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The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-09
Local News,

Send us your letters to Santa" Do your Christmas shopping right now
 Go to the Gem tonight and see good show. Advt. w. H. Halliburton was attending to business matters.
 Mrs. w. w. Teal spent yesterday in Texarkana shopping.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. Albert Por- ter, yesterday, girl.
 B. F. Lowe, of Drab, was business visitor in the city today.
 B. H. Logan is over at Camden to- day attending tob usiness matters. M. w. Greeson registered at the Gleason Hotel in Little Rock last night Let us know when you have guests at your home. Our telephone num- Geo. S. Alder, of Delta, spent today in Prescott looking after business matters.
 Joe F. Haynie, route two Prescott, was attending to business matters in Prescott today.
 For Sale-Spanish peanuts-$1. .00 per bushel delivered to any part of the city. Phone J. E. Horne-169. Advt The members of the Eastern Star are requested to attend a special meet ing Thursday, Dec 10th at 7.30 D. m. -Matron.
 Chancery Court adjourned this morning and Judge Shaver will con vene Clark County court at Arkadel- phia next Monday.
 Money to Lend-I am prepared to lend mony on improved farms and de sirable city property.-R. L. Blakely
 Advt. tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Lo que piensan los constitucionalistas

Jose Vasconcelos, prominentc consti.
~tucionalista, DC quien Sc diio que asis-
tiria a Ia confercncia dc Niagara Falls
como enviado dc Carranz.a ha hecho
estas delaracioncs terminates.
lei unico sitio en- que CarranZa q
sus representatives dcsean cnrontrar a
Huerta o sus representatives. Is 81 cam
po de batalla. Mientras haya hurril>-
tas Ell Niagara Falls. no ircmos ALA
los constituclonalistas. Como mrIicano,
como hijo del contlnente americana.
agradeZco los esfuerzos a. los medlado-
res y. IL. &. Pero. nOsotros. los conSti-
tuclonallstas. crcccmos que nlngiina ma.
cion ticnc derecho al ntervcnir en- nurs-
tros %asuntos. como nj Ia America del
Sur. hi Europa tuvieron derrrho nar'.
intcrvenir on la gran guerra evil dc
los amcricanos en- 1851.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Huerta recibe armamento.

Washington. mayo 26--Se ha rcci-
Dido information de- caracter Official
con respecto al dcSembarque de un
million dc cartuchos que hizo Il vapor
aleman Bavaria en- Coatzacoalcos. Ade-
mas de los carluchos Sc desembarco
|tambien un burn numcro de rifles todo
dcstinado al gobicrno dc Mexico.
Aunque csta %noticia In sido ncgada
|tanto por II dcpartamcnto dc cstado
como por 81 dc marina, Sc ha ordenado
una Investigation.
Sabe iguamcntc la administration que
wien del Japon I'm buquc ronducicnio
tambien considerable cantidad die ar
|mamcnto. Sin embargo. nadia Sc hara
para impcdir su desembarque. micntras
no recomicnccn las hostilidadcs. Y tai
ha sido Il tenor IT, la, ordcn comunlca-
da al almlrantc Howard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Mas claro no canta un gallo.

La prensa. que presume de- sab rio
todo. public al tcXto dc la drclara ION
inaugural dr La delegation amrric ma
dondc csta delegation cNponc scn' INA
mente 81 critcrlo. Dice asi:
Este gobicrno conocc que tanto etc
la partc dc loS carrancIstaS. que ne cS-
tan aqul Representatives.. como dc alus
hucrtlstas. rXislc una hostilidad Vii
thea marrada contra los EStadus Uni
dos. V que mboS partldos - op,2Icf
con lgual cr@rgia a Ia mlrrNcncluu o.
mcrlcana . 4 c%ualqulcra lorna dv M
truslon dc lcslra partr.
Sabc este gobIrrno tambicn que am
has laccloncs cStan hacienda Vibrar -
Ia mlsma cucrda dr husillldad hacia los
Estados lnidus para rapiar>r II Simpai
Ia nc las ma;,lS.
Por consignicuir. m-iurmamuS q los
mediadorcs \ - lus REPRESENTATIVES &c
IIuerta que "a clcrciio americana Tue
enyiado 4 NDracrux para que pcrmanrz.
ca ALI hasls quc ~ r%raiivr ia parill.
cacion de Mexico. ga SEA pur los hur-
nos oficius &C. csta mcdlaclou q 81 Tue
re- ~ncccsario por medic de- cSe mIsno
elercito. con w! run,rntlmlcnio 90 las
dos ciiadas iacciuntS y SIN III.
Tambi u mformamos 4 los cunfercn-
cistas que los E.stados lnidos no pod
rlan rctlrar sus trupa> dr Ncracru1
sin mcngua IT, "a PRESTIGE. IT. "a pres.
tivio con la Macon americana y con
los tres granlcs passes sudamcricanoS
aeu han acomclido una cmpresa iraS-
cendcnial. Ia de- Que los ncgocios del
continrntc americana scan ~arrcgladus
siemprr q los ancriranus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
LA C0NFERENCA lbPAz EN- NIAGARA FALLS

