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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30

fresh advance and soon touched an
extreme of almost \ cents ~ the May
option. nearly ounalling the record OF
tn day ON which war was declared
Wlioat sold az "a dollar and three cents
as AGAINST o. as cents last night.
Dcspitc the Increased strain OF to-
days bie advance on top or the cx-
tpordinary rise day before yesterday
IN, clearing house reported hat all
frins had met their obligations.
-Rumors that Germany and RUSSIA
had severed diplomatic relations
,suscd a fresh burst of excitement Ia
tie wheat pit just before midday. In
atfow mute prices had SURPASSED
the early high level by more than a
cent.
Many 81 the largest traders With
drew from the wheat pit altogether
Withdrawal Of FIRMS from active
business operations on exchange t1-
cfcascd rs the day wore and az news
by cable became more and more omi'
NOUS 4 number Of houses went "a
rar az 10 give numbers of the en-
pIoycs " complete f%urlough.
Firgt transactions IN the May de
livery today were either at the doilni
mark or anywhere from l 10 2 cent
above.
By noon May had reached si.Oil.
and the December option which las
night was worth only 81 n Ia
Jumped to ti.O0 even.
After a sensational advance today
owing "a the imminonce Of Russii
and Germany entering the Ausiro
ger,ian war. the wheat marke
closed almost in a state ~ collapse.
sScomingiy complete paralysis o
export demand was responsible 70
tie weakness OF prices NJ the clos'
when values were down 2 cents
hushol from earlier high figures, tn
rise IN war risks on the ocean, max
ing shipments unprofltablc. SCENE
20 be what put n stop To buying o
Foreign account. Jumps IN price .
one timo today were fully 3 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
CANADIAN WAR OFFICE
BECOMES VERY ACTIVE.

Halifax, y. s.. July 80. canadian
Press Dispatch There were indica-
lions here today OF great activity on
the part OF the garrison al Halifax,
after the receipt. a. Is reported. of a
dispatch from tho war Office in Lon-
don.
The Royal Canadian field artillery
Of both companies stationed In the
citadel were taken 10 the forts on
transports. a special train Wilt brins
back ihs Toya! Canadian rifles sta
toned in AldershoL. late this morning,
and u is expected thai when these
troops arrive the infantry viii De
held in readiness for anyeontlneoney.
u b. reported that the artillery VIII
Immediately man the forts in the
harhor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
ENGLISH STUDENTS HASTEN
TO GIT or OF Gt.t;HAN'

London, duly 30.-A numbc. oi
Enelish students lett Germany last
nlsht and arrived here today. One
no came from onn on the Rhine,
said thai between that town and Col
oFne the train in which he WAS traf-
cling passed eight trains loaded with
German soldiers toward the French
frontier.
The bridges and an the lines were
closely guarded and intense excite
ment prevailed in all the towas in the
district where h. was understood the
schools were TO be converted into mill
starry hospitals.
Tho Special army rcsarvisis called
10 the CcioTa today comprise electric
inns. military engineers and mine lay-
ers.
The British admiralty also request
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
AMERICANS HURRY TO
GET HOLD on CASH

Paris. July 30.-Many American
tourists. approhonsivc OF being
caught In Europe without consider
nbln quantities Of cash, have been
selling checks on New York. ON
Tuesday they received five francs
and II contimos for each dollar. To-
day only five francs was offered
them. Some Of the American bank
ing agencies here are importing Eng
lish gold 10 supply their customers.
A s%omi-panie has broken out
among some Of the American tray
elcrs, who sec the possibility Of be-
Ing kept In Europe indefinitely
should a general var break out. as
nearly half 81 tho passenger steam
era probably would cease running In
transatlantic service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
AMERICANS PORN PARTY
TO TAKE TIIE FIELD

Vienna, July s0.-A movement is
on o o among American citizens and
British subj rs living In Hungary 60
form "a -, lal corps 10 accompany
the Hungarian army into the field.
according TO a telcgram from nuda-
pest. II Is said that British officers
who served In the Boer war ana who
have "a lively recollection ~ Emperor
Fmncis Joseph's sympathy az that
time are az the head Of the move
mcnt.
Scenes 81 extraordinary enthusiasm
accompanied Emperor fraueis Jo-
ecph's return 10 the Austrian capital
To-Day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
ENGLAND PREPARES FOR
GERMAN A1rrACk IN FAR EAST

