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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
VAL FLOODS GYMNASIUM,

s5I ". seth ST., cor. BY. Tel 1858 Schuyler.
Indoor Golf and TennlA Everybody LeArns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05

eleventh frame-Nev York. -; Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05

On second thought Frank Baker has dis
covered that the twins are both girls. But
cheer ND some day the New York Giant
csses may need a home run hitter and they
will know where 10 look for one.
w 81 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
St. Johns Five in Defeat

T otals... @2 :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05

Willie Rothwell and Harry FITZPATRICK
will cross gloves al the National Athiet'c
Club OF Brooklyn. tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05

W. &. Collins, the outhelder. has signed
n contract with Brooklyn for one year
Jerry Neyenhouse. George Pennington and
James Ring. Of the Superbas. Will leave
Tor the training camp. AT Augusta; on
Februarv ~ on board the Ocean Line
steamship ST Louis
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
BEES IN WINTER.

Nov is s good tine 70 rad M or
he atest methods of beekee1ine sr+
70 Plan for tie coming season
Winter Is Tire time 10 disr.osa NJ ~.
honey surplus. and there are msnv
Ways IN which the side sEake baA
Keeper can do IL
1ake the subject of inc-essa To- =,
stance How few bee men rba-a ~
Vao realize that they sre nor deneDa
eat upon the natural swarminr fo-
rapid Increase.
Where the bees are winte-e5 in ~
cellar i IS best 10 make an oceasio-sI
exanination 10 50 that fl IS air 500
ana sweep % fnom the doo- The dsss
e saIieF2nnuzted h-es thar hare crswis.5
or to de. snd siSo. r necesSs-v ~
Ventilation ar nizbr
Too much coId air su55e,,v =, Z.
upon the bees IS 8 bad thing sr5 rs,5s
10 uake them restless Tbe bsr-s-
FAy Is 70 allow he cool. frsSh si- :,
inter the other end Of rhe winter ~
'oslbory aDd he somewhat tamua-as
M then TOW into the cunsrrme.,
fnere the n=-~s are keut
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
- - -, -.

TIE frozen body a. Robert FIsis-
1fty-siN years % age. --o-ipa-- =
coal mining circles II Scranton p
vas found in the Green Ridge $500
ne head Ezs battered IN and tza -
e1us-z1ces painted % uar5er Sesr-N.
nE parties we're sent or after NJ
Fi-lz-l Eleo he failed 10 return b7-a
1-te- having been absent siacs go5-
csy morning.
r-sts and tAea vent 70 The ElEi-s
Crp1a1azs, IN wzica he vas deeply il.
tsreste-- Re later ATTENDED PRAYER
meeting Il the Eark=. S-czre Pr=sbv-
tsrl21 churc1. Germantown.
lZ so tire1.- he rs-arze5 70 bis
vie Ars. Harriet WaEner. as he ~s-r
q bel Toward zi1aieLt lie con
F-ai1ed O Illness A rzysi ian Ezs az
o1ee summoned, but did u0t reach t-s
generals home until q fsw minutes
after he died Ms Wagner s-urore3
e1e q her daughters. Lrs. Peter l.
-ocPer. w1o lives with her. and s1-.
Louis y. wagner. Of Se5-vick. bat
w. Wagner did not reach the house
zaul after his father died.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
LINCOLN CITY.

Mss Esrells Cspehsrt spent Saturday
and Sunday in Glendale Is the guest
q Mss Jennie Warren
Miss Roselle Lyons Of Milford spent
Sunday with Bessie 2. Clendz1iel
Nelson Peek ard daughter Emma Of
Milton spent part OF last week e the
guest Of ". T. Dawson ard family
Mrs. Winfield Swan and Ms. William
Williams spent thursday Of last week
10 Milton
Fred Harder. who has been suffering
from e bruised foot IS improving slowly.
Mrs. Murry Wyatt and Mrs. swain
spent Monday as tne guest Of Mrs.
Laura Belts Of Shawnee
We hope eTeybodys attention vii be
called 70 TIE pay. which viii be given
in TIE hall Of this town February 18th
Its g Temperance drama entitled Dot,
TIE Miners Daughter. and consists Of
fourteen characters
Ms Walter Besrdsley Is much in
proved after TWO weeks illness.
Mrs. ksthryne Fitzgerald gave avery +
delightful party a. her home OF January f
18Th. IN honor Of her sister. Mss Mar 4
guerts Prettymsr. of Rock Hall, Nd.
Is g celebration Ct her eighteenth birth
day
TIE pastor q tie Church here. the
othclsl and non Official church members
and al Who are not members are re-
'oicing this week over the payment Of
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
Prsashsr Has 81 80.