han vurlto 4 abrir Il a>unto a. su rep
rcsrntclon cn ia cOnfcrcncia lie Niaga-
ra Falls.
John Lind hablo con 81 reprcscpran
&c rebeldc q \. Douglas. Y ambos hab-
taran con Bryan mas tardc.
Los dos So rchuSan a dccir la forma
rn que los constitucionalistas partici-
paran cn la confcrcncia. pcro dieron a
crtcndcr que el Representative lie Car
rama tcndria facuItadcs muy limitadas
" probablcmcntc solo 81 -oncrctaria a
tencr a Carranza Il tanto dc 10 que ocur
rlrra
Este ha sido tai vez II rcsultado dc las
largas Conversations que In rstaho
trnirndo Carranza por hiln especial con
su agcntc en- csta ciudad Rafael Zubar-
IN.
tualrSquicra que sean las condiciones
que prctrnda Carranza ~ considcra
como I'm signo favorable ic proxima
paz. Sc dice que sus Delegates scran
tres.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Successes EN- MEXICO.
FL general Villa apresura la carg,ssn;

Juarez. mHyo 26.--El general Villa
ha dado la ordcn de marchar inrifdia-
tamentc sobre Zacatecas Y TODD 81 ier-
icto ha salido va De Torrcon. - cree
que csta decision hata sido en- parta vi
olen,ada por los csiuerzos que haQ cs-
tado hacienda los mcdladores para ter
minar sus confcrcncias antcs dc an los
rcbcldcs la capital dc Ne .ico.
Para "cXpolitar Il moviiIientD. lila
ha hecho sallr adelantc a los hermdnos
Herrera v al general Chao V s. dice
que tambicn los hcrmanos Arrirfa eur
va sumision a Villa era dudoSa. scfhan
undo al grucSo de las tropas c.I su
Marcia hacia ii sur. Sc supone ole 81
de algun m0do los constitutional stas
Sc ven prccisados a ~pronunciarss So
bre Ia controversial que So prepare res
pecto lie I'm gobicrno provisional, ten
dra tania mas fuerZa autoril&ss su
actItud cuanio mas cerca Sc encslcrs rcn
de Ia capital federal.
Entire tanio Il general Pablo X Dles,
que a la cabcza de 1000 hombrrs que
do de guarnicion en- 81 Saltilo. M vez
que quede instalado Il gobicrno rivil
en- ii estado dc Coahuila. Sc pondra con
toda cncrgia q reparar la via f,rrea
entire csa ciudad v San Luis l. osi,
avanzando al mismo tempe pan re-
forzar las tropas Observation-Disclosures,
que sc %conceniran rumbo al sur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
An English Village
Barber Gets Painting
Sh0iCm In Royal Academy
(Bg Associated Press.

