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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03


The S. i n Climb viii meet
Thursday March o.. with Mr. Suth
crland. san Iacinto Heights
The Pajarito club win meet Fri
day. March D.. Nlth Mrs. y s.
Rhode. lu' North Lincoln sirooi
The L'Nmiti'o Climb win meet
Thursday afternoon NI'h Mr. g. !.
hoWo1. l'uH picrc. street at
O'Clock
The Thursday ~ hundred Clnh
win bc ,ntOriainod rdas after.
noon by Mr. 4 s. SrWrit ltnl
.acksou street
IN, Entire Nuus Cluh a' meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Nho
rosa Ndam.ou, 1910 rolk street OF
@ o'clock
The A'hp'uaum Cla sin m.o'
riday afternoon aI 'bc homo of
Mrs r S Eillourh. $500, Nm Bur
ON street
circle O. OFF the pint nIpH.
church VU mo1 Friday afternoon
az the HON, ol Mrs WiI '.D.
rrlhauan .'rrof ~ o. o.u..
rH. A. r O. ft,l ...I Dad. ...t..r.
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aci attendants Miss Hope Tmyton
BJalc. daughter of MIR and Mr. I'd
ward g. Bcalc. AMI Miss lugouia
kclso Casalt, daughter OF Mr.. J.
Gordon CasaWt. both dohutant.s ~
tAif season iu Philadelphia.
Mrs Blddl, and her daughter are
tayur Tor some time az Palm beach
as guest at Mr. ana Mrs Duke
Nus niddlo was formerly Miss cor
d,Ha Bradley ot Pittsburgh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03

"Tho object ol this society shall
De- general Improvement which shalt
! comprehend more especially the iol.
loving points First Individual
growth FOO charity toward an with
whom v, associate. and just com
prchcnsion and adherence To quail
tics Of Faith Love Purity and
Truth
ANA 80 with mi, beautiful creed
evolving from seven young rirls ~
Wesleyan College IN 1859 thJ I'm
suiration has crown oud hroadcncd
until today IL stands an imposing
monument OF the largest ana most
exclusive women organizations IN
/ tho world as o momorial 10 that
creed Their regular meetings tn
/ antltv at which no human not en-
relied is permitted TO iutrudc upon,
| .rr filled with hcnificoncc and plea
,urc. Their open house enter
! .rlaiumoute arc alWays source of
d culture and hclpfulncss yesterday
ras % day sct aside solely for those
.h,ont from IN, hcar,rstonc, aun
Willie tho members gather In regular
p,eion there are alVay. letters from
those abroad which arrive IN time
o. show thar the writer's are Their
Ir spirit Many states were repro
.ogted Yesterday when Tho mail was
opened from IN. absontcs and choic,
Tits of travel. descriptive scenery ant
avay-from-homo topics furnished
novelty for those who stayed
! home The meeting was held ~ th
, io,uitahlc home of Mr.. e y lack
/ scn. 1905 Harrison street. who made
nn ideal hostess throughout the NJ
t,rnoon A. one % clock q tcmptinf
luncheon was served consisting o
hot veal loaf. sweet pickles chicke'
salad ON lettuce leaves. hot rolls
/ S.ratoeu chips. pimontn Sandwiches
Lot coffee. pineapple peach au'
,.,rry fruit salad m1rshmallo0
nudding with whipped cream, choco
! late. Mound cake and lady finr'r'
! ,..csc AMER luncheon an election
/ r, Officers for the new year result
i.o with the following 20 scrro
President Mrs Kate Patton
vico President Mr. G S Mur
.hy
Hccordlg Secretary Miss Gene
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03

LYDIA r.. flnknhm ,
Vegetable Com
pound. When ] first
began taking il /
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds OF
aches-pains in low
er part Of back and
in sides, and press
ing down pains. l
could not sleep and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03

Greatest musical treat of n, ''o
son. Schlldfcrt's HUNGARIAN Orch'e.
ira. Grand Opera lIouee Monday
rifht
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MRS. VI. GEiHlM.

