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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Die Wiremne ses Krieses in
$iiHs 2Intcrifa.

G3 fonnte nicht rrsblciben, bot
alcid) Sl Scgirm pc3 aricsc5 audi in
Silbs Nmerifa bic un9cbcllerliditcn
Nelbun9en perbrcitct lpurbcu. Sn
einem inns 5Ir @erfiigung geltclltcn
Srieie aIo Sno &nolp, 8rniilieu, pom
Z. Iu9nit betBt CO:
Sic @irtun9 bes c%liropGiid,en aricz
aes lit bier gan5 lrngebeuer. Iae
@dnrcn, Die Gus europa eingefilbrt
merbeu. iino uni 20 biz 80 YrpSent,
ia tbcilpciie I'M 200 &rpScnt int
Yreiie gcltieeen. Sa6 Sdaeitern Der
Inlcibes Serbarlblunacn brin9t bier
cine pDlliee Seroute hes @elbmorftes
nit iid], 10 bnB am 1. unb 3. Ilgrit
9crabe3u Elm Sturmlauf auf Die Sanz
fen eriolgtc. Die Hegieruug iab lid,
infol9ehenen peranlaBt Die 5eitipeili9e
pDaige ShlieBun9 uQer 8anfen (bis
gum IS. Guguit) nn8uproneu. Sic
&affccz Nusfu6r' itodt pollltdnoig,
Se~le9rapbens unb Spitpcrbinbnnaen
limo u%nterbrpden; Die Sabnen bubcn
tbeillpeiie Den 8etrieb cinltellcn mcllen,
ba iidl apblenman9el bemcrtlid) ntaft.
Sic 8dbrllng bes inldnbiiden @elbes
iiel rnpib bon 1 Wilreis=1 ,30-1,35
W. ali 0,S0 NJ, ia es nllroen om 4.
Guguit in Sauto5 fir Sit. Cob bis
33 Wilreis uerlangt unb nuh beSdblt.
Bic &reiie lpiro nit W~eloun9en bon
INSTRUMENTATION gefillt, ipie Der
nngeblihcu Grrnorbung bcs auiier5
Sran5 Soicf, Der @cgnnbmc bon 80
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Seeihlnt,t in Der Norbiee, mpbei ~
SGiiie unter9eaangeu ieiu ioleu,
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II. /. II. @S mag babel ermdbnt
perbcn, OaB iid bier nod Elm Sent
item aus Dem Sabre 1870 befinbct
6ur Grinncrung an Den Giu5ug Der
Sran5oicn III Berlin. 8ie bie tbats
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plaBc lit, ldRt lid audi nidt an
ndbcrlo nbucn. Sd nber Wtclbungen
iiber Die Sperationeu in HnBlanb
polia icblen, 10 lit anSunebmen. bnB
lid BORT fir ole Huiieu cine aatas
itrppbc pprbercitet, Die III germ per-
id)luei9en mphtc. Senn benz IQeman
sonnt fciu Sraiiliancr etlpas @utes.
llnb bodl beiinbet iid1 n0cr @~rpBbunbel
iait ausihlicblid in belltiGen SGn>
ben. Sic Nbfabrt Der erIten Hc>
lerpiiten BON Sap Ynolo aeltaltete it'd
81 elmer %granoioier auno9ebung bes
Seutihtbums; ctrpa 5000 Serionell
lparen AMI bem Sabnbufe perIammelt
IN oieien Sngeu iperoeu i'm Staate
Sop Yaolo Sunberie bon 0tiQioncn
perlorcu, Die mieber cin5ubrinqcn
taum mo9lid Ieiu pirb. Ser &reis
be5 auffee5 bralht bel Der Nusiubr
pm idbrlit 5pDlf Wiaioneu Sad MIR
mn 10 %. fir Den Snd 81 fauen, nm
cineu %erluit bon 100 IiQioncn bcrs
bei5uiilbren. IS lit nidt ullr BON
mcuihliden Ionberu audi bonn faufs
mdnniihen Stanbpunftc 81 iuiiuIden,
boB bns lflpcrc @eipitter. ipeldcs icBt
bn5 gauge nlte europa beinriutt. aud,
Die Gigenart Der ihlperen Naturfatds
itropheu tbcilt: ifnea. mcun aud
iiirhtcrlid) 81 iein.-na. O."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Nns GnelanS.

