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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-05-14

Country produce taken in trade
at Baker & Sons.
Cottonwood Patent -four, for a
delicious, savory, wheaty flavor.
Come in and look over our shoe
line, the best that money can buy.
Prices lowest, at Baker & Son.
For SALE. Two heifer CALVES
nearly year old, of Holstein strain
and from good milk cows. Inquire
OF Mrs. Mary Schober.
A. A. Luellen is visiting with
friends in the city today while
enroute home to Lucille from TAX
ing in the waterways celebration
and visiting in Portland.
For the benefit of the many
who will be i'll the city Tuesday
Manager Wilson will give a mat
inee at the Orpheum that after
mood at 3 o'clock.
The rains this week are GER
tainly very poor signs of dry
weather and, to us, look more
like signs of automobiles, aero
planes, submarines or any other
little trinkets our farmer friends
may happen to desire this fall.
The paint that is easiest applied,
looks the best, wears the longest is
the paint you will buy. Sherwin
Williams paint is the peer of all.
Our practical knowledge and long
experience in paints enables us to
give you the best service. Hoene
Hardware.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-18

Mrs. Henry VI Turmun. Mrs IT, If.
lIultru and Mr. George Suhlborg
The Eastern Avenue Social club has
been rrurgWuIlrd aud the name chang
cd tu the Sunshine Social club the
meeting Wednesday being with Mrs \.
-. Wilkrr-Ou Officers elected were
President Mr. 4 H. Nilkcrson vice
president Mrs. James Nrvhcuur. scc-
rotary Mr. v L. Bath New mem
hers admitted were Mines James
Sparks, William NrVhouur aud Ilur-
per urth The afternoon was spent
with nrcdlrwurk The next meeting
December will bee with Mrs L.
lAu-hlm, on Eastern nyruuc.
The members of the Daisy Emhroid-
cry club entertained their husbands
"Wednesday evening M the home ur
Mrs. Ton. Miller ut $50 West & Ave
nur Capitol Ilnl Additional guests
of the afternoon were Mrs-rs. and
Mines Erwin aud o. a Miuirru High
score of the evening was made hy MI.
Miller aud Mr. I'd Gallon The club
VIII meet IN two weeks with Mrs. j.
o. Miller
Mrs Walter G. Dean departed W,d-
u"sday for Arlmore, where she join.
rd Mr. Dean and went on 10 Paris.
Tex. lo utlTd the Culhcrtsun Potter
wedding MIR Dean will return Fri.
duy hul Mrs Dean will remain for "A
couple of weeks with relatives.
Miss Nora MoriHrty returned Tues
day aud will be- the guest of her sister,
lCUntiWupl uu Page Six
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THIS Is am open in''Int ana u' per
sons Interested Ih IH' "''''''loh u''
invited 10 "ll'i".
The Social Embroidery club was en-.
tcrluiurd "Wednesday afternoon 10y
Mrs. ". II ~ ,,udd assisted 10y MIR,
l' II. fN'ln'I n Nl''I'' Eu'N'' "' '"'
nttrrh|'n were N.''' .. ,."'Ii"'
.. j. v,r''". 81 VI "l'', W ~ h",,J,'
j. =. Morr'N y ". N'..''' W. ', i'"'
llhEN""f'u u, ~ ,''h' y. \. IN n,l
I''''' o"u l''-' IL. ''IE'''''' '' a.
rIh"oh WIS 'l''I' WIN "'''',''"o' ~, ~,
the hostess l"' ''' U'N' '"''''"s VIII
"' announce" "''r
Mrs Fred toumhS WIS hostess
Wednesday tu lhr Isis club. having also
aS guests Mr., - 'uu',h li't'
score was "hd' %! MI-. \ Il, '"'N''
ne h'\l w'F'lnL VIII. 'r M"l'uaS 4"
ueN' week Iu P'H'' "' N'u''4'unl WIN
Nl'N. y u. i'~''I "' ''- N"''h 'u'
''nI avenue
The Domestic Science department Of
Norlscs will meet Friday at = o'clock
In Sor"Sls mlL Mrs t"rlcz brown
viii be- the leader on the Cost Of
Food nnd Mr. Clark Nrndrn Will
give demonstration Mrs. ', I.
'nu viii be hu~lrr.
Additional guests with the Royul
Mutron,' club which was entertained
Wednesday afternoon hy Mrs S H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-18