London. May 2I.-Among the artists
~ no had their pictures accepted for the
ROYAL Academy il Frank Cowlcy, a vii
Iagc barber. Ills picture i hung ON he
Inc. the ambition of every artist. and
''skied' or ''corncrcd as, happens
Az the great majority Of pictures.
Mr.. Cowlcy took "a painting before
a. began to shave the inhabitants ot
4 adlow Kent. for a living. and his a,a-
danny picture was painted IA six hours.
iii worked on IL. " he said. about eight
LAYS ago. and in two SitinIs. between
iisc and eight in the morning had COM
pictcd a..
The picture il a green and grey
WI hrme. showing a smiling countryside.
ith u girl and two white goats stand
ing near a tree. Five times previously
Mr. Cowley has sent pictures To the a@a-
deny. Thrice hc has been rejected.
u nile ON the other two occasions he was
avlong those whose work was crowded
out"
lie is entirely self.taught. and only re-
Gently took first lessons IN technique.
Barbrring. he explains. j. an ANNOYANCE.
but | can't run the old trade down.
H. added for IL has been "A good friend
To- me. Barbering gave me a splendid or
pnrtunity of studying tv"cs Of faces
which | used I'M my pictures. And. hr-
sides. ] sold a good many IL customers
for "A few shillings."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
I'm ladron que roba a mos ladrone

New York. mayo 26.-Los presses dc
la carccl dc Sing Sing dcscubrieron a.
Yer "A uno De sus companeroS robsxr-
dose dc las provisioncs comuncs III
bistec Dc 4 seis libras, I hicieron que ell
alcaidc dc la carccl L. impusicra, en
castigo cuatro mcses mas sobre la pc
ma que este cumplicndo. III acusado
protcsto dc que algun malintcncionado
L. habia mrtido csc pcdazo lie carne eli
I'll bOslllo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
English Society Fearful
MiiifaufS WIZ iHdss 4
Al PrOniinr Weddings
(By ASsoclul d Pcss.) Z

London. May 81 Thcfthrca' M NJ.
militant suffragcttcsato disturb ha
cial season has led Socicly lea 0
take very strict pr, r%autinus.
in which people of y %litlcHl lna f ~.
are Interested are ma Srd I'd att- 4fl
already several hav. heeu mt rr
by womcn throwing Zeal; IS II
galleries on To the v ,ddiBSprg y
These pranks. whil, tho. aus IS "a
annoyance IL the v'ddirg paI -
easily stopped by IN, refl7al Of GO N.
lance 10 n but frifTls hiia ~
tickets.
The big political r3rcptfols g h
the wives of the parry leaders aai
So easy "a protect from a. att rtr.fs,
of the militants. Hundred Of .t.
tions are issued and no his sss \ {
ask her guests 10 pr sent their : -
before allowed 10 ctstcr fe' re- 49,
rooms. The result IL thai. nans st-,
vited versions atterd anc 'asnon s.
the suffragcttcs int nd r, .hav ssi.'~s
representatives. prepared a. ma 'f.
lives Of cabinet mir sfrrs and Et \
unbcarablc. thurchcs too E II 4rst
are being marked. : vrrli I'D : as
in London have bccI spcciallv s~"s
against the risk of iamaf. by sttS
gctteS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
FL nuevo globo Zeppelin.

Berlin. mayo 26-El nucvo Zeppelin
- ACADIA dc cfcctuar sin dctcn-
erse un viaje de trcinta v scis horas a
una velocidad media de- - Kilometres
por bora. En- I'm momcnto On que viaja-
ba con vcinto favorable a~lcanzo una
vclocidad dc $50 Kilometres.
Esta velocidad no habn sido iamas
alcanzada por un dirigible v cs el
.doblc a. las obtenidas anteriormentc
por $50 otros zeppelin.
FL 1t part.io ne Fricdrichafen.
.sobre 81 lago de Costanza y paso sobre
.dc varias ciudadcs. hasta llcgar n Hell
Igoland. DcSir este punto hasta Berlin
yiaio 4 Ia vclocidad ~ 100 kilometres
pur hura.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Sc sigue hablando de presidente provi
sional.

Niagara Falls. mayo 27.-La per
Spcctiva lie la mcdiacion continue apa-
rrcicndo mas clara. VA ia ~ duda dc
cue llurria este dispuc>in 4 >uirtarse
III programa que 81 la drclinar aqui.
Il cual incluyc II rcconorimicnto dc Ia
question agraria y la designation dc
III lIurrta.
Los medladnrc> So nrnroncn prcScn-
tar ma lisia dc candidates Y So invita-
IA no solo . los consfitucinnalistas -
~ hasla 4 los zarnfiSias u que c~scoian
II suyo entire ga li>fa In east SECURE
quo este preSidenic provisional tcndra
to'io Il pcder cue /" imparia Fl plcno
reronocimicntn lie los Estados Unidos.
los mediadores salirron hoy nara To
.ronto-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Que Huerta Sc retira es aun possible