2pubon, Den II. Sept. IA
lln9cidbr 10000 Scrltide befinben
lid nod bier in Spnbpn. Sn Mnbce
traht Der &rie9slage fam iid pobl
feincr red)t bcfla9en; Die @eIhdite bon
Seutideu, luie Sdder, Weeger NM
Sarbierc, lciben am meiitcn unh
mund)en fpllrbeu Die Seniter ein9cs
purieu. Siel Sdulo tr6gt Die @clbc
Ereic iuic ~Gpening Nelus", r9uilr
Winpr" unb .Sailn Stetd", sic BON
9~elpobnlihen @plf piel aeleien utb poll
bon angcblid)en Sd)anotbateu Der
bcutIheu Irmcc III Scl9ien lino.
Illf pon alien m0gliden ulb une
.moglidbcn Spipneu pii1eu bicic 8ldts
ter 81 berihtcn. Sic criten 3lpei
bis brci Wpden Oe3 arieges persinq
tein Gag, an Dem nid]t SuBenbe per-
baftet murOen IQcs auf mbelpieiene
acknowledgement bin. Aui cine bless
be6ii9lide Nnfrase i'm llnterbauie err
tlartc Der Niriiter bes Snncrn Ncs
&cuna, baB in alien Sdlcn bis6er
nitt OaS @eringltc tonntc beipieier
lperocn.
Ser @%ottcsbienit in Der beutidcll
ct. 8oniiatius Stride lit unpcrGnoert
alld am 0auie pes @cielcnpereins
ipirb tiid]tig mcitcrgcarbeitct; bns
Iaes perbanft Die 9emeinbc Der that
trditi9en mo iihern &eituna ibres
Heftors Tater Sobannes Maper.
SaS @lenp lit aIlgemein gruB. iibere
al miro balbe 3eit g~earbeifet, nlanhe
Sabriten itcbcn aunS it'll. Seutihe
Irbeitcr lperbcn iibernQ 5uerit euts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
6eeen 1lmabpansieeeit Ser
ptilippimen.
Seseid,net Gpuiiift nit fernem Siten
iu Der 3Hfunft unpermcielih.

