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Arizona republican., 1915-09-11
.DOKEYS WILL HAVE
 O0|NGS AT MESA
To Hold Ceremonial in Mesa City on
 "Wednesday Night, October 13.

The order has been issued by Fl Yamamah Temple, No. 65, D. o. K. P., for grand fall ceremonial in the Temple in Mesa on Wednesday night, October 13. meeting of the temple was held last night and committees on arrangements were appointed to start the enthusiasm and push the ceremonial to a successful conclusion
 The class will be made up of can didates from Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa
Arizona republican., 1915-09-11
"T'ne Spendthrift" Great Picture

Irene Fenwick scored at the Lion theater yesterday in the six reel George kleine production of The Spendthrift,' which is one of the most lifelike films ever seen here. inasmuch as it deals with a ques- tion in which every married man and woman are interested and is a subject that has been much discussed What is the proper method of child raising? The aunt in this case a firm believer in spare the rod, spoil the child, and although very wealthy she made her neices practice the strictest economy. the result being that when they did have freedom. there was no limit to their eXtrava- gance The Spendthrift" is from the play by Porter Emerson Browne and it's a big story Miss Fenwick has the support of a big cast of Broadway stars and the film drama tization loses none to the vital inter est of the story that made such a hit on the legitimate stage "The Spendhrift" will be shown at the Lion theater today for the last time. First show at 10 a. m. and no ad- vance in prices. although it is classed as a big feature.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-11
John Mason at the Arizona

Jim the Penman' at the Arizona theater last night proved to be feature which more than lived up to its reputation. It is splendid pie ture and is interpreted by a cast that is without a flaw, one of the best lasts ever seen in Phoenix pie
Arizona republican., 1915-09-11
Scandals Last Day

Over at the Lamara theater Oper- ator Lewis is putting the great Universal feature Scandal through the machine for the last time in Phoenix. That it has been greatly appreciated by the picture fans of Phoenix was amply proven yester-
Arizona republican., 1915-09-11
Good Thinqs at the Plaza

having a regular feast of things desir- able in the movie line. To begin with there is the twelfth installment of The Master Kay, that great serial which
Arizona republican., 1915-09-11

has everybody guessing. Its followers will not let this chance to see it slip by.
 Then there is Convict No. 329'. regular hum dinger of a thriller and this os followed by Poor Policy, a Billy Rich comedy that is a scream and. another good comedy "A Mixed Tin FlODement"
Arizona republican., 1915-09-11
ADJUSTMENTS
Empress Has Strong Program

1'FiCSo ffoo StiOnS FiOSt
 The three part Selig "Ebb Tide" which is the feature of the Empress program. with Kathlyn Williams in the leading part, was well received last evening and bids fair to draw crowd tonight, the last time it will be shown. The emotional action is of the best and there are many beautiful scenes. MT. and Mrs. Sydney Drew caused many hearty laughs Tn The Honeymoon Baby" while Billy Reeves was featured in The New Valet" The Hearst -Selig Weekly was exceptionally interesting this week
 In speaking of The Juggernaut" the " L. s. E. feature at the Empress next week the New York Evening Sun says The big railroad wreck photo play, which the Vita graph company has been preparing for six months, came on the screen yesterday and proved to be worth all of the s25,0OO it cost. The great scene in which speeding express crashes down through a weak trestle. engine and cars diving headlong into the water. makes a hair raising effect on the screen. It will be many moons before another effect that will equal this in stirring the emotions will be shown. The "Ohs!" and "Ahsl" that were heard in yesterdays throng were ample proof of it's success.
 None of the scenes filmed at the ac- tual wreck just before it was found that five actors were sinking in the icy water and were in danger of drowning have been used. In fact, the drama has evidently been greatly changed in cast and denouement. The alteration has worked wonders in improvement. for the story now works up to a mighty climax that will leave an unerasable impression on the spectators minds. '
Arizona republican., 1915-09-11

Miss Blame Rosenthal of Chicago, woman's golf champion of the west, hopes to win further honors this week. She is one of the 105 women golfers who are seeking to win the women's national championship at Lake Foresl, Ill.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
B9GAlUSA TROOPS PLAY
JOKE ON GRETNA FOLKS
Tawless Element All Smile
When Troops Prepare
To Leave