Washington. mayo 2T.-Por conduc-
tos diplomaticos Sc recibio hoy I'm DIES.
pacho Official lie la ciudad lie Mexico
alirmando que Ia rctirada del gcnrr-
III Ilucrta - possible pcro que So re
tarda on virtud dc que II DICTATOR H.
enc neccsidad de hacer a~rrcolos que
le permitan abdicar ecu dignidad.
III srcrctarim Bryan ha cancclado sus
discusses dc csia nochc a causa dc i'm
p%urtantes asuntos oficiales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
La tempestad saliva a un negro.

Fairfield. Texas. mayo 2T--Anoche
un negro fugitivos Lloyd Thomas, cs-
eapo dc SuS perseguidorcs debido a la
formcnia. Ina mujer 10 hahia visto re-
cibir alimcntos "a Ia pucrta dc una caz-
ana y corrio a d%cnunciarlO a Ia pos.
81 pcro cuando csta lego sictc minut-
a. drSpucs. rompio In ;cmpcStad favorc-
cicndu Ia fuga del negro. La caccria
IL continuado.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Nafarrate no alcanza a Zargozs.

Tampico, mayo 25.-El coronel Naf-
arratc que manda la colmna que salio
a perseguir a los federalcs que c,acu-
aron Tmpico, ianforma que no ha Do''-
lido obligar a estas fuerZas a librar 'om-
bate. Las ultimas noticias que p1cde
dar sobrc FL general Iaragoza Y u res
Ia lie la guarnicion federal que Ia ;T.om
pan son dc que han dcsaparecidc por
las montanas en- direction del ocsi<
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Sc piden ounce mil jornaleros.

Washington. mayo 27.-Por ordcn
del secrctario lie agricultural Sc han
pucsto bolctincs en- todaS las o~ficinas
dc corrco. anunciando que Sc necesita
dc ounce mil jornalcros urtcntementc
en- Oklahoma. par mover las coscchas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Ell a~sesinato de Gustav Bauch.

Washington, mayo PEI departa-
meDto dc estado ha pedido a sus repre-
s~cntantcs mas detallcs sobre la muerte
dc Gustav Bauch. pcro Sc anuncla que
este IS solo para complctar la inror-
macion. No - hablara dc rcparacion
hasla que 81 rcstablczca la paz.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Inundaciones en- Texas.

Corpus Christi, mayo PEI rio NJ
salio de cauce entire Mathis v Cal
allen, cn una dlstancia dc veinte mi
Has, alcanzanio una anchura dc mas dc
dos millas. -Alcanza Ia mayor altura
vista "a dicz amos. Muchas casas dc me-
~)icanos han sido arrastradas por la CO.
rrlentc, pero sus habitanies han sido
salyados en- botcs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27

Versailles, mayo 2.-ios dos 81
canos Francis Quimnf y ilrhry -
ping manana DISPUTE ran NJ nm t
amateur dc golf Traces able a'
minado a tcdOs los d mas comp, a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
I'm desaire ! Felix Diaz.

Toronto. mayo 2T.-El general Eel
IL Dlaz que 80 encuentra aqni. no fue
lnvitaiO al royal garden party dado
hoy en- honor del ~gobcrnador del Ca
NADIA.
Los ~mediadores sudamericanos v los
Delegates meJicanos y amcricanos cs-
taban entire los invitados, que cran CO.
mo dos mil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Para provocar la Intervention america
ma

FL Paso. mayo 26.-El agcntc ccnsti-
tucionalisia EN- esta ciudad Rafa'i r.
Muzuuiz ha dado aviso a las autorida-
DIES amcrHcanas lie I'm plan nuevo ARA
provocar I'm conflicto con los Esi dos
Unidos. Scgum telegramas que HI re-
cibido. los voluntarios o "rojos que
Sc dcsbandaron al desocupar los fnde-
rales Ia ciudad dc Saltillo. han Firm
ado varias pequenas guerrillas Y s. dr.
rijen por disiintos caminos sobr In
frontera americana en- dondc Sc nro-
ponen cometcr dcprcdacioncs.
Ell sitio de ~Guadalalara sc inicia-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Las sufragAstas en- Is czr Aras = -
soIsr