mai in a 0 II, 3. Ger re-
p%ublitaniidle Silhrer I'M NbqcorOhetens
baus, :. II, Nianm innrmeItc bllrd
icinc Meor nln I. Cttctcr ge9eu DC
Sones 8iil felrigc Aubicn AMI otC
NGlIptcr DER Administration. Die
Soncs>S iQ be3lpedt betnnmtlif Die Or
fldruug Der llnabhougiafeit mir Die
ShiIippinen, Die BON &rGiibent @tllor
ielnit nit groBer Wurmc elnpfpbleil
murbc. 81 lenner Fene, Die nlicnt@
balben, and aui Den nnbcrcu llferr
hcs Stilen GSenne. aroBc Iufre9uIla
berporgeruten, bc3ctttncte Wnnn Dos
Iufgcben Der Shilippiner ais cine
Sfipdhe mn ais cine bireftc 0efnhr
Dir Die Steiluua DER Der. Sinaren i'm
Yu5ifiidcn C5ean. Snoem sr allf Den
cpmmcr3iellen Nufidrpun9 Sapau' :
IND rne mibeilnlicbe @ritnrfen pes
dlilcitldcn 9olpheu2 binpicS, iprad,
Mann BON Der .@clbcn @efobr", ppr
Der ma lid 8citi9 lhiiBcn miliic.
Sic Hche Wann's mnftc I'M 10
grpBeren @inhrud, ais tic bireft nli
Die Hebe Wntuicl e. GueSonS, bcs
Sbilippiuen Gommtiiors iii Woibiugz
ton folgtc, Der nit gliIbeiben Wortcn
bic Srcibeir unb llnobbdngiafcit Der
Standardization ,Snielu pcrlongt bate.
u@enn iiberbdllpt idon bon elmer I'M
dbhGngigfcit Der Ybilippincu 9eipros
den mirp", iagte Mann, .lpenn Die
Snicln bpd 9eben miiiicu Damn laBt
lie opd glcid an Sopan, China,
Seutid,iano ober @nglnnb geben.
Sam lpiiien mir, Inn mas mir 81
tdmlpfcn BADEN. go iider lpie Die
Spnnc morQen friib uufgcht, 10 iidcr
miro cS 3l eincm Sample Smildcr Dem
%ferren Citen mn Dem @eiten nui Dem
Stilcn SScau ton1rncn. lluiere aan5e
@cid,idltc lcbrt ms, baB oieier Con-
lift unpermeiblid) 1T. Sd boffc, bnS
Der arieg nimmer fommt. nber ein
LANCER aampi I'm commentaries
llebergcnid,t muB an Gnae 3u cinem
Sample nit bcn Woffen filbren, neil
Dies Der leetc Shicbsrihter 5piid,cn
Den &olferu lit.
: ~Sebf iinb mir nit u%nierer aiiitc
unb Den Snieln inn Often Die Scrreu
i'm Sn5ifiiten S5enn. @plen mir
uniere porberrihenbc Stcllung uufs
aeben? Sh in6e ucin. @enn mir
bcllte bic Sbilippinen larfen laiien,
obne irgenb elm 8anb Der 3u9eboris>
felt 81 ms Damn mcrbeu lie in ipeniz
ger ais 3ebu Snbreu eillem unoeren
Solfc Gnaehoren. ltnb ielbit mcnu
lie ibrc lluobbdngi9feit fiir ~iiitfunb>
%3lpnn3i9, fiini5i9 ober gar ~bunbert
Sabre helpabren tonnten, ihlieBlid,
lpiirben JIG opt 9e9eu ulB sebrnllht
lperhcn.
.@cr niirhc bcute bor'fla9eu, So
pan cine differentiation in Werifp hos
ben 81 lailcu? @cr niiroe bcute IN
inherent 2aubc icinc ;3uitimmung
geben, fals Gngla1b Columbia an
Sapall nbtrctcn polltc? @ir tpilrbeu
in bericl6cn Minute Den aricg crs
flGren, neil mir CO nidbt 8llgcbcn
fpnnen. ouB Snpan pher China feiten
SUB on hicicr Seitc bcs Stilcn
S5eans fdiicn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Gin flcines 9iikpcrnamSmis.

&om Sanbe miro Dem 8enoelitein
beridtct: Srngt bo Gin nltes Wiiitters
lein einen nn~gebenben arieaer, mas
hcnn cigentlih bic Sapnner bon ms
mollcn. Ser Observation-Disclosures
bcbcutet ibr. pnR Die @elbcn cs AM
,ainntiGnu ab9eieben boben, lpprnif
umier Wiittcrlein entrii'tet melnt:
Vas iast hams uns erid,t 3 Yicro
Tort NIB io5t med,in's paiab unb D
eau" q 10 -. :"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