Arrested On charge o. maintaining
AFs- J. ". Deane, 2 pretty yousg wo
nan, as his soul mate, Rev. J. w.
Poster, q prominent Baptist minister
o. Atlanta, Ca. admitted the charza
and ssdi that his Hason with the wo-
man had made him q more spiritual
preacher.
Ny wife is TO blame for all this"
said Foster. -She was unsympatzetic
and vas no help 70 ny ministry. met
Mrs. Deane and found her 10 be nv
real soul mate. Since meeting her I
have been a better man and a better
preacher. I have done nothing that
am ashamed Of
Foster maintained Ms. Deane II q
house within a stones throw Of ais
church and within two blocks Of whers
be maintained the real Mrs. Foster
and her seven children.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
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Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
LABOR LEADER ROBBED
Ne ~s-s.rs orsa7-.- -ss.s Va

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Gzs1 1ls -=T-
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Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
4 arm a76
Garden
TREATING APPLE cARkER.
rs Ss-5s=s Disease Hzss 5e saz1ls
at- G-sa; Car
3 ~. Q. GLOVER

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c----a- =zss-z=-r s-z11-
Z = --rszs-zgy sTt5s-r rhar ss-i1as
aF1a 1-ss-sss Zls- Ie hsck . ths -
pa-tst dying q zsrz-e 1p-e r-ees Z
5a-y Pzrrs e tae coz---T. F1sld SD
Is q uoo1-11zz s1pc =-s-ted - ia5-
c-Z-r-T srs--1z-1- -z5e 6---r -
s~1so- G. 1911 a1d tae cary s--aE q
1872 s1ow tAss se-1-s ,zzke-s are
preset II rkzss disss ss-5 o--hz-zs Br
lie tern e.-Ee- ne refer - a-y au-s--
s-t -e-E d-sszse q f--ar tres II
r.ass diseased areas rae sT-p-o-s q
eyi-g ts-k ard s1tsasoa Of disease
ea1s--g a. s--a-gezear q re s-.a,s
s7s -s-z- 2 evident
AIszl7- % a f1-- o. cezke- Vas
-rst oz-ed o. Pzddock II Ise9 his
E1s E1t- rssps-r y t1e cauker -eaz-d
. - 5-a-E ~ f1lE1s S1aze-o-sts
"a aa7--7 PE- ~ ku3Eu as ne Ns-
io-E arP-s tres ezzksT s-1se11enr
1reS-tsz--1-s z LEoos ay Hasze-
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
'ss'sssssssssssssssssssss
PROMISING NEW FRUITS.
- tHs Market os-sn5 Increases Nss
Fa-7st5ss Wfu &c D=vsioped.

As tie Market os-sn5 Increases Ns,s
Ea-st5ss vii &c Developed.
As ne r-ls-1=ss zsFeets of fruit
Crowns r=-=ir= u1-= definite re-o-ul-
u9o varieties u.-i u planted more and
-ors g. u--- particular Conditions
ard t9r sT--1al rather t1zu for general
P-rr'1>es. S-at=S the a-ri-u. .rrre dera-r-
ne1t yszr op1z il discussing some
promising Eew fruits For insrsr-e
1oce- p-es=-r clcd5to1s one OF the
n1oSr Important r.. .1iremeuts OF g VII
ter aqpl= i- Ul-y sections IS thar ir
have Eooi culd storage qEahueS sun
Der sp- - Were fg- & Iong period a
E-1o- coZEe-raI consideration. but
fo- tie past t-a W Sf1een years an in
porIzat oelaud ~ them has deTelop-
q = the eastern uarketS. which has
grestiy Stimulated ne planting OF ear
y sppie varieties in many sections
where formerly tsey were Htte val
Ded
As the market demand for newer
fruits inrr-aSs e15 their culture ba- +
cones 81 greater Commercial Irpor- .
tsnce- urw s1d better varieties OF Va
r1eties better sda1ted % coume--.ss
nee1s viii probably - developed In
ne Csc " sDrl fruits e. the avocado
2nd t1e -su-u- the cu1uenisl culture
O E1ic1 Is upzztive.y rev. there
ire IS - 5ut few rsreues 10 cult
ration in tais country.
TIE EaStusn sp7,e- row bang cui
1Tate1 u TIE upper Mississippi valley
Fas planted snd developed for tie y
.aliar ne--1s % this region which Is
.narzete-ized 5y ious. DRY. cod win
@rS u has prUred 10 Be g reus-ks-
y early. regular snd prolific bearer E
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
FOR IMPROVED POTATOES.
Ne saszis Dsasis7 Better varissisa,
says q. c.aa-...-. q 49, --.--.-