Hankow, China, July aO.-lt is
understood that the British admiralty
similarly Is dismantling all the small
British gunboa,s in Chinese waters.
sending their crews to Hong KOng
and Wci-Hai-Wel. Ia order to defend
those important possessions against
n possible German attack.
The three gunboats were tied Ca
the docks and other c%aretakers left
In charge. The crews departed to-
night for shanghai ana later prob
ably will go To- Hong Kong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
FEW AMERICANS ANXIOTs
TO RETURN HOME

New York. July 3o.-Cablo advlcos
from Paris n London made public
here today indicate hat thousands
Of American tourists we've awaiting
developments before continuing trips
eastward. a. the American consul
late In Paris hundreds Of Americans
are calling daily. seeking informn-
ton concerning the safety Of ventuf-
Ing into Germany and Austria, bui
few Instances are mentioned of
Americans booking passage for an
immediate return home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
GERMAN TROOPS PREPARE
FOR ENGLISH ATTACK

Picking. July 3G.-Thc German
troops forming the guard az Ticn
Tsin made preparations 10 proceed a.
Using Tau. which II Is understood will
be attacked from the sea by the Brit
ish Immediately upon declaration oi
war. 10 Il should occur. The protcc-
ton of foreigners t%hroughuut china
will therefore largely depend upon
the American and Japanese fleets
and the foreign troops al the treaty
ports.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
FRENCH CABINET TO
HOLD DAILY SESSIONS

Paris. July 3o.-Prosidont roincare
presided over "A meeting OF the Froncli
cabinet this morning at which the
European war situation exclusively
was considered. The cabinet is 20
hold daily councils while the inter-
national crisis lasts.
Every military preparation short OF
mobilization has nov been made In
France. The principal railroad sta
lions aad al the signal boxes ana
switches are today guarded by troops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
" A R


tCuniinuch from pnCc oncl
uamnEc ga other parts of the scrviln
capital The British legation was
struck b. an Austrian she'll. Scfyiau
sharp shooters greatly harricd the
Austrian artillery men during the
ho~mbardmeut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
AWFUL SLUMP IN
COTTON AT NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans. July 30.-As ;he re-
anl Of pcsslmistic cnbiegrams today
from large market centcrs Of Europe,
and caguc rumors To the effect that
big English concerns were cabling this
side not TO risk further shipments OF
various commodities, cotton declined
two dollars and a half n bale during
The iatc forenoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
ARMED GUARDS WATCH
ALL GERMAN RAILROADS

Berlin. July 3O.-statc railwa
employees armed with carbines and
ball cartridges were placed on duty
today nd all the railroad bridges aud
c~ulvorts throughout Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
GERMANY oRDEIls RESERVES
10 PIiEtPARE FOR DUTY

Berlin. July ao.-Preiiminary In
%structions were sent today BY ths
German war department 20 all on
GERS and soldiers OF the reserve "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30

sandpapering of mail articles can
be done with a disk talking machine
hy %fastening the ape 90 the felt.
starting the motor ana folding the
articles against *.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
Doors Open
at 9 a. m.

hold themselves In readiness 20 j9in
the colors.
The officers Of the regular army han
received Instructions yesterday 70 hold
themselves In rcadiness for the nohi-
uzatl0n 81 their units.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
!. Away. Fay to Advertise.