e'"u "I various interesting SITUATION
~ Tine n."' Iur 'Iun VIII meet l''
'INh'I ] W.T.. WITS. NhSstusllh
Nr- hampton h""N' was ho~I'-.
wednesday '' Ihr members oi lhr o.
!. u club lNr afternoon being plea
hul'N -pHI WIN h''ulr"orh ana %
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"' l'iNNl meeting oi IT, /. J.
.l"h was h'' N''h'1uuS win MI.
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MIS-. u. ~. majors, of lZoS North ha''
avenue VIII yl'rlNin circle No. -Four
"l IN" tIr'l M"Inod'St church Friday
'In' i'or OF lhe First Christian
church "O. meet friday at > o'clock.
WIN MIS-. "''7 li'lSlry' at Nj West
Seventh street
The Mckinley School Patrons club
will meet Friday Mt . o'clock Mr.
W a. kiusoylng, who hns mudc %
study ur the growth aud development
ur Fairgrounds IN New York will civ,
q tuIh uu that subject An persons in
tru.'rd arc Invited To attend.
Mr.. Eyn n sbeld,r u.m ,,,.,
pp rr. saturday Rr,d., orr, r,.
,..,l '' W.
.
tue '"''I''"'N "' 'he Seven o'clock
hln''r ''l'n were the guests Tuesday
evening "I Mr ANA Mrs, Claude Milr
who also had Miss flrcta Wnuurhuu
und Miss Elizabeth Wisdom. IU-u
,norrs were made by Mrs. =. +. Wah,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-18

A cough l' really ono ~ our bost
friends 10 warns u4 that there is in.
lnumniuu or obstruction lu danger
uua rIwa Therefore when YOU pet f,
li cough don't proceed o. du.p Yourself
with a Dot ul drugs that mrtrl, "stlpn
tHu cough temporarily hy d,adpning the
Throat nerves. Treat the rause-hpal the
nt mUd membranes. Here ~ home.
made rwudy that Wrt1 rlght NJ the cause
ami Mill make au obstinate cough yunisn
m"." quickly Ynn YOU ever thought pos.
t..".
iut 2i, ounces ~ pmoy 600 cents
vuriH 100 - pint bottle and Hll the huttIr
with plain formulated sugar syrup Ilf4
gives .un o full mint ul The most pleasant
nmI r''"iFn cough rnmnIF yuu ever usrI.
ai .N.i of only 10 cents $50 bother u
U.WM luOl directions with pupy.
Il hn's the iuNumul membranes "A
gently and promptly tHut N0u wonder
NHW 10 DOES No. Also 'uUsuug dry. hnars,,
ur t0gHt cough and stops the lormation IL
UhIonw n The throat and bronchial tubes,
Thus ending the persistent loose cough.
Pncv ia highly concentrated com.
rnuni ui Norway pine extract, rich 10
riuNrul md s famous the world over
Tor its healing effect on the membrane.
To avoid disappointment ask YOUR
1fhgrlst Tor "2lh ounces 0f pinex" and
Inut ACCEPT nnvthinr else. A guarantee
IT absolute uti-tari .nn. nr money ptomnt.
" refunded goes with thir preparation.
TIA, Timex Co., IT, Nayus, lad.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-18