Experienced Dress form maker
All work guaranteed. Model az The
Misses Taylor. Phone 1868 or cat
1910 Lincoln street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03

Society In New York. philadolphia.
and Pittsburgh was inter, ted in me
iac, that Miss Cordslia Drcyol BID
die. daughter NJ Mr. aud Mrs A 7
nroNcl Riddlc Of Philadelphia, haa
selected Wednesday Npril "N. as tho
cate OF her wedding To Angler H.
Duke. son OF Mr. and Mrs brnla-
min y. Duke of New York
The ceremony win bee performed
In Holy Trinity Chuch, philadelphia,
sud Miss Biddle Will have amoua
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Try "GETS.lT," lis
Magic for Corns |!
New. Simple. Common Sense Way.

Won vI u.y,- know how rsHlv easy
- i- 100 p,f r.I Df % corn until N,t untr
'fisd "GI.T~. lI NofNiug nts DO Do
s,.r D.. g uran ..ri. On thsst lrs- time
o. apq.f o. tlHu doss tu rs1d ftl.. ~
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MRS, LYONS "
ACHES AND PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
ctable Compound.

Terrc Hill. Pa. 49," Kindly permit me
70 give you my testimonial in favor OF
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President Wilson B.. quoted %" have
nr ead "ho only thing that 's
worth while boz human uiorcours" o.
io wake somebody up u thc ANA
rIo choral club can eucoo'i 90
waking %? tho people of This CITY 90
Tho realization Of thc tact fHa' music
.erca'.s not only 'ho mind hu' 9th
or faculir-. then tUr workers Boo thai
lreauilatior can foD ae DO 'boy have
accomplished great dc0I The Am
orcln people have NOT a@ yot attain
"a fo iHa' high 'ieai.sm in music
trn ha. been reached BOO SON, Gown
Trio. Uy rr,1' expenditure OF 90
-or' tho officer of tho rll. havo suc
.rc3.d u stimulating interest i1 'h'
r,hoarsals and tho past tNo meoilnf'
have been m1rE'l hy large and on
tfuaas'ic attendance rpiuyi.w 3.
riding tsolf on n.r rehearsal anr
overflow OF enthusiasm. ana canyon
+. rrauIed over rho su,lrf of ihn
Powell Entertainment Justly %
har Amarillo raise Hsr head after
frc Nav festival. not Ui'h mil9"rs
. satI faction. hu' 'hr honest pride
that she rh1l rlghtiuIIy MORT from
the fuIrllmont oi cherished Al-t
.aiued oul, through diligence and
100 earnest effort i0a.ri hs goal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03

Tho Cro1t UHuurau Orchestra O.
aHc Grand MONDAY u.fuf March sf"
1885,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
CLEAR LAKE MEN MAKE A
BOOSTING TRIP TO OMAHA

CLEAR LAKE. Ia, April A-(special)
All three OF tho summer hotels here
are undergoing extensive repairs and i'm
provements. which means much better
service to the thousands Of summer tour
lists The Lakeshore is having a new
porch built along the entire front. is be-
ing repalnted throughout and extensive
improvements on the interior. The Oaks
hotel is doubling it's garage accommoda-
lions, adding eight new stalls, and also
making considerable improvements on
the interior OF the hotel. The lakewood
Park hotel Is having the porch repainted.
electric lights installed, and considerable
done in the way OF interior improve
ments. c. r. Crane and ID. c. Branson
have just returned from a three days trip
to Omaha in the distribution of printed
matter for the Commercial club. This Is
to be followed by newspaper advertising
and a very large increase of summer bus
| mess is expected from this point. The
| Chicago Great Western railway Is as
sistlng the Commercial club In this ef-
fort for more southwest business at Clear
Lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Note. fro moose County.