Rev. w. II. Thompson. of Belle
fontaine. Ohio. arrived In La Junta
last Saturday morning accompanied
by his son. A. Il. Thompson. who
comes to Colorado In the hope OF
being benefited in health. Rev.
Thompson had an usual experience
In Kansas City. while on his way west
His son had started on the journey
to La Junta alone. but on reaching
Kansas City found that he was not
physically able 70 continue the Jour
ncy. lie telcGraphed TO his father
to come 10 Kansas City At once. but
gave no address. and the father ex-
pected his son TO meet him at the
train.
On the fathers arrival in Kansas
City there was no son In evidence.
and he put In several anxious days
visiting hotels and lodging houses
looking for his son without result.
A reporter for the Kansas City Star
became Interested in the case. and
the first thing he suggested Was 20
insert an advertisement In the Star
ON the morning after the first ap-
pcarance Of the Star the young man
was located. He had taken up
quarters In . hospital. and the ad.
vcrtisement vas noticed BY some Of
the attaches Of the institution. BY
this means father and son were soon
brought together. This 10 not the
only Instance where II pays TO ID.
vertisc.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
,sssAodass nrosAssAood lssssasg

The Methodist BrothsShood met
II the church parlors last Monday
night. about fifty members bsins
among those present Three new
members were initiated into the mys
teriss Of the brotherhood. and very
enjoyable evening was spent.
The members Of the Brotherhood
are arranging for pancake fry" on
Friday evening. November goth. at
which time the members will mix.
fry and serve the pancakes In the
highest style known TO the culinary
art. In order that the ladies may
be convinced that this Is no Joke.
the members have decided to invite
their wives to be among those pres
ent on this anspicious occasion.
F. p. Austin. who has had such
great success In organizing Boys
Club Clee Club. has agreed to under
take the task OF organizing a Boys
Brotherhood Glee Club.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14

The pennant donated by the Dra-
per Shoe and Clothing Company for
the team winning the interciass has
ket ball series has arrived and Is
now on display insthe show windows
OF that company. It is a beautiful
piece OF workmanship. about five
feet long and two feet wide. The
background is of purple and orange
with black letters reading Cham
plons i914-15; Interclass Basket
Ball Contest The names Of the
class having the highest percentage
will be placed ON one end In white
letters. This pennant will be one
more to add TO the already numer-
Gus collection belonging to the High
School trophies.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
nal.IssI -.

Ths eutieok ~ eos1 hoske1
ball tsaa = ~ hiGA senssa -
ysas = esrtaialy 49, psvnia1as.
The iatss-eaass sanss. asw bs,ne
played. ~ ereatiag ! sruaisr iaeer.
ct snd dsvsloplng neee saisslal
than there would hsvs besa -
practics for the first tsaa bagua
right away.
II Il said By The different coaehes
for the teams that bettar team
than ever before may be expectsd
to take the floor for Ia yunta when
the season opens In January.
The various interclass games which
have been played during the last
two weeks and the score follows:
Seniors. Is. Commercial IS:
sophomores ~. Fresmen IL: Juni-
ors 81. Fresmen 10; Commercial .3.
sophomores 1s; Seniors 81. Fresh
men 4 Juniors 81. sophomores Is.
The standing OF the teams includ-
ing Wednesdays games follow:
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
knights of COLUMBIA. Install officer,

At the regular meeting OF Arkan-
sas Valley Council. No. i1Gi. Knights
of Columbus, held Thursday even
ing, officers for the ensuing year
were Installed With the assistance OF
District Deputy II. Il. MINER and
State Warden w. j. MeNally. The
officers Installed are as follows;
Grand Knight-Floyd p. Roberts.
Deputy Grand Knight--A. l.. Cash
Chancellor-John Fisher.
Financial Secrctary-Albert l..
Burbank.
Treasures. Moyemont.
Recording Secretary-H. +. Ath-
erton.
Lecturer-Dr. J. F. Kearns.
Adyocatc-Richard Reinecke.
warden--G. Ruegg.
Inside Guard. Golfer.
Outside Guard. Brennan.
Chaplain-Rev. Felix Diliy.
Trustecs-C. l.. Mcdonald. b.
Freesmier. ID. l.. Crowley
After the installation the ladies OF
St. Anne's Altar Society served a
four course banquet
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
EAST HoLBRooK.