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"an M ,,, ,.' VI ',,.' '''.'., ,"olu'
'"' '". w. ''' ''.'' "',.' Laura
'''' "'.' ''.'..'' ''"'''"''
Misses I'h.'n Eastman ana Edna
hr'wh entertained The members " the
i'ranlailr ATT department Of Sorosls
N''lu'suN' Win matinee party Mt
Tue o'rrho.,'r '' sr" Miss Emma
huhllnt ln "IM Princess of the
ih''h'N Refreshments We're served
at Ihr lea r'"" Inter- onI guests be-.
Sides the members v'r" Nu"- Harry
\. IalImnu W J. NWINln Marion
tloN Harper I. & ~'Irt N llo'i FIN.
ms 'hnrIr, II 'u"N the Misses
LOUISE HuN Jrr-I" Warden aud lIsye
Morton
me urmNrI. "' Nh" Holly lmhr"ld.
'rN cIuh 'nlwDd % .r"HI 'h" day par.
" wednesday with Mr. A W Nuod
NANCY. Mrs. y. smith uI IlshnmIu.
eo h'lnt y sl"vm guest Following Am
elegant dinner n' | urwk 'hn after.
noon was spent WITH m7..rWurh and
onloNlng some music h Mrs John
Nhltlrk uml Mrs NneW.s uu the
guitar ana plano Inr r"Hr meet
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Since John
Quit Drinking
BY Johns Wife
BY Johns Wife

I'm the happle,t lIttle woman,
lu ON this IItur town.
Aui mI merry 1ugU nnd singing.
llAf. ihr place uf HEN and flown
For IONS mas GIlI MS DRINKING
AMI lIkr i."HHf once more,
Aud ihc world 's lustH % paradise
Nltu such happiness in sIOrel
one fay road some ,oucs-
"MaN a N'nf. the name,
And sN'd lna.s John r,acuT
Aud l.I Frui rHl g.f fHr .lme
~ sent mr uulplN TREATMENT.
tAFr'y hss|t ruuII hrI
Au1 put 10 iu i0ruE supper
And pltitnh.'tra.
And 70 dHn't taste ,iuue NE,
thai HN uluf. sH. N.I Hrr..
ltUas tmUoihrHtt tIU1 ut sailing
fwlrUr purwr Me-.
Aud watched aud praFcl and waited,
and cried some. tNu. gurssl
And didn't have the greatest faith,
lm ashamed now To confess.
And luhou,,cr Thought minute,
Hc vas being currlU NJ druh,
And sAuu hr.H usvril Nt any uuc
ltmaN"a inc rr, Go lMuA'
just makes ur Uri Ir.Iluru,
I'm boo proud iu b. h's wife
Since %, srurH1 Ul drinking,
And leads nice, new li'v.
"Sncr John hr uuIr a.irinElnsl-
rsu.tsoj 't tlWrs enough
Aud hates and loaihps liquor
A. he would poison sur
And when I cay ml prayers At night
A. thankful aH can be-
pfAy for John TIE most NJ all
Then GOLDEN Itl\lMkNr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-18
SOCIETY

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A l. Welsh ,rnc club vlI. m.r. uti
Wednesday with Mr., loul, n h
bourne.
N,. n cotrr,nom au. ,.,.r
uin Irr,rm.Ir, win pu dfrrrr.. .r
nrIJrr rr,, Tm.d,, In nnno,. of Mfr.
Mark Goodwiu of Washington. 10 &
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ru,J gur,lu, frnm C,l,r.r.m r.r
,.It vim tn. r,rurr- .,,..,. N,
uud Mrs Il S Rowland J.Y. ,uu
remain upru tbr holiday, who. u.,
uIl nr ioiurd b, Mr. WaILr,
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afternoon vn- 4mm win. nr.I..,.r.
and the n~r.-, va. assisted n Nh.
iT VI. Milan n serving luncheon In.
club viii uor meet uc>r vrok um um
br entertained u two urrl. o. MI.
!. \ kohurit
Mr. G. X MukuI ou.wH.-H 'nr
IuwduN liWrr- Auction ".Uh NrIur-
day Guests Invited f." Ju.u 'Ur r.u'
''t "t Inc "irrIn"'n M'I' N"r0 W.
N.'''">' ana v. y N.' 1''"'. I.'"
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r'nu. operation She wdun. Mon
day.
Mr. uud Mr. Elf Brown of N.I..,.
g.r. are .prnIiug fr,, a... f. the
Dil, while looking for u..u.... .nl
nro M the Lee llurLiu. huiu Mr. and
Nn. Brown ana dnurnra. VI. N.
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Free Trial Package Coupon