About 10 o'clock Saturday morn.
ine the soldiers of Co. G, Louisiana
National Guard. which have been
encamped in Gretna since last
Tuesday morning, began taking
down their tents, rolling their canvas
bags and, seemingly, making every
preparation for an immediate evac-
uation Of the little city of Gretna
The word spread rapidly that the
troops we're departing; the gambler
and the idler smiled sarcastically
and many remarked:
i knew it was all bluff on the
part of the governor; it didn't take
Jus but but few days to call it"
A crowd soon gathered around the
camp, watching the soldiers making
their preparations and making
pointed remarks under breath that
''everythings blown over now
The entire lawless element OF
Gretna, or that part of it which had
quickly heard the report, rejoiced
but the soldiers never stopped a
minute in their in their work to eX'
plain; tents continued to come down
and canvas packs continued to be
rolled.
And then, shortly after noon
when it looked as if everything was
ready for the departure of the troop:
and when everything was made
ready by the gamblers to give tht
soldiers a gladstone Send.Ott, tent:
began to 90 up again and rolls wer'
unpacked. A little later and tn
camp had once more assumed it
permanent, business like appearance
1t was only regular inspection.
While all this was gong on il
Gretna, another raid was success
fully conducted by detachmen
of troops in command Of Lieuten
ant Shafer on the Gefer saloon il
Harvey. Two more slot machine:
found carefully hidden in a shed il
the rear of the place, were confis
Gated and later burned in camp
SATURDAYS Item.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
BOGALUSA MILITIA
RETURN FROM GRETNA
During Weeks Stay Siezed
Fifty.Five Slot
Machines

Company C" returned Monday
night from Jefferson Parish where
they have been for a week showing
the Gretna folks what it means to
have law and order. During their
stay in that parish they succeeded
in getting SIS slot machines, which
were destroyed as we'll as enforcing
the closing Of saloons on Sunday.
The boys returned in excellent con-
dition and actual service seemed to
agree with them. So fine was their
work that they left Gretna and JEFF
ferson Parish in such a condition
that hereafter anyone can handle
the situation-even the company
from Lake Charles was left in
charge.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
DEPART ENT HEADS HOLD
An INTERESTING Meeting

When Walter P. Cooke, president
of the Great Southern Lumber Co.,
visited Bogalusa soon after he was
chosen tie head of the great corpo-
ration he made an address on CO.
operation. Last night a meeting
was held when all heads of the
various departments of the Great
Southern Lumber Co., made a short
address and incidently proved that
cooperation was being given II
every sense Of the word from the
various departments. The meeting
was a unique one and one which /:
certain to result in great good.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
POLL TAX MUST Be PAID
THIS MONTH IF YOU VOTE

If you are going to participate in
the primary next month when
state, district and parish officers
will be nominated, you will have to
pay your poll tax during the pres
ent month. The law plainly states
that this tax must be paid on or
before December 81 or you cannot
vote. Already you are thinking of
the holiday season and if you do
not attend to the paying Of your
poll tax this week you are very apt
to overlook it. Bogalusa should
have at least 1000 votes at the
coming primary but unless the
citizens pay their poll tax the next
few days there will be less than
700. Arrangements J have been
made with the Washington Bank
and Trust Company and the First
State Bank to look after the pay
ment of your poll tax upon your
request without additional charge.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
Prominent Oil Producer

A. Y. Yokes, Pioneer oil producer
of Oklahoma and Caddo Fields, was
in Bogalusa Monday and Tuesday
as the guest of M. X. Pearce. Mr.
Yokes is one of the pioneers in his
line, he having erected the first gas
plant that was construct in West
Virginia. He was shown about the
parish by Mr.. Pearce. who also ac'
companied him to Covington and
return. In the opinion of Mr.. Yokes
the country surrounding BoeaIusa
shows indications of oil, and who
knows but that in the near future
the Magic City will be known, as
big oil producing centre as we'll a.
the best place to live in the south
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
B|GAM|S7 WANTED BY
PARISH AUTHORITIES
J. III. Garner Arrested In
jackson Badly Wanted .
Here