=. A. Neuswanger has started up
his threshing outfit for = few days
in order to thrssh some milo maize
for the farmers Of the neishborhood.
The sewing Circle met Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. c. T. Kaufman
for an all day sewing. The work
done was for the benefit Of the Mem
MONTE mission at Kansas City. Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hammci. who
since their return from Idaho. have
been living In the same house with
Mr.. and Nrs. Christian Rich. have
moved 70 chssav. whsrs thsy a.
~ % rsssds until spsins.
Q. ID. Yodsr made N suto trip 70
Brandon over Sunday 70 visit with
friends at that place. He was ae-
companied BY Rev. J. y. Nunsaa-
her Who filled the regular monthly
appointment there. They returned
Monday.
Frank Osborn Of Cheraw. has
rsated the Z. l.. Estep farm north Of
Horss Greek for next year. He e.
pscts 10 take possession % soon -
. house can be erected. TO take the
place of the one destroyed by fire
last summer.
Rev. d. 9. Brunk conducted both
nornins and evening services at ths
Meanonite church last Sunday. NJ.
anA Mss. Brunk wsnt 70 vairnount
nsa1ay 70 spend . ssv days visit
iag their daughter. Mn. Anos
Rhodes and family. bsfess return
Nc % their hons u Hssstea. Kan.
CHARLEY Hastslse ssfesssd . pain
I'll accident last Tuss1ay vhlle e.
onoe1 10 paistias . tan. The ~
~ - vhcA - vas slaslias. ~
~. asA shrevisg Mn = ~
gsoaad. fsseesFlng hls vSlses. Ne
wa0 taken - CAssav vhsee ~ h.
jasy vss tssees1. aflss vhieh ~
Vas abss = sseusa y his hena.
~ - usaosees Llossasy -
sosev. vhieA ~ bssa dlseeaelnue1
oos1ng ~ 0a00eg. again eook -
~ vesk lase Friday svssing. n
0ooelas was well attsals1 os1 ~
0a0bess disDlaye1 . ee00sa1ahoe
e11Auslaa 70 ~ wesk - ~ eosle-
Y. 4 nseies was nale as1 o1oDe-
-. - hsl1 ths nsseiaes svssy two
vssks. issesa1 q weekly. - hsesee-
~.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Ma \. G. laos Deit lass Friday
aishs fes wavssiy. IIaa.. y visit ~
0eehee les tAsee vesks.
~ MeesAanoD Asooo1oliea IN
slvs eAsls ssoulas 0sneAly lianse q
aasneay Han ssst Tsesoay sveaanG
seoneoeoag DeoqOelv q Sso0
o'sooGk. TAego IN y q 1n1ogoc1.
~ DeoUo0oe - evogy momhop r
ufoeoll1 soQUesoe1 - = peonl
~ oe.ee ~ N ~ ~ ~
oesooeee ~ Uooe ea01l4 1oegnoo
m ~ Deooone ~ unon SonnonI
i 1915 ~ 0a1o ~ . psopooe p
. ~ ~ uDoo1s1e ~. M r
- ~ - na|bo ~ ~ . 60
- psooeoe = = elsooBss ~. 0o
~ eooog1ng - ln10umr1n61
oee..een eeeenl1g - : oo1lo1 e
ooogQv oougooon 0nnoHs
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Rev. W. II. Thompson. Of Belle
fontainc. Ohio. will preach At tho
Methodist church tomorrow. both
morning aud evening.
Lee Giliea bought the coitman
property formerly owned by =. r.
Turley. at al Belleview avenue. =
few days ago. The consideration
was 5000 spot cash. which was n
bargain.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
reaay rarsy.

A Penny Party will b. given n
Harmony Hall on Saturday. Hovem-
her iSth. from : 70 8 o'clock In the
afternoon and from : 70 o'clock In
he evenine. By Mn. J. y. Laasisy's
cian Of the Presbytesiaa sunday
school.
The admissioa viii b only one
penny. and . large number Of chit.
drcn. young people and their friends
are expected 10 b Drsseat.
The manner Of osfssing for sale
the various objects 70 b dlsposed os
will b. unique. There viii ~ Q Fish
Poad. Fortune Tsllias. unh BAG.
Candy Packages. A Huadred. Pocket
Lady. Sandwichea. Deleetabls Dsisks.
TIE moaey ssoa ~ sais b % ~
used % . charity fual b ths elass
~ho ere intsrsssed h Ill kisds oe
eeod wosks tAFeusAeul tAs vhoss
ceanusity. Ths pesssscs and pas-
eooass % shs Du1lle h selleieel.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
sors t,lJUp xossn