BEATRICE Neb.. April N,--(SpecialJ p
Samuel Rudder. a farmer living near
Filley. sustained two broken ribs. a disio-
Gated shoulder and possibly internal In
juries in a runaway at his farm Friday.
Mrs. Frank zaribnlcky was bitten by
a rattlesnake Thursday morning at her
home near Odell while going 10 the field
with lunch for her husband. She killed
the snake. delivered the lunch 10 hor
husband and then walked back home,
where she was given medical attention.
j. p. Walker. the stranger who was ar
rested az the Henry drabher home
Thursday after he had ransacked the
homes OF Ralph Hevelone and Mr.. Grab
her, pleaded guilty Friday before Judge
Ellis and was sentenced 10 thirty days
In the county Jail.
Mrs. c. y. Campbell died Wednesday
morning at her home near Harblne. aged
So years. she IL survived by her hus-
band and five children.
MARY James Pa" comedy-drama
In three acts with twenty-five member
in tine cast, all graduates Of the Beatrice
High school, will be presented at the Gill
bert theater Wednesday evening. April Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
TRENTON WINS DISTRICT
DEBATE FROM OXFORD

OXFORD. Neb., April 2L-tspecial)-
Trenton High school won the champion
ship debste for the southwestern district
from thu Oxford High school here last
night. Trenton had the negative and OK
ford the affirmative OF the league ques-
tion. Resolved, That the United States
government shall adopt government own
ership and operation Of the railroads +"
Trenton was represented by Ray wertz.
Ebert Taylor and Maurice O'Byrne. OK
ford was represented by Merlin Springer.
Fred Hellner and Ralph Cole superin-
tendent Mannix OF Trenton presided. The
judges were Attorney Frank Anderson OF
Holdrsge, Prof wilkerson u the Rearney
Normal and Congressman Barton of
Grand Island Decision was unanimous for
Trenton.
Friday was visitors day for the oxford
pubic schools. a. the normal training
studsnts from Orleans. the normal train
Ing Htudents from HOldrege. the Cam
bridge base ball team. the Trenton de
batting squad and the Mascot teaching
force were present as visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Terre Haute Council
Impeaches Roberts

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April A.-Mayor
Dom NJ Roberts. recently found guilty.
with twenty-soven other Terre Hautsns,
OF conspiracy to corrupt the election here
on November 2. 1914. vas impeached to-
day by the city council by vote OF
Il to 3. Roberts Is now in the federal
prison at Leavenworth. Kan. serving a
slx-year sentepce on the election con-
spiracy conviction. He was charged In
the council proceedings with malfeasance
in office.
Tho vote was taken after a day and n
half OF hearing testimony concerning
the charges OF the council that the mayor
had illegally ordered warrants drawn to
pay attorneys fees in personal cases.
other charges were than he had at
tempted to bride city councilmen 90 vote
for a boundary ordinance recently before
the council and that he had been con-
victed OF a felony.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
TECUMSEH PIONEER DIES
IN WASHINGTON STATE

TECUMsEf. Neb.. April A.-(special.)-
Martin v. yesterday. for many years
resident OF this community. died at the
home of his son. Milton yesterday. in
Tacoma, Wash. yesterday. Had he lived
until August 20 next he would have been
30 years of age. Mr.. yesterday had been
in failing health for several years. He was
a native of jefferson county. O., and In
an early day located in Johnson county.
Nebraska. Mr.. yesterday had served as
treasurer of this county, and had repre-
scented the county in the state legislature.
Ho is survived by four sons. Milton.
Stephen, Joseph and Philip yesterday.
all of whom live In the Pacific northwest.
The body. accompanied by Milton Easter
day. probably will reach recumseh Mon
day. 80 Il s%.fNrr h-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25