6urs uacbbem Der r~nn9dlteite
St~absofiiSier DaS Commando ilber
nomlnen bate, erbieiten mir snclitl
@eiebl sum @or9ebsn. Wit Iollten
int bcfti9iteu Seuer einsn Silgel itilr@
men. con Dem u Der Seino beions
Ders uniere 9atterien bslditiste. Sros
res INNER itGrfer peroenoeu iQdgele
bon @eihoiicu ipar pou feinolihen
Sruppcn nihts gu ieben, ais mir ndh
tur3em Seueraeie6t NIT sefdiliem
@ajonett purbrahen. Der Sabnens
TRACER itiirnte in gleider Meibc NIT
rem SifiSiereu melt ppr DER Srpnt,
cnua oreibunpert Shritt redts BON
mir. IS III mir aud inn @ecdhfntB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

ilieaer unb Sombeniperier unb ibre
iid nit sleid i6ledten abiihten ira
genbcn Sunbes9enoien aus Oeiters
reihs llngaru merocn lih panuh 81
ridtcn miiien, ioltcn lie bel ibrcr
Huhloiiateit Die bon Ger dmeritnnis
iden Mc9ierung ertldrte 9ieutralitdt
audi 9ln6li6 miBadten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Gin gutter Menid).

SoitSfneht: Gin outer aerl Der
Ser &nGpile, @ie i'd i'm Qeitern
binausueluorier bah, bat er mir nod
EN- &riItgelG 'ae6'nl"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
Theatre Tulane-A GOOD wa
DANIELS SMASHES NAVAL
PRECEDENT BY LATEST ORDER

Washington, July 28.-Abolition OF
Imprisonment for desertion from the
navy in times of peace was ordered
today by Secretary -Baniefs. Under
the new regulations, bluejackets who
overstay their leave or commit similar
breaches of discipline will be summar-
lily dismissed instead of being sent to
prison, while men who become dissatis-
fed with the service and want to quit
may have an honorable discharge by
merely refunding certain enlistment al
lowances.
This radical departure from tradi-
tional naval methods had been under
consideration by the secretary ever
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28

since he came into office. He an
rounced today that the navy now had
practically full quota-51, ,348 enlist
ed men-compared to a shortage of
more than 1000 eighteen months ago,
and that the time to take the step
had come.
Secretary Daniels, in a statement
announcing the new order, said:
"Enlistments in the navy have al
ways been for a definite period-at
present four years-and it has always
been difficult and at times impossible
for men to terminate their contract of
enlistment by honorable discharge be-
fore the enlistment expired. If a
man remained absent from his ship
or duty after having been granted a
leave, this made him a deserter and
on conviction involved prison SEN
tence.
"After very careful and thorough
consideration, and after a referendum,
in which views of many of the high
est officers of the navy were obtained,
the secretary became convinced that
this general situation was untenable,
and ret in keeping with modern bust
ress ideas. The new order is in ac-
cordance with the opinions expressed
by majority of the officers of the
navy, whose views were invited, and
whose long experience enabled them
to speak with authority.
"Thc old plan, INVOLVING long i'm
prisonment, created among enlisted
men feeling that during their term
of enlistment, if they desired to leave
the navy, they were as if in bondage.
Furthermore, this feeling on the part
of the men that their services were
required and that they would be re-
tanned in the navy regardless of their
conduct, doubtless in large measure
accounted for much of the absence,
over leave or absence without leave,
and other offenses which would never
he tolerated in any well organized bus
mess on shore, but which at times
have been quite prevalent in the serv-
ice."
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
Tickling Ends in Tragedy.

Pittsburg, July 28.-Tickling a
friends nose with a straw led to the
death of Eumon J. Lissey of North
Braddock. He visited his friend, John
Quentin, and when he entered the
house he found him doing. Taking
& straw, Lissey began to tickle him
on the nose.
Awakened suddenly, Quentin jumped
up in bed, pulled his revolver from
under a pillow and shot Lissey.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
Driven From Bay City.