Ne Saszls Dsvsis7 Better Varissisi
Says tas Dszart-=-s q Asrisuitsrs-
AZarl-aa p-ugrsss Il tie desc ?
5s-t q Improved Tare1es q pg-s
TOES has IL 5ee1 81 -sfser0-y ~ cu1
lared wt-h TIE p-eeress @ Iea5i1g Ed
r1ge2n og-1-ri=s Is th= rzrsze1t O,
tas bzreau - pant ia5ustry q tae
5eE2ru-szt q sE-.culru-=
Tie hsst EuruPasn rariauas p1sssss
a 1sr-sr 1aF9-. collr All teErure par
1-u-ariy for bo1iug an1 fryinE. III
taess 60 1or Ezcee@1 Eaeu izuro.5 ucs5
1tg t5z United states Il private
EroEss woZld e1EzEe iu thLs Eork es
taeg have II Crest BnuIl- G@E1y
sid A2s--lA- t5sy Eou-d s11 Il g fzs-
cll211g i11Cs1ry snd Eo1lt uo5su5s-
ely make 1orzb-e sc1lerszeu-s
y ADsdz re have a8ch % sc-z-
P-lsA z a7sstiag p3tat9 Eith 4 great
e Sara co-tszt OR po-st0es az
15T lOwsr than t1e Germ rsrie-ss
y trvu : 70 5 Per cent
or clEric con1iriozs n A1e-ea
sre 50 diverse tat ne nee.5 varzsras
q p.ot2toes s6spced % sueelal Io.czi- Z
-ies Parc-uariy 90 ne nee5 e Aaat I
stain that car uore So .
eessfully Ettkszz1d ne hlEa suuuzr (
Disease rss5stsnoe :
lo7tber gulity nat has beeu b0sd
It'd certain to0elcn so-rs b-t s -
scEi1g II ols thzt re have % g-zr-
.--1De also luteiy certain foreign tyuss
1s- night brig dlsssss wi-h rhsu-
Tie Breeding q 1.oczro-s for diEsr-
II k-11s q csoEl1E uLrht even -
911d pru1tsb,e a variety sue--sI.r
--te1 for 1aEinE Is -ee5=L an0-As-
o -rF-1e- closs tsIr1rz5 ru1sr 8
2 so1s de-zud fl- sa.s5s TIE house-
ne r0'1aT eo1s Z naress.-y 70 waste
-1ca Eoo1 Uz-e-zl Z rrsper.-E ~
9-sross tor the tzte uz--i-uls-ly ne
-eg1lzr. 1@s2 eyed so-rs
TIE use q co--slzt fs--fEr=-s
--T=-szl II Ger@zT Is u-kroEr q
y Wssts-l 15-ar3 5lsr-c-s Certain
o1r t-s--i--S e N1i1s. Nsw T--k
= t5e Atlantic r-1cki-r t=zr a-re
ready t1-ud / q taelr pro5r ro IS
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23

the last dollar Of the subssri,,,
claFen oeDL An sppropiste 49,, 49,, & 8
VI ue neio N the near futr1-ss y ..ala la
event Extra meetings s-s 49,; -, q Z.
gress Al the church. '-'i 10 pr
At Lincoln next SUNDAY r1s
-y-3J g.. n. sunday Scho0I ) 5''-ssai
80 ?. n I'saeailI
A Slaughter Neck Church
School 9 a. n Preaching I5 A. : -aiil e.
EpEorh League prayer 5es5;-e- 49,, 4 I
p n. Ag "a
At Cedar Meek Church
Senool -S9 P n Preachingz ~ NJ {
EpForth League prayer ree,i.l 81. ? {
p. n 'ng L3
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
-. -. -