CONTINUED from Page One)
tering the Ypres salient. held by the al
lies. so the French use their pressure at
St Mihiel with some success.
The campaign In the east continues at
stsndstill and there has been no au-
thentic news OF the movement Of allied
troops in European Turkey.
Canadians Recnpture Guns.
LONDON. April A-The war office to-
day gave out the following official note;
THE fight for the ground into which
the Germans penetrated between steen-
strate and Langemsrck still continues.
The loss Of this part OF the line laid
bare the left of the Canadian division,
which was forced 20 iail back In order
10 keep IN touch with the right Of the
neighboring' troops.
In the rear OF the latter had been four
Canadian a. guns. which thus passed into
the hands Of the enemy. But some hours
later the Canadians made a most bril-
liant and successful advance. recapturing
these guns and taking a considerable
number of German prisoners, Including
a colonel
THE Canadians had many casualties
but their gallantry and determination I'M
doubtedly saved the situation. Their con-
duct has been magnificent throughout"
GermnnH Use Chemical BombS.
PARIS. April "a. - The asphyxiating
bombs used by the Germans In their at
tack near Ypres were thrown at numerous
points along a front OF three miles. ac-
eording to information that has been
brought TO Paris. The contents Of these
missiles we're largely chloride mixed with
other chemicals.
Tho Germans threw these bombs when
the wind was blowing from them In the
direction OF tho French trenches The
fumes caused uncomfortable breathing
and smarting OF the eyes at a distance
of nearly two miles behind the trenches.
and they we're so powerful that the Cor
mans had to wait themselves consid-
cradle time before they could occupy the
evacuated trenches.
During this delay the French troops re-
covered from the effects OF the fumes,
delivered counter attack and regained
most OF the ground lost The German
supply of chloride bombs apparently had
been used up n their first advance. They
had no more 20 throw and they gave way
before the resolute bayonet attack OF the
French. The bombs themselves are
brown by means OF a hand sling. sucn
as boys use for throwing stones.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Nnten from seward.


SEWARD. Neb., April A.-(special)-
F. b. Upton has sold a quarter section
of his land near Tamora to Clyde Daily
for $25,OO0.
The Msrysville mills in this county
burned 20 the ground last night. The
loss Ia considerable. but covered with In
surancc.
Charles Stair. aged 50 years. died at
his home In Beaver township yesterday.
The cornerstone OF ST. Patrick's Cath
Ollie church was laid at Utica on Thurs
day. Bishop Then and many priests as
sisting. The ladies OF the church gave
dinner at the opera house after the
ceremonies.
The Brandorff family lost all their
household effects in the fire Friday that
consumed the house on the Webster
farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Grand Masters Visits STaAOnA.

MCooK. Neb.. April A-(speoial)-
MeCook lodge No. 1876, Ancient. Free and
Accepted Masons. received an official
visit from Grand Master Davis OF Me-
hraska Masons last night. The local
lodge held special convocation, at which
about 100 Masons from all over this sec
ton OF the state were present The
Master Mason degree was conferred, fol-
lowed by banquet and toast list.
Speeches by Grand Master Davis and
Senator Norris were features OF the
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Reparation Given 40 uulI.

WASHINGTON. April A.-(Special Tel
mission has ordered PREPARATION In the
claim OF g. w. Hull company OF Omaha
against the Missouri Pacific Railroad
company, finding that the rate charged
on carload OF cement shipped from In
dependence, Kan. to Arnold and staple
ton, Neb.. was unreasonable to the ex-
tent that II exceeded 80 cents per 100
pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
DIFFICULTY EXPERIENCED
IN FINDING SUPERINTENDENT

KEARNEY. Neb.. Apnl 2l--(special
TelegFam.)-Three superlntendents have
been IN charge OF the office OF county
superintendent IN Buffalo county within
the last tTenty-four hours. Superin-
tendent Elliott. who was appointed reg
istFaE Of the state normal school here.
was replaced by John jameson at a
meeting Of the board, but Il was soon
found that he was disqualified because
Of not being 10 the schools during the
last three years. The board then chose
Superintendent Nichols Of Clbbon 10 fill
the vacancy and be viii take up his new
duties soon
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Boosting Bachelor of California
House Kissed by Fair Lobbyist

SACRAMENTO Cal. April 24.-Assem-
blyman Maurice r. Browne. author Of
a constitutional amendment 20 impose
tax OF so year on all bachelors over
$50 year Of age, and advocate OF strict
moral reform laws. boosted to fair
lobbyist in the house yesterday that he
was 20 years old and had never been
kissed except by his mother. without
hesitation the lobbyist threw her arms
around the neck Of the tall assemblyman
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25

and kissed him. The incident occurred
while the assembly was IN informal ses-
sion under call OF the house and IN an
instant Brownies desk was surrounded by
a shouting. cheering crowd Of his col
leagues. A near-riot erFued
order was thrown - the winds and
under urging. in which a semblance OF
force was used. Browne returned the kiss
and his reputation ~ the ultra moralist
Of the assembly vanished forever. Browne
is bachelor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Department orders.