San Francisco, July 28.-Chui Quai
a representative of President Yuan
Shi Kai of the Chinese republic, who
arrived Saturday to try to pacify rev.
Clutionary factions in San Franchises
Chinatown, has made a hasty depar-
ture, presumably for New Orlens and
Cuba. 1t is said that his life was
threatened.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
Serial No. 023S49
CNot coal lands)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
T.ss

n. s. Land office, Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, June %. 1914
"a Vaughn. OF Seeley, State of Cali
fornia, assignee of Dennis sullivan, mas
filed in this office her application to
enter under the provisions OF Section
the United States, Lot A, Section 2s,
township 16 81 Range IL E. 5. B.
meridian.
,,ersely the land described, or desiring
Is object because of the mineral char
acter OF the land, or for any other
reason. 10 the disposal TO applicant,
sbonid file their affidavits of protest
ln ms office on or before the LIST day
" August, 1914. FRANK BuREN,
~ Register.
Notice to be published in the Imper-
tal valley Press, Eel Centre, Cal
First publication June 30. 1914.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
ParalyZed in Shallow Water.

San Diego, July .28.Several physi-
clans were today working over Thorn
as Thornton, 17-year-old son of Colo
mel and Mrs. Thomas Thornton, who
was perhaps fatally injured by diving
into shallow water in The cove at La
Jolla Saturday. The boy still has a
chance for recovery. He is paralyzed
from the neck down.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28

When you come to Los Angeles we
want you to stay with us. No bet
ter rooms, service or cafe in the city,
and prices extremely low. Take a
taxi from station at our expense.
Hotel Cordova, Eighth and Figueroa
streets.-Adv.TTS
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
Complaint Thrown Out.

San Diego, July 2S.-In the Collier
divorce trial this morning the COM
plant of Colonel d. C. Collier was
thrown out, the lawyer for Mrs. Col
lier showing that no dates or definite
charges were shown. Colonel Golfers
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
PLEASANT VIEW APARTMENTS

j16 South Rampant Blvd, Los Angeles
in beautiful Westlake district; large
. and Groom apartments. modern in
every particular. Heliotrope Drive and
West Sixth cars. Home 55734S. Will
IL
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
CAMP BONITA

Fishing, hunting, croquet. Finest
dance pavilion and tennis court In
mountains. Cobblestone huts and tents
complete for ousekeeping. For fur
ther particulars address Camp Bonita,
14O South Hill ST. Los Angeles. Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
Barge Wreck in Canal Blown Up.

Panama, July 28.-The wreck of the
drill barge Culebra, which was sunk
by an explosion of dynamite last week,
was blown up yesterday morning. The
wreckage will be removed during the
week. This is the last obstacle in
the channel and navigation will then
be free through the canal.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
Ti0ga Apartments

1877 :. Hoover ST. Los Angeles
House and furnishing absolutely new.
Large, airy. completely furnished one
and two-room apartments. Everything
IN adern. Janitor service. Large lobby
piano, sun room. Rates $4,000 and up,
including laundry, lights, etc. Hot and
cold running water. Ideal in all ap-
pointments
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
Ponce De Leon Apartments

1136 8. AIvarado St, Los Angeles.
Convenient TO west 11th and Pico cars.
Two and three room suites. New, hand
somely appointed and every modern
convenience. All outside rooms. Phones,
Home 54476-Sunset Wiltshire 514.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
KING EDWARD HOTEL

730 Seventh St. San Diego, California
European. Private telephone and hot
and cold water in all rooms. Hotel
service best. Rates per day. soc, 75c,
$1.OO, $3.50. Phone Main 5798.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
The st. Anthony
Apartment Hotel


Cor. Broadway a. 17fh St. San Diego.
Amusement rooms, ball room, sun par
Tor. Private baths and telephone in all
apartments. Steam heat. Walking dis
tance. Phone Main 1347.
c. w. Soper. Proprietor.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
CITY AND VALLEY,