EPSON. mayo 81 la wsfrags y
%litante Ada Rice, d,sparo una
sin bala entire las Tfernas he
darmc ~causandole ~qlsmallras. t r
rcstada. q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Emilina PankhuEst libFc ctr 20

- Londres. mayo 2 -Eiurl lima A :
hurst la leader dc Is slsiragi>' y |;
tantcs. salio hoy OFT W. Er II +~aIi
Dc Holloway. Dcsdc a cei-ncia WY -
mana pasada no ha1ii ev'rid. tea.r v
alimentos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
NOTIC|AS VARIAS
Las mujeres v el aienio.

Mines. Francia. mayo 26.-El console
general del departamento ha Notado
"a favor r-l Sufragio fcmcnlno. al ms
'irm - que cu contra AZ Ia ycnta
del ajcnjo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Descarrilamie ito Ilcctal

Smithville, mayo - 10y ir
De carga descarrilo n a. hcslr
ga dc aqui. matanC Sc j maA'ut,i'
Willim McElroy V 81 fog nero ,i'sk-l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
FL algodon subs de precir

New Orleans. may. p Has
lluvias dc Texas bas cars DO rr
pida h%lnchazon en- cfnes.~do ~
don esta manana. Lss p&r1os t2b.rrE
diecisicte a veinte puftos. q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Ell sitio dc Guadalajara Sc inicia.

Mazatlan. mayo 27.-Los constitu On
alistas intcrrumplrron aver la COZ IN
cacion telcgrafica entire Guadalf ara
v Mexico Ia que slgnlfle. Il pr ncr
paso en- Il sitio lie aquella Dobla on.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Mo.ociclsta om eia.

Chicago. mayo . z-fslNart
ark V Mare kieraa ficsaron A
cuando choco su D.. foc.r ia =
caro- dc express.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Muerte de un ce.aof snventi

Londrcs. mayo 81 So los, - t (,
son. Swan. inventor , tH erin ~ = 4
para incaiidcsccntn iuric no J
ochcnia v scis amos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Conan Doyle g. ! aierie

New York. ma ~ cir A-
Conan Doyle. Il norl sra nsgl,s
panado de Lady -, !, ii.go as' *
l%nglaterra. a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
SECCION DELHERALD
Victoria hipica an,e icarA en-

EPSON. Ingl., m; "a , f .ta$s
Durbar Second. pc n c'rltr =
Duryea. I'll unico ,lball an- (
p%rescnte. eano Il I9 hy To-. -
inta caballos. Page I in'is co +Fss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27

AGAIN THE Styles cnAAcs :

. The light attire Of Sumtl- is.rs :
. in ordcr-thc silks. he li~ns. a
: the lingeries supplaat MS ~ :
. suits. K
. Ii j. even time Ia iink abou' ~ y
> new fashions in bat ing u.ts. ZIG =
. j. one Ia keep post,~ on Tuch az 9
> news. The answer {, rich vi Be- =
. the folds of this ~ spalrT ID - I"
3 advertising columns =
. The stores int, Bret Ae - :
. styles ia merchandise % use t-se >
5 advertising 10 LEI O.. ~ ale \ Y :
: what they are loin+
The woman who IL ap - tate p r 4
. close reader of advertising ia TO- .
. periods of style ira sitiCa. ~
ssssssssssessssss.
Why did the mediator ch,e e y
Falls when they migi hav,s gong
Concord. Mass.
Amity. Ark.
Pacific. Mo.
Loveland. col.
Candor. y. Y.
Friendship. y. Y. ~
New Harmony, Ind
Mil auksc JOu3S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-27
Participaran aoaso los rebeldes.