WASHINGTON. April 2-(special Tel
egrRnl. IA civil service examination will
be held ON May p at Columbus for post
master az Menroe. Neb.
South Dakota postmRsters reappointed;
Pringle, Custer county. Mary l. Reed;
warner Brown county, Alexander l.,
Williams.
A rural free delivery route will be es-
tablished on June / at Carpenter Lara
mic county, Wyoming. length OF route,
thirty-two miles families TO be served. 100
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
HYMENE
Chri.tie-Henningsen.

SUPERIOR, Neb.. April A.-(special
Telegram. To-day at l O'Clock at the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. #. A.
Henningsen, Miss Marie Theresa Hen
ningsen and Kenneth Christie OF Butte.
Mont. were married by Rev. J. NJ Hamil-
ton of the First Presbyterian church.
The bride is the daughter OF F. A. Hem
ningsen of the Henningsen Produce COM
pany. and the groom Is a young business
man OF Butte, Mont.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
state Gunrnnty Fund hoard.

PIERRE. 8. D.. April 2i,--(speciai Tel
egram.) -The board to act with State
Examiner J. T. wingfield as the State
Banking commission 70 look after the
administrative work Of putting the state
guaranty act into actual operation was
selected by Governor Byrne this evening.
as follows; II. IL. Lien of slssteson
Lewis Jacobs of I1enox and William II.
Hosea of Spencer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
New State VeterInnrIan.

PIERRE. s. D., April 2i,-(speclal Tel
ogram.)-oovernor Byrne today appointed
DIR. j. K. Phelps of Alexandria as state
veterinarian to succeed DR.. saby. re-
signed. He appointed L. NJ. Davis OF
Winner as a member OF the State Live
Stock commission to fill the vacancy
caused by the advancement of Phelps.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25

Telegram 1.-The junior-senior banquet Of
the Superior High school was held last
night at tho high school building This
years class consists OF thirty-four grad
yates. the largest number to graduate
from this school
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Lots Sold az AuctIon.

CAMBRIDGE. Neh.. April 2L-(special
Telegram.)- opera house lots sold
today for $40 at public auction to Robert
Rankin. The building burned one year
ago ana the lots were soli in order 70
make a division OF assets TO stockholders.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
DEATH RECORD
John T. Ashcroft.

BELLE FoURCHB. 8 d.. April "a
Especial )-J. ]. Ashcroft received teie-
phone message Tuesday morning, an
nouncing the death of his father, John
IT. Ashcroft at Camp Crook that morn
ing. Mr. Ashcroft accompanied by his
brother. Dick. OF California, left Tues
day morning for Camp Crook to attend
the funeral. John T. Ashcroft was one
OF the old timers OF northern Harding
county
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25

Caught by the camera at Seventeenth
and FaTnam streets as he was going
70 court with his attorney, w. ]. Con-
nell
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25

TECUMsEH. Neb.. April 24-(special
Telegram.)-John J. Grimmett. died at
his home here today. after long illness.
He was a native OF West Virginia and
was aged Sc years. The Grimmett family
came to Tecumseh twenty years ago. Mr..
Grlmmett Is survived Ivy the widow and
several children. The funeral will be
held at the home Sunday afternoon In
charge OF the Masonic order
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
mann nr snint Mnrcenn.

PARIS, April A--Rene De Saint Mar
ceaux. the sculptor, died last night at his
home In this city at the age of 70 years.
Many OF his works are famous and oc-
cupy places OF honor in Paris. He was
elected TO the Academy OF Fine Arts in
1906. 20 succeed the late Paul Dubois.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Mrs. ID. Daniel.