Judge Cole Here-Judge Franklin ].
Cole returned to the valley this morn
Ing from Los Angeles and at once
entered on the pressing work of the
Superior court, which will be in session
curing the week.
y X
l.. X 5. Theatre-The sixth INSTALL
ment of "The Perils of Pauline" the
S2o,OoO prize photo play, will be the
Leading attraction at the L. e. S. the
atre tonight, "The Doctors Test;-
mony," a two-reel drama, and "Their
New Lodger," a bright comedy, max
ing flve-reel program. There will
be two full shows-7:3O and 8:45. No
advance in prices.
X X
Theatre Tulane-A good western
comedy on the order of the cowboy
millionaire, entitled Slippery Clim. y
VIII make you forget your troubles at
the Tulane tonight. A special Lubin
tWo-reel feature, with Arthur John
son IN the lead, and the Selig news
oi the world, conclude the program.
The only house with preceding svs-
tenn, cooler than outdoors.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
Rubiyat Apartments

427 South Hope St. Los Angeles
New two and three-room suites. Fire
proof building, large veranda, good air,
three short blocks from shopping dis
trict and all theatres. Convenient to
all street cars. Best location in town.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28

lawyer will be allowed to amend the
complaint. Neither party was in court,
but big crowd attended.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
ShattO Apartments
1896 ShattO ST.,
Los Angeles

Modern apartments, high elevation,
best service. Private baths. Private
and Seventh Street car lines. Write for
reservations.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28

THE WAGON FOR HAULING COTTON

n e.overh heser roads
made of exene mate
esel
o. dwood in the
Should madeo welsea seasOnedm mater
in
o
amy Should heavily ioned @~saa
Shoudrun eroads are heaye
hauling with the
modes
Judgment o
the
We eslaM Gears
in
skeinw sareg eraIy
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
THE ST. JAMES HOTEL

American Plan
SIT West Twenfy-third St. Los Angeles
A homelike hotel. A house of un-
usual excellence. Choice location, near
st. James Park and Chester Place.
Lobby, Parlors, Porches. Rates $500
per day, meals included. Special rates
by week or month or for more than
one in a room. Take University car.
Home 20101; Sunset West 27S2.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
Minnewaska Hotel
And Apartments

No noise. No dust, pure air. yet only
three blocks -from- -BEea a+dd va y- " INEAtorr,
tennis court, Roof garden and reason
able rates. POI 50. Grand, Cor. End &
Grand Los Angeles Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28
WAGNER HOTEL

SII South Hope ST.. Los Angeles
100 rooms: 60 baths. Opened April
/. 1914. Single rooms without bath,
81 up. Single rooms with bath, S15O
up Special rates by week or month
Delightful, honey suites with private
hall and roomy closets. Convenient
to cars, banks and stores. Phone In
every room, 24-hour service.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-28

One of the finest constructed hotels
in San Diego. Possesses every com
fort and convenience. Hot and cold
running water in each room. Steam
heat. Large ground floor lobby
Rates, 35c and soc a day, or 81.
$3.50 and SO per week.
Under the personal management of
Norris & Moore. ProprietorS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-14
FAKE ROBBERY FOUND OUT.


Oklahoma City, Aug. 1.-two years
in the state penitentiary is the penalty
c. w Jones, formerly assistant cash
ier in a bank at Texola, will have to
pay for the theft of $4,000 while he
was employed by the bank The bank
was robbed in 1906 and Jones was
found in the vault with his hands tied
and handouts on his wrists. He re-
ported that robbers had done the work
and later left the country. While in
Oregon recently he joined the church
and his conscience bothering him, con-
fessed that he had robbed the bank
He returned and pleaded guilty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-14
SEE HAND or FIREsue.


Oklahoma City, Aug. 14.-A grand
Jury Will be asked TO investigate the
burning Of Morrill, hail. the adminis-
tratfon building of the A. & NJ. college
at Saltwater. 1t is the opinion of w.
A. MeKeehan Of the state fire mar
shal's office, who made an investiga-
tion following the fire. that the build
ing was set on fire. McKeehan went
to saltwater and took testimony. This
win be presented to the local authori-
ties at saltwater. According to the
Testimony Of witnesses examined by
McKeehan, something sensational may
come out of the matter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-14
TORNADO AT BUTLER, MO.