J. H. Garner, who formerly resid-
ed in Washington Parish and who
was arrested at Jackson Miss, last
week on the charge of biSamy, is
wanted by Sheriff Simmons to
answer the charges of forgery and
intent to commit murder. One of
his acts is said to have been COM
mitted near Franklinton and the
other near Hackley. Garner is said
to have at least three wives and
indications are that several more
will be found. Sheriff Simmons
sent a deputy to Jackson Tuesday,
armed with requisition papers from
Gov. Hall to return him here for
trial.
Garner never spent much time in
Bosalusa and is said to have been
employed as a laborer near Frank
linton.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
Praise Our Militia

The men of Company e, LOUISE
ana National Guard, of Bogalusa,
deserve great credit for the work
they have accomplished in Jetter'
son. The men gave up their work
to respond to the call Of duty, and
they performed that duty so we'll
that even the forces of evil against
whom they were sent to operate
could find nothing in their conduct
to criticize. It's good record for
the National Guard and one which
the men of the company. their
commander and Adjutant General
McNeese should be proud of.-New
Orleans American.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
Ed, MUTT COMEDIANS RETURN
AND DRAW LARGE AUDIENCES

Ed C. Nuts Comedians returned
to Bogalusa for weeks engage
ment last Monday and are drawing
big crowds. The opening bill Her
Life For His was well received
and demonstrated that the COM
pany is composed Of members far
above the ordinary stock COM
panies. The company is not a
stranger 70 the amusement loving
people of Boealusa for their previ'
Gus visits here convinced all that
the company was composed Of
ladies and gentlemen as we'll as
artists in their line.
They will remain for the balance
of the week; presenting a new bill
each night. The man who flirts
with death is one of the most sen
sational free acts ever carried b!
any show and this act alone i
worth the p-ice Of admission. The!
also carry their own band ant
orchestra and the price of admis
sion is only IS and Is cents. Tn
shows they have produced in Bosa
lusa have convinced the bigkes
kicker that he got his money
worth.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
B0GALusA ENTERTAINING
!. DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
OF The e.. S. l.. Who Are
Holding Annual Meet.
ins--Many Side Trips

Bosalusa people always look for
ward to the time when the officers
and directors of the Great Southern
Lumber Co., gather for the annual
meeting and this has been the
week, which has proved a busy one
to all the visitors. The city pre-
sented itself in a perfect sanitary
condition and everything for the
convience and pleasure Of the gen.
tlemen was arranged. Several side
trips were made from Bogalusa to
the many enterprises near here in
which the Great Southern are in.
terested. No change in the person
al of the officers and directors were
made
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
GENEROUS WAVE Of PROSPERITY
To SWEEP COUNTRY SAYS COOKE
Saws II Makes No Difference If War Come To Sudden
End Or Not That The Demand For American
Goods Will Continue

goods that have been going abroad
to the fighting nations in such
quantities, to keep the factories
busy.
The railroads are a little better
off now than they were some time
ago, but there is still much room
for improvement in conditions. l
think that a better understanding
between the railroads and the pub
lie is being reached. and, as a result
of this understanding, the railroads
will prosper more and. of course. as
everybody knows, when the rail-
roads prosper, the prosperity is re-
fected so that it reaches to all
quarters.
1T is the desire of the railroads
to get closer to the people as it
were, take the public into their con-
fdence and so conserve interests
that it will be of mutual benefit
When the people understand the
railroads better, there will be better
times for everybody, and one of the
certain ends to the era of prosperi
ty we all so ardently seek gained"
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
WORLDS RECORD BROKEN
IN B0GALUSA ON FRIDAY
Over One Million Feet OF
Lumber Was Cut On
That Day

Bogalusa is accustomed to out.
doing any other city in the state in
most everything, but it is not often
that world records are smashed all to
pieces, but last week the Great
Southern Lumber Co.. cut one mil
lion six thousand and eighty feet
of lumber which breaks all records
of the world. The mill here has a
capacity of Of a million feet a dav
but it is not recorded that the
capacity was ever reached before
The record is not only one tina,
Bogalusa should feel proud of bu,
every emplyee Of the world larses,
lumber mill as we'll. for to turn out
this enormous amount of work ir
one day depended upon co-opera
ton and team work.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
POLICE JURY TRANSAcTS
ONLY ROUTINE BUSINESS

