIen iunnuntatn y. m. iImoiiutiSto
ilmoitan mp0bemmin.
:. HanfiIa,
9r 211 Wast Dtd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24
Sartauebetfi6 ipnImtuuua:

SouImna, 20 p. Flo 6 aam. Sbat
hamin firfosfa. 2asteniubla ioulu
iltana tlo 1880.
Eoiiena ioulup. Flo 10 ap. Shat
bamin ~firtosIa ia iuaua Flo 1880
EautS Spurin fouluIla.
Sunnunt. ~ p. Flo 10 Gbatbo.
min ~firfosIa ia italia Flo 1880
GbeniS SO M6lim6en taIoId.
nuben muobenp. tammif. 1 p.
tlo 6 aam. Sbatbamin firtosIa.
Seeius ~Tanoo: ga autuos on Te,
iofa ei pobeue minusta." (Watt,
IL: g.
g. u 2ranfeala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24
Ytep .ariemin @n. Sut. Ieuratunto
Yortisia:

yortlS1d:
SumnlanpoltpelufIio pioetddu 10
ta.ieno Iunnuntoino feuo 4 /. o. Cir
toslo ~ 6. 129:tb Ctr. Nem Oort
6itp.
9erran p. %ebtoouista nietetddn 10
Ca fuutauoen toiIeno Iunnuntaina.
RaomotunIelitps pioetddn iofa tot
men torstai flo 8 ip. Nuorifopbbis
tgfIea boaliua Yiigrim firfon buo
neastosIo Ntooiion ape:n ia 121
taoun fulmasio Nem Dorfisia.
Smpelmieura totoontuu iofaiieno
tprstaino Flo 6 ip. Nuoriiopboistpt
fen bualilla.
PDbGfoulu pibetddn iotaiiena fun
nuntaina tlo 2 ip. Nuoriiopb. baa
lila. Rale Ui6tinen,
merimiespastori.
diunto: 800 Clinton Street (lnion
Ia Clinton Sireetin fulmasia)
9roatIpn, u. y.
isIef. S91 9amilton.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24
Jumalanpalveluksia tammi-
kuulla.

Uudenvuoden aatto-iltana SUI
sijarven kirkossa klo 7.30 ia Uu-
denvuoden paivana klo 10 a. p.
ia sunnuntaina 3 p. Herran eh-
toollisen julia klo 10 a. p. Mutt
seuratilaisuudet sovitaan STELLA.
8 p. Green Valleyssa, koululla
Herran ehtoollisen julia klo 3 j.
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9ddnn0niIet iumalonpalmelutiet


Ganaba, Ont:
Bort MriburieIa fnnfin fuutauben
enFmdNend I%unnuntainu 3. Gbt.
tonsiu Ito 10 aam.. iomoin fuufam
ben tolmontena Iunnuntoina Flo 10
aam. ia firtonbaolilla iota iunnun'
tai-iito FLO 3.
Sort Wiuiomiefa, tuntin f~uutau.
ben enfimdiiend ia tolmanteua Jun.
nuutaino Flo 3 ip. ietd t~oiIena 10
%neIidntend Iunnuntaina tlo 10 ga
muun.
SumaluupolmehutIet muie5a pal
toisio eri ilmoiiueten mufaan.
Sunnuntaifoulut Port Mrtburisiu
Ia. Sort MiliamisIo flo 1880 ip.
s. nrpilainen.
26o WilIpn #.
Yort Mrtbur, Ont. San.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24

toouis T.. Ia tao 10 az 81.
Iaorna tlo 7 III.
Ruutauoen ~toifena funnnnfain
iumalanpolweIus fIo 10 ap. Sss
%ratnnnan iltama watbieleipoua OF,
Ielm lilo FLO z ~
Ruutouben tolmantena hunnun
'atna iumalanpolmeIus Flo 10 on
'aeien phielmotofous Ito z ".
auufouben neljantend Iunnuntoi
a iumalanpolwelus tIo 10 on
Wuor'foIiiion iItoma monipuonIeu,
'bielmoQa flo 7 ~.
xanlubariottufiet pibetdda iof.
titstai ilta tlo 7:3O.
Sunnuntaifoulua pibet68n iop.
iannuntai. Reidfuun 1:sfd p6imSs,a
'otatuun l:ieen pdimddn, oIeue,
tonlu tlo 9 oomula. 9otofuu,
l:s'd pdimdstd feideuun 1:Ieen pSi
~ddn oltoo foulu clio / pdimdqd.
e%enrofunnon tuutauFeoeous ri
oe'ddn iota euutouben enfmaiIens
maanontotna tlo $50 ip.
stuoriioliiton fuutouEeofous pibe
'ddn iota fuutouben toImante no
p'riontoina flo 1880 ip
Vsor boros'a. 81. $. SroesIo.
S'dpta'omisia ia NapnaroisIo,
Vtasi, iopimutfen mueoon.
Notti Disfori,
As Sobuion Il.
s bburs, Nasi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24
6artausfeuroia iouIufuuQo:

6artausieuroia iouIufuuIo:
II p aletaon rippifoulun iotfoturS.
Bee perisId flo 9 am.
20 p rippiIasten pddsiD ia man
bemman fanfan $. -. ebtoouinen
9eoperin firfosia flo IL op.
20 y aalopaIasfa iosIoin taIosio
flo 8 III.
% p Sairbantisia u. N,iuIan to
losIa Flo / ip.
"a p (iouImnaattono Iasteniublo
SiIberiisia Flo 8 ja SouIuna Sill
bertieId Flo Z aam.
&c p (toiiena iouIup.) 5inIapion'
isia Flo IL epp. ia fIo s III.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24

TOdistus blanketteja papeille.
Kastetodistuksia 1 tusina $1.25.
Vihkitodistuksia 1 tus. $1.00-
! $500.
Kasteenliiton vahvistustodistuk-
STA / tus. y............ $1.00
Wiki ia Observation-Disclosures
Suomeeni lahettamista varten
kuhn my0s Rippikoulutodis-
tuksia 4 tus. 1880. 25c.
Kuolemah todistuks. 1 tus. $1.20.
Kaikkia malta saa tilata ylla-
mainituilla hinnoilla.
Herran Eht. leipia lakkilaati-
koissa 1000 kpl. $1.5O ia 500 kpl.
80c.3
Erick Kangas,
K. KIN kassamies.
Ii Box 60. Ironwood, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24

JumalarpalmeIntfia ia bartouebet
cid Afbto bulo 90, b,risia. .
ioulutuuuo:
Eorstaina 10 p:nd Flo puoli 3 10.
Sunnuntoina Is p:nd Flo 10 az
ia Clio z ID,
aestimiiffona 16 p:nd Flo puoli
8 III.
periontoino % p:nd. iouIupdiw6
nd, iouluiumalanpolwelu Flo 2 ~
ia lasten ioulufuufiubIo Flo z III.
Sunnuntotna q p:nd iumalanpol
uelus Flo 10 op Ia bartomsbett'
clio z ID.
Jumalanpolneluffia ia bortausbei.
tid Sairportie ia, .. iouIufuul,
Torstaina II p:nd Flo puoli . III
periantaina Is p:nd Flo puoli 8
Id
Su%nnuntaina 20 p:n6 tlo 10 ap
ia Flo z ID. fofi wiimefii mainittuo
ripin ia 3. g ebt. fansTa.
Sorstoina "a p:nd iouIunaattono
lasten ioulufuuIiiubla Flo Z 10.
periantaina 20 p:nd iouIuaamuno
oulu neutrality-suspicious. Flo 6 op.
g Miettinen,
20 Gberr9 Il, Mlbto bula 4i,bor, .
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24

25 p. GlpeId Flo 10 aam. ia lost.
iubla puoIi 8 III.
WintonisSa Wletp bisiitirfoSia Flo
10 aam +; Wbite Sron ) &nberio'
nila Flo pdip.
&c p. pifesfd Flo puoIi IL aam
GmbarrasfisIa ~. 9iaisid iIo 3
pdim. ia Soubonisia Flo 8 III.
q p. PepIoeia Flo 10 oom.; 10
9irsiniaeia 6ranfIinin pddad Flo 8
i'll. MntalamdeSfd.
nubennuoben pdimdnd GIpeid
clio 10 oam. ia nupriioIeura Hien
non nuofiubla flp 8 III
=. 4irmi.
pubelin 1872. Glp, Ntinn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24

II br "a ~ y
ubeeId fiu 2 IN H. { 3 III.
rs p Aenfh. sisId DIR ) paiun
and" :. loeia flo | ~
20 {, 6eosbpeid %tuupur8in fouini
Ia tlo 8 ID.
GnR iammit. p AlorSosio 3
Saaren toulula flo IL ep. ia Soirq
onin touIuaa iamon" pdim6nd E.
B ~.
Sunnuntoifoulu 0ubertiSId iof
iunnuntai tlo 1 pdi" aid.
& 8 Reinen,
Eekf 75 6ilb, IT. Ytinn
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KUULUTUS.