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4O-INCH PRINTED CHARMEUSE
Worth $3.50 at 79c Yard

... U.r". no mistake, rs yOu ui' '.. ...
.. ..... 4, thr store tomorrow. Vs.. N.
.... .N.' $50 say 10 inch Printed t..u...
.... $3.50 yard. nl only 79c q ynI E..
.... ..H u- that It {. marvellous W."
ST. r.. newest aUd scnrrcst ~nuIu. '
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... ..u 0uu.d b" able 90 find just r.
..... ... lH0 huNr lu mind This sale a' '.... +.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
PENSACOLA BOY
IS MAKING GOOD
IN VAUDEVILLE
TONY KLUMPER, WHO IS NOW
VISITING RELATIVES HERE,
HAS MADE QUITE A REPUTA-
TON FOR HIMSELF.

Tony Klumper, who is now visit
ing relatives in Pensacola, has made
quite . reputation for himself on the
the vaudeville stage, and win spend
about week here before returning to
his work, which win be opened at
Chattanooga, Tenn, under a New
York contract and booking.
This young man, who was born and
raised in Pensacola, and who has rel
atives here, is making quite a repu-
tation as black face comedian, and
his dancing, singing, etc. is taking
with hundreds over his entire circuit.
At present he comes from Texas, but
it Is understood his new bookings will
take him through new part of the
United States, through which the
bookings have already been closed.
Mr.. Klumper has numerous friends
In this city, where he spent most OF
his boyhood days, and they are ex-
tending him a warm welcome. He is
visiting relatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
GRANDSTANO IN
BASEBALL PARK
WAS DESTROYED
HEAVY DAMAGE WAS SUFFER-
ED AT MAxENT PARK EARLY
LAST NIGHT WHEN sTRUC-
TURE WENT UP IN SMOKE.

Indications were that an incendiSry
started the fire which burned the
grandstand, bleachers and a large
portion of the fence at Maxent park
last night. There had been no gather
ing there during yesterday, and the
belief is expressed freely that the fire
had been started purposely. At any
rate the damage was heavy, for the
stand, seats, bleachers, part of the
fence, and in fact everything of an
infiammable nature went up in smoke.
The fire was reported by telephone
first, but about the same time an
alaru came in from box 81. Trucks
hurried westward, but the structure
was mass of flames long before
they reached the scene.
This park had not been dsed by the
white baseball. players of late. and il
was understood that negroes had
leased it and were holding forth there
once or twice week. A game was
scheduled for yesterday and the, day
before, it was asserted, but the bois-
ferrous weather prevented both, and
few if any persons were at the park
during yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
MANY AMERICANS
NOW IN TRENCHES.

London, Aug. 16.-There are no
fewer than 1000 Americans in the
ranks of the Canadian military con-
tingent, said Major Samuel Hughes,
Canadian minister of militia at a
meeting of Americans held here last
night. IT have already written let
tiers of gratitude and sympathy" Gen
eral Hughes said, 'to mothers of more
than 100 American boys who have
fallen while fighting in Flanders
alongside of their Canadian comrades.
More than 1000 enlisted and we could
have had many more if we wished.
Any number of West Pointers offered
their services and some are now with
us"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
PREPARING TO
HANG OARK|ES
IN COUNTY JAIL
ALL THINGS ARE BEING GOTTEN
INTO GOOD SHAPE FOR THE
DOUBLE EXECUTION TO PLACE
FRIDAY.