AT the regular session of the
Police Jury which was held Tues
day, the claim of J. l. Waller, who
brought suit against the parish was
settled for $518.50. The dispute
about the bridges at Varnado was
agreed upon by ordering the old
bridge repaired and also new one
to be built. Farm Demonstration
Rabb was employed for another
year and routine business occupied
the remainder of the time.
Reports on the repairs of the
bridges and roads was made and
shows that many improvements
have been made.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
Big Wsodmen Meeting

At the meeting of the Goodyear
Camp, Woodmen of the World,
which was held Saturday evening,
the officers for the yeat 1915 were
elected. An unusually large num-
Der Of members were present and it
was very enthusiastic meeting.
Following are the officers elected:
Ton. Com. 7. T. Evans, AID. L. W.
Z. CarSIile, Banker R. E. Revere
Clerk W. E, Seldner, Escort p
Storey, Physicians J. H. Slaughter
DR.. Oliver, Watchman A. c. Lang
lois, Sentry 7. W. Gibson, Mgr, J.
NJ Breitlina and J. w. Halves.
The Installation of officers vii
be teld on Jan. 9th to which al
WoodMen are invited.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
Dance For Guest

Mr.. Leon Senac, assisted by Mrs.
E. A. Pierce, Miss Pearle Craig and
Miss Pierce, DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained
at a dance at the home Of Mrs. E.
A. Pierce, in honor of his sister,
Miss Olga Senac Of New Orleans
Those who attended were: Misses
DeLoney, Ray DeLoney. Sallie
Haley of Slidell, Pearl Craig, Moore
Demonlette, Rosa and Eddie Mizell
Inez Blanchard, Pate, Verna Pate
Jeanette Pierce. Messrs W. E
Jack, Stewart Pierce, Albert De
Loney, Moore, Gardner Blanchard
Pate. Welsh, Baker, Gilmore, Heck
man, Young and Verret.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
ALL BOGAlUsA CHILDREN
TO Be VISITED BY SANTA

Nothing will be left undone to
make the coming Xmas the hap
piest in the lives Of the little girls
and boys Of Boealusa. Since the
meeting was held at the Y. NJ G. A.
last Wednesday evening the com.
mittee have been busy raising funds
and report that they have met with
cooperation from people in all
walks Of life and that everyone IS
giving literally so the there will b
no reason why Santa Claus will not
have plenty at the Y &c. A.. for
all the little Joys and girls, The
Christmas tree will be held on New
Years eve and all the little folks
are not only invited but requested.
to attend the big event. Children
without a father and those who are
not certain. that Santa Claus will
visit their home at night will be
made especial welcome guests and
will receive the greatest favors
from Santa Claus. The committee,
in charge Of raising funds, report
that if the people whom they In
tend to call upon help as much as
those whom they have already
visited that sufficient funds will be
raised.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09

Walter P. Cooke. president Of the
Great Southern Lumber Co., and
the N. O. G. N, railroad, who has
been spending the week in Boga'
lusa, predicts that generous wave
of prosperity for the entire country.
Things are steadily improving in
the North and East" said MIR. Cooke
and all indications are for GEN
erous wave of prosperity to sweep
the entire country. | think that
this prosperity will come whether
the European war ends suddenly
or goes on indefinitely.
There is a sufficient demand for
American goods to keep all the
factories and industries busy, and
when the factories are busy, every
line of trade is generally active and
there is no reason for any man to
want for job.
Should the European war come
to a quick termination, which does
not seem at all probable just the a
this time, there would still be de
mand for machinery and othe]
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
BOCALUSA To See MUSICAL
COMEDY HERE NEXT WEEK

Bosalusa is to get her first taste
of road" shows next week when
'Henpecked Henry comes to the
Magic City Theater The show
comes direct here from a weeks run
at the Crescent Theater in New
Orleans, 1t may seem odd to the
outside world that Bogalusa a pros
porous city of 1900 population
does not have similar attractions
often, but the fact that New Orleans
is only few miles away and the
cheap rates to that city has kept
anyone from trying to get big at
fractions here. Mrs. Blanchard is
the first one to try the experiment
and if the company is given the
patronage that it deserves, more
attractions will come later.
"Henpecked Henry is musica
force, with a chorus of several pref
ty girls and catchy songs. In speak
ing of the attraction the Times
Picayune says: ITS a production
in which is to be found a mos
curious mixture of all the elements
that 90 to make up delightful
stage entertainment. 1t is light ant
frothy, with enough plot to sustain
the movement of the stage picture
The musical numbers are we'll rend
cred and there is a chorus of Sutfi
cient strength and quality to furnlsI
a background of beauty an
spirit The prices of admission wi
he 5075 and Sl.00
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
MARY FULLER IN UNDER
SOUTHERN SKIES TONIGHT