Butler, Mo-, Aug IA small tor
nado passed over the county late yes
terday. A large Chautauqua tent, oc-
cupied by more than 100 people, was
blown down, Many persons were pain
fully cut and bruised but physicians
say that none was dangerously in
jured Trees and buildings were dam
aged and wires blown down, making
it impossible to learn the full extent
OF the damage The wind was fol
lowed by heavy rain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-14
- AT THE
Wnu ~
T1dy houses
EzKzEua EuasauuuuznzzzznnEzEzz4zzn
- -
Look Tor the Word
X zY
II Spells Good Show.


The coolest theater in town.
Special feature extraordinary.
Lost in Mid Ocean" A three reel
vitagraph feature that is one of the
best features have shown in my the
ater.
kidnapped in Japan from her hus-
band, the young wife escapes from her
villainous captors. She sails for
America. The steamer strikes an ice
berg and is lost in mid-ocean. Cling
ing to part of the wreckage. the girl
is saved. All trace Of her husband Is
lost until she is rescued from burn
ing building and they are strangely
reunited. A drama OF thrilling adj
ventures and startling experiences.
"McBride's Brides Kalem comedy
with Ruth Roland.
Good music
SCENTS 10cENTs
Coming Saturday, "Dollie of the Dai-
lies No. TO-"
Coming Monday. Mary Piclxford in
THE Girl from MELONS,"
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AIR D o N Z.

Where the cool breezes blow.
The ellison -Bradfield Stock Co. pre-
sent Lavender and Old Lace four
actd rama This is dramatization Of
Myrtle Reeds famous book. Every
lady should see it.
is cENTS-25 CENTS
Saturday, "The Poor Rich" will be
repeated by request.
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00UGG THEATRE
TONIGHT
PICTURES

MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY"
Thanhouser's big production, with all
their big favorltes.
THE GUN MAN"
Two reel Reliance drama.
"A SUSPENDED CEREMONY"
Another Beauty comedy with Mar.
guerite Fischer.
RESCUED BY WIRELESS"
101 Bison drama, with a powerful
story.
Tomorrow. THE End Of a Perfect
Day. Amesican two act drama, with
Ed Coxen and Winnifred Greenwood.
Have coming, THE Master Mind"
featuring Edmund Breese in five
parts, 212 scenes.
Our show is always interesting from
start to finish.
Our pictures are the best. Picked
from the two best film services in
Oklahoma.
Pictures are always steady, bright
and clear. Prices
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Express Want Aos prng results.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

| ings when tho river Is as placid as a
lake, and when a soft, cool breeze, that
haunts no portion of the heat-rtdden
city, Is to be found.
Then every canoe In the lighthouses
Is cut, everyone makes for the shady
Virginia shore, and there, under over
hanging trees, the canoes are plentiful
But the river Is wide. and there Is room
for many more. As evening comes, on
occasionally pun noisiiy up and down.
every canoe must have a light. Some
times II is a Chinese lantern, and some
times lust an electric flash. but the ef-
feet Ia equally picturesque.
All OF this sounds very attractive 70
the reader; but the question: Is the
Every person to whom the river is
mentioned makes this same query. and
1t has. perhaps, to do with the fact
that the Potomac is practically shunned
by washingtonians. Where there are
many hundreds OF canoeists and people
in boats there should be thousands.
What is the answer?
From personal experience. day In ana
day out, in stormy weather and calm
weather, the writer can stSfe that the
river is safe. This means that IN THE
DISTRICT MENTIONED there are no
rapids no whirlpools, no eddies, and no
overpowering current. The river is
safe all right, all right-it's the peoI.le
themselves who are notsafe-that is the
answer.
The accidents never have been the
fault of the river. but Of the Individual.
Investigation of eery accident that has
ever occurred on the river (and there
are very few at this point)s will prove
that the fault was with the individual
One large. envesoptns. general rule'