Wakefieltin Suom. Ev. Luth.
Observation-Disclosures vuosiko-
kous pidetana saman seurakun-
nan kirkossa sunnuntaina tam
mikuun 3 p. kelloa | paivalls
1915.
August Nieminen,
kirjuri.
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6. .. Niemi,
Sbomion, W(inn.
utu

SonIufuuuo:
20 p Wenob9asfa 9erran ebtool.
lis iubIa Flo 10 a. p. ia ilta firffo
clio z iu.
% p SuFidrneQd firfosIa Ito 2
|. p.
"a p SoImes SiipsId $. Gam.
pida Flo z III. ia i%ouIuno. 20 D.,
e~irfosia Flo 6 aomula.
81 p Flo 10 a p Wuista fofous
iilaiiuuffista pddtetddu iieud.
20 p HaubaIiSIa 90. 2arbulaua
flo 2t p ia Flo z III
s. b%uustonen,
Neuab9u, Winn.
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JumoIanpolnelutfin ioulutuulo:
"a y % . Niafsid ioulufuufiub
la Flo 8 i'll.
20 p u. .. Wiafsid Flo 6 ioulu
anmuna.
% p EopeliufieSIa Flo 2 ip.
% p 2ebtiidrmeud flo 8 III.
26 p 2:na ioulup. 2ebtiidrmeAd
tlo 10 ap.
q y Sneumanisia Flo 2 ip ia Flo
3 i'll.
M. Anttonen,
Nen Yorf Wias, Minn.
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9artauS ieuroia iouIutuuuo:
81 y Yrontmoobisia Flo 8 i'll.
20 y 9rantpoobin firfoSIa Flo
10 op.
20 p 6opeoioen foulubuoneeIa
Flo 8 Id ia 81 p Flo 10 ap.
Sobn Rantoien toloua, iofa tors,
tai Flo 8 Id inon fun oIen foiona.
g. pifti,
9ruIe, IBIS.
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amulutue.

6oimeS Sitpn imrmolainen Gn.
2u,b. Raniauieienr, funnan muok
fofouS pioet6dn 26 pdind iolufnnto
1914, iofa tds,d iieootfi onnetaof
taiftle Ieurofunnon idieniqe. SO
tous alfaa feQo 10 aomullo.
Seuratnnnon puoIeetc;
Gmil 2imiS b fivirri.
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9uomalainen Observation-Disclosures
ia &utuiali
"A NeIion Itr. 2itperpool.

a. Nelion Itr. &iperpool.
Sutuinli onoinna: 10 op.-9 ip.;
IauortoiIin 60.
HebtiG on erioIisto Suomea ia u
meriifaa, oifafaustirioia, fumaIeb
'td q. m.
&iriotuspoperit, %firiefuoret y. m.
tirioituStorpeet omat mopoasti fait
tten fdptettdtpind. posttortteia 10
merffeid iaa ostaa.
Roboia talIeteiaan ia ldbetetddn.
Gbuatfnta on noibtao rahanio
ldbetptiesfd.
2ofaufFd: Sunnuntai5in Flo z ip
13istaifin Flo h8 ip. Wt,iina pdipind
eri iImoihufIen mutaan.
Raitfi alma terpetulleita!
EuItaa fuin totiinne!
GReI Si1blom. pasiori.
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Matka Ohjelma.
.Joulupaivana Amasassa.