Washington. mayo ~. Los reprcscn
tnntrs dc los Observation-Disclosures alul
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-10-22
GmNh1bLmbero
tN
CITY COUNCIL

The city council held regular
session last Monday night in place
of Tuesday night that the members
might be at liberty to attend the
Republican rally of Governor Haines
Tuesday light.
All members were present but Coun.
Gilman Bond, who was out of the
city. Minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved.
In addition to the regular routine
work. building permits were granted
TO- w. H Montgomery and C. w.
Bergman ST.. Mr.. Montgomery pro.
poses to replace his property on
Main street that was recently de
stroyed by firo, with a $4,000 struc'
ture, and Mr.. Bergman will erect
a $4,000 Cottage adjoining his resi-
dence on Shilling avenue.
The bills Of Roy Clark and Thomas
Phelps for special police service in
watching tho ruins Of the Montgomery
building. which were laid over at
the previous meeting of the council,
We're again taken up and after some
discussion were allowed.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-10-22
GOOD SUGGESTION TO
BLACKFOOT PEOPLE

1t Is surprising the amount of old,
foul matter the simple mixture Of
buckthorn bark. glycerine. etc., known
as Adler-tka, drains from the system
This remedy became famous by cur.
Ing appendicitis and acts on BOTH
the upper and lower bowel SO thor
oughly that ONE DOSE relieves sour
stomach. gas on the stomach and
constipation almost IMMEDIATELY.
We are mighty glad we are Black
foot agents for AdlerIka. e. Thore-
son, druggist. adv..3
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-10-22
A NATURAL BORN KICKER
Continued from Page y

been published only in this paper
at the contract price, which is one
fifth the amount that Trego is charg-
ing the City of Blackfoot for the
first insertion of the same character
OF work. At the very worst it was
but a matter of honest and upright
difference Of opinion between the
commissioners and the manager Of
this paper who may yet convince
the commissioners of their mistake
in cutting the claim.
Non-residents who read Trego's pa.
per must have poor opinion of
Blackfoot and her people, many of
whom are weekly charged with graft
or conspiracy of some nature, from
the transportation of public funds
to the taking of personal liberty. If
Editor Trego would devote more time
to tho upbuilding Of his own reputa-
ton, and less effort in attempting to
destroy the character of his fellow
men and women, he and this commu-
nifty would be tho better off.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-10-22
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spector.
spector.

For notary public call on Parkin'
son Realty Co. adv.
Mrs. Orvil Snyder is dangerously
i'll at the Anderson house. Her re-
covery is very doubtful, as she has
long been sufferer from chronic
kidney and heart troubles.
The Baptist ladies' realized $50
from their Merchants Carnival last
Friday night. They had an 500
house, the proceeds of which was
equally divided between them and
their lady manager.
We now have plenty Of per cent
money to loan on good farm security.
Parkinson Realty & lrv. Co. adv.
County Surveyor Christensen and
assistants from Shelley, we're in
Blackfoot this morning enroute to
the Powell road site which they
will survey.
The Booth Millinery has just re-
ceived larg shipment of Pattern
Hats, Shapes and Trimmings.
Charles L. Hare and mother, Of
Wichita, Kan, arrived in Blackfoot
last Saturday night, where they will
remain for several weeks on business.
Mr.. Hare and his father, recently
decesaed, were connected with the
Shelley bank, and his business here
now is Of a legal nature Mrs. Hare
will visit while west with Mrs. N.
A. just
Commencing next Tuesday even
ing the Taylor-Daniels Company win
open their season of Rotation Stock
at the Isis Theatre. They plan to
give Blackfoot series of dramas
and comedies never seen here before
Many of New York's latest successes
will be produced. The play announc-
ed for the opening performance Is a
four-act drama of American life en-
titled, "The Spendthrift." The work
Of Mr. Taylor and Miss Daniels is
well known to local theatre-goers and
this play affords them both a splen-
did opportunity. especially Miss Dan
iels, playing the title role. VI After see
ing her in this play, one can have
no doubt of her histronic ability. AS
frances Ward, The Spendthrift" she
runs the entire gamut of human emo
tons. Mr.. Taylor, as Richard Ward,
has splendid opportunity. Don't
forget next Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der 9th adv.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-10-22
The Brown-Hart Co.
Shoes for the whole family. Prop.
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GARAGE SOLD

Messrs. w. E. and R. G. Bills, two
enterprising young gentlemen from
San Francisco, have purchased the
machinery and stock of the Dibble
garage, and have taken charge of the
same. They are experienced me-
chanics in this line, and appear to
be affable, accommodating gentlemen.
They have six months lease on
the real estate with an option on its
purchase. Mrs. Dibble will spend
the winter with relatives in Salt Lake
City.