vissssn ass always vssssas u ~
~.
GAufsjs Dsarl = . Oane eAse has
~ besa Dlaye1 nusA q ~ soob
- ssvssal yeasu. ~ \ = assoG1a0
~ onooeooe ~
q Doevsnbss ~ Z puanaeDe
~ vae eeUnnooo1 - esyanoo-
n1D ln111n1o1 ~ pgo1uo1ng : ~
.no 49, 1ug)no ~ V1noog. ~
49, Q. uea1vs g - ~ ou1ooo
onv, ~ GAngDo e ~ 0ooogo,
- ooss O. = allvA nnne,1v
~ 0ou1oU Vopo oDUoone -
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
La 5UxTA FUnIsC sCn0oG
Record To- - Nss1h - 010unss
GAowins Per Csne - AA0n1
ases sad Punetana1ay.

Superintendent Apstin - just
issued Bulletia No. - shovfaG tAe
principal features psrtaininS - a.
tendance and punctuality Of peOlls
for the school month ending Octpber
30. 1914. as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
High Grade MIN Cows For Sale

have some high grade milk cows
for sale ut the Mast Place. five miles
due north OF La Junta.
G. r. STOKES.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
BANNER RECORDS.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

observation-disclosures, 96.1S.
Punctuality-Park. 99.s2.
ROOMS.
Attendance. Grade 4. Park school
9S.s7; Miss Nicholson.
Punctuality. Grade S. LIncolu
school. 10000; Miss Mccauley.
Punctuality. Grade ?. Columbian
school. 10000: Miss Rcckord.
Puctuality. Grade 4. Columbia
school. 10000; Miss Kampf
Puctuality. Grade Z. Columbian
school, 10000; Mr.. Roberts.
Punctuality. Grade l. Park school,
10000: Miss Herren.
Puctuality. Grade 3. Park school
10000; Miss Lesher.
Punctuality. Grade 8. Park school,
10000; Miss Moberly.
Punctuality. Grade z. Park school
10000; Miss Mills.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
Msassslle Ola1sA.

ussal services q ~ Nssssaiss
sousgAs eosnee g ooaoa ~ svsaus
- 01gAeA Gesoee oo0essev. boeh
nssnlag - ssss1nO. oualay
seAoee q - e'soeek. leoleve1 -
oeeaeA1aO . - eieleok. Youas
rooOoeis Do1oe 0eoo1no g Z o'eloes,
ooooevo1 ~ oogDea.
q q Ds1ak ~ DssasA nosalns
- GvooooG. useeAoe nguah Gnno
- u JuneA . ~ ~ loooaooooo
OsooeAss. Ahooe ~ yoaso - -
Dovo1 - C1oegol xnnns - = -
~ = . GAese ~ 4 eoe01n1 M.
ol1oo = o1onnoo1 = ~ - =
5Aoos rnAsvsslA ! ,1,.l.s.s.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
f.. q. nDa /;
Ihu4 Soe|il
h OO1vO1

= ese eel! knewn 10 need aay .intse.
deeelen. eeis ssfersncee ere his pa.
e &C., &C.,. .cs !. .S:.s sS:::sssss; ss:::s,,
catasacis ssmcvel and esess syes
:y.. ss .n1 @.rs:;:s S:..... ',:s:
sts.!e.s .,l.sses scientifically saSssssd
ey the la!ses and snsse approved sp.ie.
ssss 49, m.seS.1:; .1s nff.ssIs cases ana
IN celes.1c' a isrss sssss q glasses
$4,000 s.s s,s,s,s's sssss sc sass 4 is;ss
sss rss.ssssss.. Es,iss;ssssssS. Sss ss,s:ssa sssi
whsn Of : nsevsse aiilra 80 eliss
:ss ss.: = :ss ss's'I s::s:s s:s. q
a.: :::s:.s'E \. =: e: :..:::,.: - .:.:: =:
;;:s :;:!s.:s & 81 yss ~
q: e. - !: ~ e i:::ss::il = y =
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- ~: ::sss:.l ~ z: Nv ~ .''''''
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s :;''ss.,:::' !. (. u: E.:I;'. '::'.,:: y ::
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La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
EAST LA JUNrA SCHOOL.