81 p. Beechwoodin koululla
kello 6 e. PIP. ia klo l i. p. ia vii
kolla Observation-Disclosures PAL
koissa Uudelh kaupungilla.
y. Maen asunnolla Uudenvuo-
den iltana klo 8.
J, H. Heimonen ia A. Hassel.
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gddnnBiiinen tpiminta Titchbnr'
gin, wsasf., Gtp.' 9ntb. fen-
rafnnnaSfa:

!auufauben enTimdiiend iunnuntai
ma iumoIanpoI tpeIus 9erran p. eb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13

SIpGi,IoU "iistrRT:.
t...fur,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
"ATIiLECtC GIRLS" MEAD
I;si, 4, pVy,P


Manager Rex. of ,hc Lyric. announces
Tor the wcck commencing. tomorrow
with the usual matinee just {, number
and variety OF acts Of the finer tyne
each of The shows viii have ms q
prelude tho Hearst Sclig Special Week
~ News Review, giving in animal ed
photographs the worlds events Of the
preceding week. \ feature of extra
Ordinary interest is promised in the
exhibitions 10 he given during the first
hair Of the week by Roeiln's Athletic
Girls These girls, as the title of their
eAhinition implies. are opponents of
physical culture. Each Of tho girls is
an adept hoxcr. wrestler, fcnccr and
SEhhHas'. They present - vcritnblc
athletic carnival, giving boxing bouts
wrestling matches, mock ducls with
swords. battle royal. ia which the
"hoic troupe participates. and some
very pretty living picture tnbIeaux
ihe act has scored Il hit In the larger
CUES OF the country. II is now enter.
Ing the South for the first time
ON the same bill VIII nc seen Erov,,
D"lmerc x Brown. three singing mon
'hcS give high clss, c;brrci ,cl
s"ch az one might see I'M SShanley's. Mur-
rays ar churchills. ON Broadway. In
deed. The entertainment was fashioned
after the vogue Of to-day in those
very places.
Miller. Dcvoy and Prince. two acrobatic
comedy players ana their clown dog
VIII obligc with all amusing perform
ancc. Prince is represented TO be tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13

funniest canine comedian on the boards
Lowell ana Esther Drew have a
comedy skit entitled THE Corner Drug
store. II is a traVesty on the hap
pcninSs in the average pjll-roliine en-
poriun, and gives the Drcws ample
opportunity to display their fun-mak :
ing capacity 70 the full.
out Of the ordinary. too is the act
that follows: Lawrence and Edwards
they are billed. They arc two veterans
very much veteran, for the combined
ages OF the pair total 1S1 years One
plays straight" while the other i'm
personatcs 81 old soldier. The act is.
similar 10 the widely known act OF
BALL and West Some new picture cca
lures will be presented, Roundup. out
an excellent bill
For the latter half of the week an.
other srri%htiy MIXTURE Of comedy.
Arco brothers ARC Europcan acrobatic
artists. VINO promise something out OF
the beaten path; i'lossic Rice and
playlct. My Wi.t-r Girl" u symphony
of laughter and song; porsch and Rus
sell Will Offer the most deliberately
staged musical act seen hero IN a long
time, called The Musical Hailroadcrs"
Mabel Johnson is = female vcntrilo-
quist, and woman possessed of the
unfcmiuinn faculty of being able to
control her own conversation. Then
thcrc arc Gordan liidrid and Company,
WHO have an entirely new comedy
sketch. in which I1ldrid is supported
by four clever farce PLAYERS. Gordon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13

icncts ia - life for "A lifc.r. therefore
Gross demands and obtains Harding $
life from Simeon.
Making the situation known To Lady
Harding Cross demands that she come
to his rooms that night. ana. via, her
husbands life in the balance. there is
nothing left for Lady Harding to DO
but to comply. From this thrilling sit
uation-a wifo's honor in the scales
with her husbands life--crnanatc the
rapid tire thrills III which the play
aboUudS
Edward Arnold. vino has proven one
Of the most popular members OF Miss
La Ncrnc's company, viii hay" semi
heavy role IN John Harding. a role
equally "a good as Mr.. I[elccy'4, and
judging from TIA" calihrc OF this young
mans work ia Tive few weeks no has
been N RichmouJ. an acting perform
;,nce may be expected from him which
viii bo in Keeping with the general
excellence Of production. Sedlcy cross
man Brown is admirably cast. George
Wellington has prctcntioua part. and
the juvenile man of the company. Jack
crosby. returns TO the cast after Il
weeks absence Viola Fitzpn;rick
viii hc seen ut her best.
Olive HiakeueY made her debut in
iicninoud last week as u French maid
she captivatcd with her beauty and
personality. and she charmed with her
remarkable ability as an actress. She
is :" valuable acquisition to Miss La
Norne's company, and she Will have =,
role OF srlcudid possibilities next week
that OF the comedy ingenuc, Kate
Mcrriwcathcr. And Miss La Verne
promises most pleasing surprise in
~" way OF a demonstration" dance
after each performance. In which Miss
Etal<eneN and Mr.. Crosby will hc the
central figures. They Will dance the
latest variation Of The Argentine tango
next Week.
stage Director Bcrthclet promises a
production Of unusual merit. and
Lucille La Verne predicts real theat-
ricnl front ~ "1'hc lAlnr"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13