SUPERIOR, Neb., April A-(special
Telegram.)-Mrs. d. Daniel, one of the
old settlers OF this community. died this
morning, after being sick since Easter
from paralytio stroks. The funeral will
be held tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
GERMANS DRIVE
WEDGE THROUGH
LINE OF ALLIES

CONTINUED from rage one)
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18
,4 GONE FOR GOOD
Results That Last Are What Appeal
to Dickinson People.

EEEIgbGyE. E.SkE-L&LeETT-I ~ z2'E.tT - .'
Kidney sufferers in Dickinson want
more than temporary relief.
They want results that last
Results Like Mrs. Du Bots tells
about.
Hers was a thorough test.
Over two years is a long time.
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test and stood it well.
Why experiment with an untricd
medicine ?
People here in Dickinson have
shown the way.
Read Mrs. Du Bots story:
Mrs. F. M. Du Bots, 302 Fifth Ave.
F. Dickinson, says: IA few years
ago while living in London, England,
81 used several boxes Of Doan's Kidney
Pills and was cured Of a dull pain
in my back and frequent headaches,
dizzy spells, a languid feeling and
other distressing symptoms of kid
|ney complaint"
OVER TWO YEARS LATER, Mrs.
Du Bots said: II have had no need
of a kidney remedy since Doan's Kid
.neyPills cured me some time ago."
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
MRS Du Bots has twice publicly
Recommended Foster ilburn CO.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y,-adv.
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18
SOUTHERN FAMILY LIFE
IN CIVIL WAR DAYS

"The Warren s of Virginia." the
Lasky-Belasco photodramatic version
Of VIM. G. DeMille's play Of the same
name, shows a phase Of Civil War
life which has been little emphasized.
This lis the home life Of the South
erna families, rich a. few months be-
fore, now patiently and courageously
enduring poverty and defeat. The
dramadoes not seek to justify the
politics Of either cause, but it must
bring closer to all the world the
sufferings3of the Confederacy and the
nobilityiof the, .'boys in grey
Blanche Sweet, who makes her Lasky
debut ii this production, plays the
role ola Southern girl who is cap
tured by her own lover, a Northern
Lieutenant. AT the Lyric, Monday,
December 20.-adv.
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18

4H.fNhE&N
BY his friend, Hon, Sam Bullock, and
Kermit. They spent q few days
at the ranch at that time but the
hunting that Col. Roosevelt used to
know was a thing Of the past.
After his election to the presidency
in response to kilograms from the
Ferris Brothers congratulating him
he responded with this characteristic
one: my Dear Joe and Sylvane: No
telegram that I received pleased me
more than yours, and / thank you for
1t. Give my warm regards to Mrs.
Joe and Mrs. Sylvane; and all my
friends. Sincerely yours, Theodore
Roosevelt, The Medora President.
G. s. CRYNE,
H. O.. S. a.. Stark Co.
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18

SIPS Skates for $500; 75c Skates
for SOC. At the Lish Hardware
Store.-adv. 12-11-2t
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18
Phone ZIG FOR Lehigh White Aah
sgnite. Prompt service. Frank a.
retail agent for Dickinson.
d lett
EnOR SALE

FOR SALE
a fne s2O-aacre farm located IS
mile N. E..of Taylor. Everyything d
frst-class shape. Fer price and par
Eticulars, address eWner,ALEXgAB-
Lock Boz 81, Taylor N.
ID.-adv. 12-61 ". pd.
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18

Rooms Without Running Water - ------- 70 e persons $oo
with Hot and Cold Running Water --~.------ 100, 2 persons $50
win Prvar 6atn. &1OV e persons 25O
Rooms with Local and Long Distance Telephone and Electric Call Bells.
* Public bath. for convenience OF patrons not desring private BATH.
The most reasonable priced cafe In connection, Wlthe everything pin season..
## #&#& ~1 Always our aim to please. -
=%r &%@+ w. G. RAW, Prop.