Z -2s become E-cE- II P5-rs tu--h
Pa t1zt g 1z-kazs containing &,1.
Fls s-1-s1 truz TIE oEce q -as
-1i-s- states Express co--z-y A.
Cooo@llsri-le q Mo15zy Night
-1e Money lad b=s- ssat tT q
Pl-rst-rgh 1z1E % tas Ss.c-s Va
uc-z- oz1E- ct Co--slisTiIlz. Erpress
company detectives ard TIE police are
Dosing tor Rzlrh Wrznt -irht --z-E
z re express c1-rz1g's CEcs a. C1--
ns-lsTi--=- Z is szid e has uot sss-
sse1 s--oe Ec--zy -ig1r Wke1 he -
pc--e5 tcr duty.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
sFErlEEzs o. AlrEz-c.y rorAroEs

1o7e fe-1ilzer and p.5tsto Er1Eirs Is
most Prosperous i- these sections
rs should 1eco-e uo-e uuive-szL
Crop rvtzuoa Is q Fundamental in
Forz4ncs % me potato crop IN cunrroI-
l1S diseases sud uaiutsizlng -rod1c-
rc-l t1t in TIE United states crIy The
beginning q az or5era1 sys-=u hss
lesz 1a5e- Germany bas rotation
= fro1 three u seven yers t-stwesa
potato crops Sor has tie t-1-5r-zuee
q green msuu1nE yer 1eeo fuuy 80
lreciated 10 this co1u-y-
Tie problem o. securing dlsesse free
SD ass been ne: i1 Germany by an
o-lclai Inspection which results II eer-
lo-ztss beng Issued o1-y 20 ewne-s
= d-seass free crops- S1ch g rlsn f9-
t1s United States -ouid u bere- Z .
-srried out by lie cooperation u 10 .
i2t9 growers sss1ciztious. re stars
q 7zFef71e1t stacoas z1d tie Cuite,d .
States celar--e-t q g sEriculru-s rath-
r tha1 through legal e-sctueut
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
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4 trolley cz- --zszlzg mo 4 hz7
TzEc- = w---1 Es-s seated t15-y
z=--=-s O. re ss-51- class q -zs
sZ---E. Pa 1iE1 s-111- smashed
~ TaE1-- Killed E1-ss z-z sarl1-s-y
t1---a- Mss Tos=pz--s WcrEsz. WI
La Eo-1. WL1z- Rockefeller III
rz- E-oc-, Iossl1 Rse5y. MzrEzr=.
I9T-se11 a-1 Ezzy Wsz-y
SsTerz E=-= E--11s-t1-s- E--Ee-
49, rs AID c-- z55-t ne zszs
co-z-----s1 t-s injuries F1s-s=- Oh
s-s Ee-= s1z-t-y 1Er- TLe ae-iss-t
cc---=- q q bridge s=-~=z- Su-
t--E a-5 N1--- -hzr-s-s
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
Flrst Pss.sI -. Sill.

1at Is oslsTs5 % have 5ee- ths
1fst case q s11cessszl sri1dline q
ne postal savings hank thro1z- for
Fs-y cane % Hight IL Omaha. Nss
sl-1 re z11c11ce-elt o. the arrszt
-ers q P1ili1 SugeuL alias JACK 3
Ly1c1. o. Ploezir. A-ir.
NuEent Is sc--set q fo-EizE tsa
aaDe Of Covai Norris and o5tziaiur
~ deposited b. hin IN the O-shs
Eos-sl bank
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
FEEDING STOCK FOR GAINS.