George Riadeil as the butler. will have
fnll opportunity TO display HIS ability.
hoth rs character actor -nd rs a
com cdiau.
Stage Director White has already
proved Tint he H. capable OF furnish
irg ample productions, ana hc Viii
Ar"in live ny TO the reputation he has
established
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
'TI" CAHiHEi G;HI.N"


The Cabaret Girls a spcctaci-lnr
musical eNtraNaSHpza. is announced RS
the attraction for I'M week commencing
tomorrow nigh; at the Bijou Theatre
Tn" organization Of singers. dancers
ard irnvesty Interpreters forms one
OF the principal spolseg in the Column
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13

Az the vecis. with o,n:inccs Tues
dr. Thur~da> md Saturday. Lnci'Ic In
Ycr,,c t'nr,rauY. I'm .''vhr ldlcr."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
hiiInIl IflI;A,il,i.

Al .isc urci., viii, n,atiurc> Tuesday.
rl,urS,n, ard saturday. "rhc tnharct
t.iris.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
,;Mp,E,: VIyI:ATRE.

MI IFr week. WIN Nnst'ncf> 'UcS-
dsy. 9hurs,in, mud Saturday. '.raSce
scott Company in Cur Wives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
i.NNIl, Tlif:NrNIs.

~ the nrci, with daily m.tinccs.
r0urlu- vaudeville and pictures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
PLAYS AND ACTS AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ro,.O\ItJ irI,I,ATNC

nCsdaS mnttpcc, 'Mlthln INC Inv.
EriLry and saturday. With Snturdu!
matinee "Oh: oh! uctphinc."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-12

NEWS OF THE DAY C(
Alleged $4,000 suitcase robbery
found to consist of $50 worth of
clothing William H Groat fined 81
and so days for taking stuff.
OtheIia Myhman alleged to have
obtained control of Swedish National
Assn. Members claim woman is
using organization for own benefit.
Chicago plan commission would
convert Canal st. into imposing thor
oughfare. Plan would make terminal
district gateway of West Side.
Clifford Golf, II, 1896 S. LaSaIIe
St, runaway, sought by police.
Mrs. Mary Fairweather, 81, 6431
University aV., asphyXiated.
-cornered deal for erection of
home for delinquent boys upset.
States Atty Hoyne ruled that coun-
ty could not legally participate in
plan.
ALDERMEN refused to listen to plea
of Louise H KOrth against vacating
of Stone st. City fathers patiently
waiting on Mrs. Potter Palmer's at
tOrney.
City ordinance demanding fire
axes and eXtinguishers in boiler
rooms and janitors' quarters upheld
by Judge Windes.
Robert Zaleski, attorney for village
Of Des PLANES, freed of charge of fall
styling village accounts.
Lincoln Beaohey will loop the loop
at Grant Park, four days, beginning
Saturday. Exhibitions 1890 and
4:30.
Ida LittIeton eIoped with hired
man, Joseph Humphrey, from Mont
morenci, Ind. Pa wired police.
Bridegroom swooned when COP
stopped marriage.
Lake Michigan rose six feet in IS
minutes yesterday. Lifesavers res
cued two sIoops and crew of over
tT1rD Cd y,oD+or hOo+
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-12