For the purpose Of having every
thing in readiness for the double exc
cution, to take place Friday in the
county Jail, Sheriff Ellis has been Civ
ing his attention to the n1inutest de-
tails, and, unless reprievsd at the last
moment, the sheriff expects to hang
one culprit after the other, about noon
Friday next.
The execution room has been put in
readiness, and the trap has been thor
oughly tested. This test was made
by means of 200-pound log, and the
trigger" worked perfectly. A few
days ago in Tampa there were four
attempts made to hang a negro, and
three of them failed. This Of course
prolonged the agony Of the darkey.
and this Sheriff Ellis hopes to avoid
In the cases Of Thomas and Maddox.
There viii be possibly half a hun
bred witnesses to the execution. This
includes preachers, priest, relatives
of the darkies, relatives Of the vic
Tins Of the darlxies to be hung, a
dozen reputable citizens, physicians,
officials, newspapermen, etc. just
how the spectators will be ar
ranged remains yet to be worked out
for the execution room is too small
for this large number of persons
There will be at least three visiting
sheriffs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
UGH! A DOSE OF
NASTY CALOMEL
TT sALIvATEsi IT MAKES YaU
SICK AND YoU MAY LosEA
DAYS WORK.

You're bilious, sluggish, constipated
and believe you need vile, dangerous
calonael to start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guaranteed Ask your
druggist for so cent bottle Of Dod-
sons Liver Tone and take spo0aful
tonight. If it doesn't start your liver
and straighten you right up better
than calomel and without gripping or
making you sick / want you TO 60
back to the store and get your
money.
TAKE calcnael today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and
nauseated. Don't lose . days work.
Take o spoonful of harmless, vege-
table Dcdson's Liver Tone tonight
and wake up feeling great. It's per-
fectly harmless, 50 give it to your
children any time. Il can't salivate,
50 let them eat anything afterwards
(Adv.}
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
ROTARIANS WILL
GO ACROSS BAY
1T IS LADIES' DAY EXCURSION
AND IT WILL TAKE THE PLACE
OF THE REGULAR / O'CLOCK
LUNCHEON.

There will be no o'clock luncheon
for the Rotary club today, the ladies'
day excursion and fish supper across
the bay taking its place.
Chairman D'Alemberte of the pro-
gram committee, and chairman Gus
Eitzen Of the entertainment commit
tee, state that they expect a splendid
crowd and the best meeting of the
season.
The club will embark en- masse on
the steamer Baldwin, leaving at 5
p. m. There will be plenty of music
as the club takes an orchestra with
them.
This will be. the second ladies' day
with the Rotary club and it is the
interest to make these enjoyable af-
fairs with the fair sex every quarter
and each of a different nature.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy.


Few medicines have met with more
favor or accomplished more good than
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. From a small
beginning its sale and use has ex-
tended to all parts of the United
States and to many foreign coun-
tries. Everywhere it mas received un-
stinted praise. We confidently be-
lieve that it has relieved more pain
and suffering and saved the lives of
more people than any other one
preparation in use. One or two doses
Of it is enough to relieve an ordinary
attack of collie or diarrhoea. 1t has
been used in many epidenics of dys-
EMERY with perfect success. 1t is
especially valuable for summer diar-
rhoeas in children. Every family
should keep it at hand as attacks of
cholera morbus often result fatally
before medicine can be procured or a
physician summoned. Obtainable
everywhere. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
Catholics Viii
BeUrged Work
for World F. ace
81 Associated PRESS.

Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 16.-Casholic or
CARNATIONS the world over are urged
to participate in . universal request
for peace in q resolution proposed for
adoption by the American Federation
of Catholic Societies, in a report sub
mitted at the opening session of the
convention today by Anthony Matre,
national secretary.
A special committee, the report
said, had called upon President VIII
son and the secretary If state and
had submitted to the latter certified
documents disclosing many outrages
committed in Mexico against the
Catholic church, priests and sister
hoods.
A review of the federa'ion's cru
SADIE against indecent theatrical per-
formances, moving pictures, pictures
and postcards, disclosed that the
Branch federation in st. Louis had
suppressed 81, 935 indecent postcards
The report also said:
1.-THE report showed that investiga-
cations were made to ascertain why
the Associated Press failed to dissem-
mate news regarding the persecution
Of the church in Mexico and the rea-
son for suppressing the news of the
Father Rossman case who was given
a verdict by jury for 81, 500 dam
ages against a bigoted paper. Ex-
planatory letters on this matter from
the general manager of the Asso-
ciated Press were presented"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
SERBIAN SHELLS
STOP TRENCH WORK.

Paris, Aug. ia Havas dispatch
from Nish, dated Sunday states that
on August Is the Serbians with few
shells stopped the enemy from work
ing on defenses in front Of the vii
lagos Of Dobria on the Danube. On
the day Serbian artillery before Vel
icocelon, near Belgrade engaged in q
duel with a hostile battery stationed
at the village of Starchevo and at
the twelfth shot reduced the enemy's
guns which had fired sixty shells, to
silence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17

their large theatres in New Orleans
(The Plaza. But owing to previous
arrangements Mr.. Dawson has ten
dered his resignation.
Mr.. Gueringer could not have
chosen a better successor to Mr.. Da-
vison than the popular Johnny Jones,
who is capable in every manner to
handle the Isis theatre as it should
be.
Mr.. Jones, himself a theatrical
man, has been on the staff of The
Journal for the past six months, in
the capacity of advertising manager.
He will sever his connection with the
paper the latter part of the month
to assume his new position.
In speaking of the appointment,
rendered and accepted by him, Mr.
Jones last night said: 81 have had
an ambition to engineer the destiny
of that picture theatre pride of the
south ever since it first opened its
doors to the public. Now that my
fondest wishes have been fulfilled,
expect to give the theatre my undi-
vided attention, the owners the most
faithful service that can be expected
of man, and the Pensacola public
(my friends, every one of them) my
knowledge Of the show business, and
appreciation of their friendship by
giving them the best picture program
to be had in the south at all times"
In speaking fof the acquisition Of
Mr.. Jones as his resident manager,
VIM. Gueringer, general manager Of
the Fitchenberg Amusement Enter
prise, said: II feel that have made,
to quote theatrical term, a scoop,
in acquiring the services of Mr.. Jones
as the manager of our Isis theatre in
Pensacola. / have known him for a
number of years, he having worked
for me in professional manner in
our theatres in New Orleans, and I
feel with pride that I could not have
made better selection.
"Since my company has purchased
the Bonita theatre in Pensacola, there
has been a great deal of idle, misrep-
resented talk that we intend to do as
we please now and give the people
whatever we see fit. I wish to say
that such is not the case, but on the
contrary we will give a better show,
if such thing is possible, and you
can assure the public Of one thing in
particular, that it will not be inferior
to the shows that they have received
in the past, and furthermore there
will never be a raise in the price of
admission unless we are necessarily
forced to, through greatly added ex-
pence in bringing a picture to Pen
sacola for exhibition. To strengthen
my statement of that point we now
have for the management of both our
local theatres, local men, both of
them, Professor Henry Seel at the
Bonita and now, Johnny Jones at the
Isis, both Of whom have had years
of experience in the show busineg
and the most of it here in PENSACOLA
which places as in position to give
the public far better show thar
ever before, instead of an inferiol
show, by having two managers WHIT
know the people of Pensacola, am
know best what they want. To make
1 both managers take added interest, i
such thing is possible, the we1far.
Of the public, we have presented eacI
with ten shares of stock. We hav,
an investment in this city, since or
purchase of the Bonita theatre, of ap
| proximately $13O, 100000, and fee