South La Junta-Pee cent Of at
tendance. so.77: tardy. I: pes csae
Of punctuality. sS.so.
Kindersastsa-rsr csat Of atsend.
snce. SI.0i.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
GRAND TOTAL.

Total eaFoliasat. 1914. 1883: per
csat Of attsndascs. SS.oS: tardiness,
i~i: puacsuality. SS.7l.
Total earollasat. 1919. 1910: ~
esat es setsa1aaes. SALT: tasdlnsss,
iS7: puaetuality. $3.50.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14

LIVERY and transfer; Barr { Rose,
phone Junia 90.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
WANTED

TRADE a. .he palace Drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
MONEY TO LOAN
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Four room brick house.
Inquire OF DR.. f. F'inney.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14

Some one to piece quilt
blocks on shares; also male canary
for sale Write Box II. r. r. H..
M One
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14

FOR RENT--Honse; modern; at
sos Colorado avenue, Phone
East IT'S.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14
VAUDEVILLE BILL
OFFERING At THE
BIJOU THEATER

Local vaudeville and high-class NOV.
ing pictures will provide the bill to-
night and tomorrow night at the Bijou
theater pending the opening on
Wednesday night of the Jack Magee
Musical Company for an indefinite en-.
gagement. The Magee company will
arrive tomorrow. =..-t - FL D..
The vaudeville program as being ar
ranged promises many real treats as
well as some good fun. The manage
ment purposes to change the bill night.
.ly and to give all Honolulu aspirants
for thespian fame an opportunity to
perform. -., .--# ........
While number of acts have already
been selected, number more are de-.
sired and Manager Magoon invites all
persons with a vaudeville act which
they desire to submit for the approval
of theatergoers to call on him at the
Bijou business Office. - r..
In addition to the vaudeville pro-
gram there will be shown a selection
of high-class moving pictures, a change
of program to be made each night. The
headliner nightly will be a two-reel or
three-reel film and four or. five single
reels to fill in The combination yaude-
vile and moving picture bill has prov.
en- popular On the mainland and should
be appreciated in Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14
THE WRECK IS
POPULAR film
AT YELIBERTY

| Though only a three-reel film, "The
Wreck, : featuring all the well-known
stars Of the Vitagraph company, is
proving as popular at Ye Liberty the
alter as some of the big sixTeel pic
lures which have been shown. This
is due to the superior quality of the
production, being one of the most
spectacular and costly which has ever
been thrown On the screen.
Not ten persons in & million have
ever stood beside a railroad track and
watched in plain view over a stretch
CT several miles passenger train and
wild engine racing toward each
ether into unavoidable collision.
No more spectacular scene can be
| imagined than when the two locomo-
tives come together in terrific impact,
rear high into the air and then settle
into great mass of twisted iron and
steel and splintered woodwork.
The wreckage takes fire and there
follows the scenes which many per-
sons have viewed following a train
crash. However, the ina gination can
not ccniure up the thrill which is
caused by the two engines racing to-
ward each ether to inevitable disaster
While the picture reaches its eli
max with the wreck, the approach is
made through powerful story of rail
road life, of loves and hates. There
are half a dozen powerful situations
exceeded only slightly by the wreck.
In addition to the big feature three
other reels are shown. 'Broncho Bill
ly's Spuareness" is western Essanay
featuring G.. NJ. Anderson, who is
known to moving picture theater-go-
ers, and who essays the character of
an outlaw. In the end he gives him
self up to the AUTHORITIES to save the
life of his rival for the hands of
pretty young woman with whom both
are in love.s III
1.-The Thrifty Janitor,'' an Edison
comedy, furnishes no end CT fun, de-
plotting the complications which can
arise when Janitor rents the apart
ments of his master when the family
leaves On vacation but returns sud-
denly m.
An Equal Chance" is a pretty Selig
film relating pretty romance of the
mountains.