$500 bill for printing first scien-
tif1c school board budget meets OPP
position. Members of board demand
investigation of items.
Public library to open music
branch. Best works to be circulated.
Will be largest in country.
Charles Il. Slack, wealthy grocer,
sued for divorce. Cruelty and deser-
ton charged by wife.
Judge Carpenter denied applica-
ton of Chicago Bar Assn to disbar
Samuel q. Pincus. Attorney was
charged with unprofessional conduct
in soliciting business.
J. A. Bingham, GIT, Evanston,
struck by auto belonging to @. e.
Biederman, 1929 S. Sangamon st,
Skull fractured.
Mrs. Cecilia McGuirk, 1910 N. Lin
coin St, suicided. Poison. Unhappy
marriage.
Trinity church planning $4,000
endowment fund. Campaign to be
started at once.
Banks not hit by John Il. CARROTS
financial manipulations Brokers and
mortgage companies principal losers.
Weber's Union Hotel, famous Ger
man resort, forced into bankruptcy.
Cabarets and cheap lunches cause.
Ward leaders next to face. Prosecu-
ton, according to John E. NorthTup,
prosecutor in vote fraud trials.
John A. Uirioh wants $50, 600 from
Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden, mother-in-law,
for alternating Wife's affections.
Patrick Duffy, 1923 Evans aV.,
chauffeur for States Atty Hoyne,
fined $500 and costs for contributing
to delinquency of Marjorie White, 1S.
May grand jury sworn in. John G.
Ryan, % N. DespIaines st., foreman.
Albert Smith, 1850 Fulton aV.,
termed meanest man by Judge Fry.
Said to have loaned 15-yeaT-eld
daughter to GUstave Prelovas. Is
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-16
PORTERVILLE NEWS

The rabbit dance and supper was
a success and everybody seemed to
enjoy themselves.
Melvin Gardner has been quite
sick with tonsilities.
Miss Edith Hodson spent the lat
ter part of last week with her cousin
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Normal.
Miss Freda Myles is nt " teaching
school.
P. G.. Johnston of Blackfoot has
been visiting his brothe, Jas. 9.
Johnston.
The citizenns o. Porterville held
ii meeting Wednesday nigth and de-
cided to build a four-roomed brick
school house All were in favor but
one or two which is always the case
in any enterprise.
]. G. Wareing visited Heller Carries
and family.
S. M. Jackman and family have
returned home from a visit ii tab.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boldnder are
wearing a broad smile over the ar
rival of a baby boy.
+ 4
There will be rabbit drive Fri
day January 18th.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-16
MORELAND ITEMS.

left over last week.
Mr.. Ugan Lillquist went to HJr1m,
Utah, few days ago on business.
Mrs. John West and daughter Eel
ia returned home Monday from Ida
no Falls where rhey have been visit
ing with her daughter Mrs. Rowberry
There was very nice musical pro-
gram given at the L. D. S. meeting
house Monday night.
4 +
Mrs. H. A. Benson has been vry
i'll but is somewhat better at this
writing.
William Bartlett, the principal of
the high school made business trip
to Sterling Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. England went
to Blackfoot Saturday to do some
shopping and attend to other bust
ness. = -
~.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Vernley Levaitt is very i'll with
pneumonia.
o. E. Scott of Pocatello was bust
ness visitor at the home of Lewis
Robbins few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Jorden are
very happy over the arrival of lit
tie daughter to their home a few
days ago.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-16
Building a Home
for Investment

requires careful planning for
an investment to be gilt edge
: must be easily negotiable We
we found that a little thought
and attention given to original
plans works wonders when 1t
comes to selling house. Buy
ers like style and individuality
and these are the things that
pay big dividends because they
can be secured usually with
little more first cost than the
plain square designs Doubt
less you've often wondered why
some houses sell more readily
than others-that's the, an
swer. If you're contemplating
a new home maybe we can help
you out with a suggestion II
you bring us your plans. We
we helped a lot Of our towns
men save money on building
and are also conceited enough
to think that some of our sug-
gestions on plans have later
helped the sale of some of these
homes. Let us help you.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-16

phone exchange raised lot of peo-
pie with the wires. Everybody that
responded and went to the fire slip
ped along quietly as if he were steal
ing chickens, and it was half an hour
before the alarm became general.
The Butte Saloon and Bart Hills
meat market were about destroyed.
The Pocatello fire department was
called out and loaded on a car for a
quick run to Blackfoot, but the fire
was brough under sufficient control
to warrant calling. them off.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-01-16

Miss Mollie Frincke and Jas Adams
Miss Eleanor Bithell and Mr.. David
Hutchinson were married.
4
Miss Lillian Powell and d r. Me-
Cullough were married at Biackfoot.
4
Miss Lorena Rutlnge of Lutte Rock
Ark, and Mr.. R. H. McAtee We're mar
ried at Blackfoot.
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January 1905