Tie boz consumes 81 e-1--o-,
suou1t q food a--o-dlur b dr-
weight tur IL Is au e-1l.s,-i -.-sgu.
- when compsrs-d O. re S-ee- a-d m
s1=ep I1e haz eats hsa-rftr ans
sreedlly, but Il given tie rrar Kind
q food Il wiu make zzlus -sr5s1v
Compared with o-her neat g-ssfucirr
zn-uals. the hog c1uSuues - for ~
amount q gain Burkerr SAYS rher On
the tasis q lp10 pounds ire uef-b.
Tie bog Uses 20 pounds of drT food 10
lo9 for TIE sheep snd IL for rbs s-es-
qeT week Of this The bog VIII iires-
- pounds. while the sheep wis sfcesr
ult ID aud the Steer but ~ u1uu5s-
i e esuUated couserTsrireiv thar IN
proouce 100 pounds increase rba Staa-
re9elres l-lo0 pounds q dry natter in
tood- the sheep go and the bog sa0
E2zrimating the inerease IL i've weight
toT food consumed ou The mi. hssfs
as one Tor the steer. sheep viii be Is
snd hogs 3; heuce We So fron fhss Z
-o-n larlson that the soeep il propo-. (
non % rs weight eats more fo1s than
tne steer and yields e GREATER fneressa
q. ne pig eats more heartily and
sle-os more neat thau either.
Il Is interesting 10 fed younE pirs {
mo note their keen sppetfres and - I
ne gSins made. This is slways more
'Il1-ng when the feeds are weighed
M ne PIGS put on the scales from
me 10 tine snd the gains nored FOR
Iulek results the swine is the sufB,sl
q or tarus- Il grows fasr and
'itn little i1veStmeut Is soou resdv
o. the block 0r for nzrser
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
Observation-Disclosures
TESTING sklwMiLk.

S1mulE should - tested oc-
. czsi3-1iiy for burr=- fat 10 make
. sure thsr tie milk sod cream are
u9Up .e-eiv Separated a diEer-
. s1r rTpe - test bottle = required
: f0- testing skiZuliE since the
. far cozrz ned il the szimuilk Is
us1zl = 1o- s1Ecieut 10 amount
. 10 EL s1e division % The EaoIe
: mlk 5o-rle- SEUU.i-k bottles are
arranged Eirh double nets The
: 1ik. aed AID Eater are added
. through tie larger tuhe. the
) smaller tube being INTENDED Tor
> the far csluun
) he ssDs quantity = skim
!. 1Lk Is tzken for testing - of
J Eoole Eik bot slightly more
scid !s required TIE zm1unt 0f Z
s1id sho1sd u abort tEeoty Gu :
DC ce1u-siers In addirg the
seid 70 tae skinEilk IL Is test 10 :
add TIE acid In tEo % three dif- :
fe7e1t g-s1dries. eaca { tusurity .
beng mixed separately with the :
1tL After the mix and Add .
are EiIei tie skimmiik bottle :
Ebould - paced 10 the ceurri- .
fuss AID wtiried at fuu sneed :
for seTeu o. eight minutes hot .
sister l. then added sud .Eain
T1iried st f1I speed Tor three or
foGr minutes TIE surle should
= rad before being allowed 70
COL Zach division 0f tie sale
On tie skimuEk bottle USUALLY
rs2raeu1s sv-huDd7edths OF
Der cent Taese large divisions .
are again divi5zd into ere spaces.
each spacs repr@euuug ouehun-
d-ss1-h o per cent Skiuui-k :
testing 5vetu11re5ths pe- cert
fst wo1i5 contain 6Te-tanths .
pond o. o1=1aif pound. q but
tsr fat per thousand pounds .
Frou Bzle-ta q Oai0 Experi- =
us-r S-au1l
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23

AFFLE TzEE As--Es Tz.Ea-1rzyr Fos BIS
TEz CAsEEE
h-l1g 67o-Eht en- t1zt tas zo~- ser
. o-s ez1ksr disease q thsr SAFE i -.sr
caused - lie fua-zs Su--u sls
cTet4 I'll z-t -z-=1 1y 1lu rse Iai-
11-s sr1s tree -azke- For ----.azes az
t1-s d-s--ss.1- q Is somewhat t----s- %,
acop- tie chzracta-1s-s- 5es----i-s
co--91 Ez-e q blister czrEe-- for
ne disease cscs=1 5y tAss f----s
TIE r=cc11e11s rs7-s 11r the r-eren-
non e. t1is disease 1ave been Known
i9r many yez-s- lu c1crils q t-1n-h
from tr~e e s 5esi-zhle 70 make L..
CIT smooth s1t close q TIE -e-t--
f-o- T1ie1 &, 4 o u sere--1 ara q,
c9Te- wou11s taat are larE=- than 81
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the pruDed b-usb ana some uen rifs -
same outside The orchard. usrsIlv
2 ditch sDd allow the wood 10 d.
as best it can u Is true that surh -
50 pFerents erosion. bur Il Is eisn
that such brush Is neal hotbad -
fungus diseases Il Is eoune- -.
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.nerciai orchard and q negIecte,i. urot
ept orchard -
be best policy IS to burn the brusb g.
thus preveut trouble thst nav Est
e nnancial loss Should an eutirs for
Be found 70 Be killed by some as o
e or other it IS always advfssble and
ediately TO grub Il out rather thsn con-
u It OF near the surface OF r. tion
nd should any portion o. ths the 1
tree Be allowed 10 remsfn iu tbs but
Il Is very subject 10 the atrsess yie-d
be root rot fungus tArmiHs--is Il
a L.. and from fba-s 49, - and
spread through the gruund 10 ne
loo-ing healthy trees- Il is ciea- sl.Al
orchard sanitauon is neceSarr "a
inst Il requires but little labor II .---s
ant vigiiance Is kept against ths -
r eanker o. sBy disease thar a. -
= introduce Itself
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
Can't