Pretty Mary Fuller will be seen
at the Magic CITY theater toniehtin
the romance of the South as depic-
tied in this beautiful and dramatic
story of days that are gone forever.
Under Southern Skies" faithfully
protrays the ante.bellum charm. the
beautiful ideals and chivalrous
standards which have ever been
the South's sacred heritage. The
prices Of admission will be 10 and
20 cts. This picture was secured
after much effort and it is expected
that the Magic City will he taxed to
its capacity tonight. For regular
program see page 4 Of this issue.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
Working Dobbs Overtime

A. N. Dobbs, the hustling secre-
tary of the Bosalusa Buildipg& Loan
is kept busy day and night looking
after the affairs of the Association.
He let three contracts last week and
already the buildings are we'll under
way. Several others contracts will
be let within the next few weeks
ard Mr.. Dobbs predicts that bust
ness will be better during the coming
year than ever before. Mr.. Dobbs
is not content with waiting for PEG.
pie to see him but goeS out and
convinces citizens why they should
own their own home. lie says now
is the time to build your home.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
city COUNCIL MEET
N 4 SHORT SESSION
Routine Business and PO-
lice Department Get
All Attention

The city Commission Council met
Tuesday afternoon with Acting May
Or Johnson presiding. Routine BUSH
ness and the police department
occupied all of the time. The
budget for the coming year was
placed at $4,000, An ordinance
to prohibit begging and soliciting
subscriptions was brought up but
layed over until next meeting.
O. J. Sherman appeared before
the body to get information regard
ine the hberating of prisoner and
the whipping of another The mat
fer will be brought up before the
next session of the council.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
Box Packing Party

The Ladies of the Second Baptist
Church will hold a Box Packing
Party at the church on Friday eve
ming Dec. 10th at I p. m, to pack
a box ior the Ministerial Student
of Louisiana Baptist College. Ever
body who is interested in assistint
are urged to be present and invited
to bring potatoes, syrup. meats or
anv farm product or canned goods
Light refreshments will be served.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
Goes With Southern Pine

J.C. VaIadie, of the engineering
department of the G. S. L. Co., has
been transferred to the Southern
Pine Association and began his new
duties Monday which will take him
to all parts of the country. He will
continue his residence in Bogalusa
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
Ben Hur Xmas Tree

Boealusa No. 80, Tribue of Ben
HUI. will have a Christmas tree for
the members of the order and their
families ON December q. The
doors will be open to non members
at 8.45 p m. All members are
earnestly requested to be present a,
7.30 o m for the transaction o.
regular business.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09
Melissa Ia City

NJ. Nielsen. Of Covintton, arrived
in Boealusa Yesterday to look after.
interests in the St Tammany Mar
ufacturine Co. Mr.. Nielsen reports
that all Of the stock of the CON-
panv except $4,000 has been sold
and indications are that it will be
one of the most successful enter
prises in the South.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09

The meeting Of the Mothers Hon.
or Commission which was to have
been held on next Friday has been
postponed to Friday week on &C.
count of the Bazaar Of the Ladies
Aid. All members be governed
accordingly. q
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09

Bently Gonzales who was with
Company G at Gretna returned to
attend the funeral services Of little
=.
James B. Pollock.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-09

J.J. Ledoux. of the Boealusa
Stores Co., spent Sunday in New
Orleans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-11
JAP. ADMIRAL SEES
PRESIDENT WILSON
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington, Feb. 10.--Admiral Bar
on Shingeto Dewa, Japan's represent
alive at the opening of the Panama
Pacific exposition, today called on
President Wilson and Secretaries Bry-
an and Daniels. The secretaries later
returned his calls. Secretary Bryan
expressed to Admiral Dewa the hope
United States and feel that his well
come here was as friendly as that
which Secretary Bryan enjoyed during
his stay in Japan a few years ago.
Admiral Dewa was accompanied to
the White House and the departments
by Ambassador Chinda and by officers
Of his staff, Commander Nobayoski
and Lieutenant Commander Uyeda.