Cement Is taking The place of Other
na-sTlals for 6oo-S and for dife--n-
q I-El- construction II has
many uses. b1t il Is doubtful II II wiz
ever supplement lumber entirely.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
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A taxi cab driven In Cleveland.
Ohio, who found a diamond ring and
brooch worth $1,000 and restored tier
to the owner, was rewarded with 81
for his trouble and honesty.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23

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p-uo-eEls wirh tie cty uan ard
"e s1zA never s5ivs then with
lie renter and the uan thar its
from farm 90 farm We shsH
solve them ~ TIE youn- nan
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t1Ees rs IDEAS sd follows them
i-ro-ea from year to rear re--
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Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
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.s-'e toSet1e- sf-e- rhey have fallen
run TIE trees 10 tie fall of the rear.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
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a2ndle si1 teet ioug q by 4 mate
IA NaA 9 brace from l5Eer edge or
Arizona republican., 1914-06-14
Statewide

IL does not take long for news of T real novelty to spread and the fact that Arizona has a watering place far ahead of most of those in the country has travelled from one corner of the stata to another. Already visitors from Paso and other cities have flocked to Riverside park and been amazed at what they have found there. It seems almost impossible to them that in the space of d few weeks Phoenix could supply herself with d substitute for the seashore that is almost better than the original
 As to the people of Phoenix them selves. they have Hooked to the park by thousands to splash around in the cool waters of the pool, enjoy the best pictures to be seen in an openair au- ditorium and "trip the light fantastic toe" to music that would make a wood en Indian dance.
 The comments of the people are al- most as interesting as the park itself and the willingness of men and wo- men to take a splashing in order that they may get as close to the water as possible. to watch the divers from the high tower is most amusing. If ever an institution attained fame and popu- larty in a night Riverside is that in- stitution
Arizona republican., 1914-06-14

THE COLISEUM as usual has ;t corking good bill on tap. The manage ment says the old building may not have any frills or feataners but 1he bill is there with the punch.
 The headline acts this week will be
Arizona republican., 1914-06-14
Out of the Ordinary

In inaugurating it's new policy of feature films only" the Empress has been particularly lucky in getting some of the very best of the Famous Players series to start off with. Last week they had Mary Pickford in Caprice as well as the great Les Mserables" and now they have secured Cissy Loftus in "A Lady Of Quality"
 How many. many theatergoers all over the world love Cissy Loftus, and what d wonder she is Not only is she the greatest mimic that the world has ever known; but she is a great actres as well. She was the original leading woman with E. H. Sothern Tn If | Were King, which her husband, Justin Huntley Mccarthy, wrote and she has starred in her own right and played leads with the most prominent actors in the country for many years. Eut the public loves her best for her mimicry and her songs
 If you have ever heard her sing her own setting of Robert Louis Stephen son M. Bed is Like Little Eua you will never forget il. and whenever you hear the name of Loftus it will bring tender memory to your mind She has endeared herself to countless thousands of children of all ages through this one song and it will i've long. long after she has passed away into the night she has served to Tighten for so many.
 We have not seen "A Lady of Dual ity' on the screen: but go and see Miss .LOftus. The vehicle is doubtless splendid one: but that does not mat ter don't miss chance to see this wonderful woman even if it is only in movies