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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-15

Ger Erdiioent enti6uISigt
lid, baB er oie oeuti6e gtote nod midi
beanttportet bat. gSir gIaiiben i'm
Die 9eril6iaung ertbeiIen Su f6nnen
baB Die amerifaniihe Nation ri6t oit
minoeite llngeoulo enrpfinoet lmf
oaB cS polIig einoerItonoen iuGre
ipcnn Die 9ln9eIegenbeit bis nad 9e'
cncigllng Oes ellropGii6en Grieaes
tinausgeidoben rpiirbe. 1em 9oIfe
crlpadien feline Naftbeile aus ser
@er5oacrung. Gs febIt uidt an ane.
ritaniifen Sfiffen, Inn ioI6e 0iir.
ger, Die bllrt,aus bas @erlangen ia.
hen. lid nah Dem ShallpIas oes
4rieses 5u beeebsn, sefabrIos biniibers
7ubrineen Gagegen lit cine sroBe
llnaebulo pabrnebmbar, SoB gng.
laub nah pie nor BEN amerifaniihen
Sanbel ouf oaS TSnfamite nergefpdI.
tiat unb OaB ale Broteite lInbeadtet
bIeiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-15

@as Die 2onooner Zines"
beriftet. baB oeuti6e 8anfiers oen
Saiisr fuBfdljg gsbeten baben, iFrie,
ben 81 iblieBen, ba Der arieg
9eutiblanb boQig 5u @runbe ridte,
1T aus Der 2uft gegriffen. Bon alien
triegsfilbrenocu 2Guoern befin6et ii6
Ieutiflano ijnan3ieQ in Der beitct
gerfaiilIHg 0a es feinem @ol0abiIuB
misgeIeBt lit, mas bod sur 8abrlng
zines 8l,ten 6inaB Soitents Die
Saltptiahe lit. 9Iuh glallben pir
nitt, oaB Der Safer Die 9antiers nit
Dem &erIpredcn bcruhigt bobe, Der
&rieg nerOe bis Gftober bcenoet Ieir.
SGtte aber Der aaiier iih in oieiem
Sinue geulBert, 10 rpuroe er nift
oaneben geratben haben, 6enn 9laeS
iueiit ooralf bin, 0aB bis gum Sp6t.
ber6it Die sIQiirten iammt lno ion.
hers AMI Dem 4iropf iisen tperoen
@IBIano lit ihon 5u orei @ierteI aus.
geidaltet. Rah Der groberung bon
@arihalt Die jest porbereitet gu iper.
ben ifeint, miro es ilberbaupt feine
iueientlihe RoGe mebr ipielen. 8enn
6aun Die Oelltiden @erbiinbeten ii6
nit aller Wladt nltf iSranfrei6 itiir.
Sen, pirb 6ieies ii6 nint pioerItonos.
fdbiqer errpeiien aIs RuBlan6, rpie
bic jebiaen GrfOIge Der Seuti9en
5eissn, inoem lie nit an 3abl nett
ilnterIesenen &rdften CUTE Sort
i6ritte aitfsupetieu baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-15
(glus benz vGnquirer" Dom Dienita9).
OUR NAVY WAS BUILT TO PROTECT
OUR RIGHTS UPON THE
OCEAN,

OCEAN.
The British, French. Russian. italian
German and Austrian Governments Dc
not dispute the right of our citizens u
sell and to ship to belligerent Powers
cannon, machine guns, rifles, powder
shot and shell, dynamite and other wal
materials.
They acknowledge We have the right
rs an independent nation to do this, and
TO do il is no violation OF neutrality.
At this very writing a score OF cargoes
of war material are being loaded at our
docks TO be delivered in the ports oil
Great Britain. France and Russia.
This is commercial operation that
is especially pleasing to the allied
Powers, and the receipt OF these destruc.
tive materials is essential to their
armies II they would maintain Their
present positions in the fields of battle.
Now, mark the inconsistency OF Great
Britain and her allies,
~ RtOUlt Htii baiP baA'oo
materials to peaceful, neutral, friendly
customers, such as Sweden. Norway,
Holland or Denmark, Great Britain seil'
es our vessels, or, ii in vessels Of other
neutral countries, seizes them!
II is no violation of neutrality TO sell,
ship and deliver to US, say Great
Britain. France, Russia and Italy we
are belligerents but you will not be
permitted to sell, ship or deliver 10
neutrals like Sweden, Norway, Denmark
Or Holland.
lou may deliver us dynamite, but you
must not deliver Holland cotton.
You may deliver US powder and loaded
shells, but you must not sell Norway
copper
You may deliver us cannon AMI
machine guns and rifles, but you must
not deliver wheat or corn or meat to
Denmark.
You NAV deliver us nitroglycerin,
vordite, lyddite and all other high ex.
pIosiyes and 1t viii not violate neu'
trality but II you dare attempt IN
ship bread or rice or rye or flour 20
peaceful, neutra. independent Sweden
we will seize your vessels and their car
goes and dispose Of them In our own
ports.
Great Britain and her allies laid down
this rule Of the seas 10 our people siS
months ago, and they have continued 20
reize our vessels during all these months.
Great Britain is thus destroying our
commerce with tie neutral nations Of
the earth.
Great Britain Is thus causing losses
Of hundreds OF millions Of dollars an
nuslly TO our people, TO our msnufac-
turers, TO our crporters, to our agricnl-
turists, by shutting us out OF the FREQ
dom Of trade with peaceful commercial
customers residing in neutral countries.
This IL no overdrawn statement. The
Enquirer gives facts as above, and every
producer oil cotton. every producer OF
cern and wheat, barley, rice and rye,
every miner of copper and lead is shut
ont OF these markets in neutral conn
tries by this determination Of Great
Britain to rule the seas and to dictate
To all the neutral nations OF the earth
What they shall sell and not sell.
il Is up to tl,s Government at Wash
ineton now TO strike. and strike hard
and firmly for our freedom OF the seas.
The United States will not submit 20
such unjust, Illegal and injurious regu.
lation Of its commerce by any Power.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-15
Die bentiden Yarteien nnS Die
Grpeiternns Der SentiheH
0renSen.
man6en. i'm ssuni.


Die duberii. aiHte BAT i'm Rsi6std5
elm, arunoiitlits glusiprahe iiber
tas strieass uno Nri,bmsaiel hernufs
teitsporen. unb mir miiiitn ibr baiur
Dun.,r. Tenn bds erlebnib btr Be
ratbuno unb ibr adnssr 9erIauf osrs
bi,ni bic polle guimsrticm.,it oss
teutftxn 9oI,ss. Taa Wiiben.eu unS
Mit6.raikn iib,r oid. pi6tiaiie quis
adtt. bi. bic 3sitasi6ihts an oas Bolt
oeiteli bat. ndmlid su tpiiisn. iple bic
arisasret,nuna sdbIishIih 1asaeaIi6sn
rerten ioII, mar ia bishsr mid! moa'
lid. gs mar bdhtr bic Iufoobe bee
Hti6staoss. Der iiber iebem gerbot
it,bt. einsuarsiisn. Run mar. ,s elm.
refine ghorbsit unb Der einml!hisen
SsIoenbaitiaisit uni.rss 9oI.ss un'
.piireio. rpolItt man fpieosrum beain'
fisT. BE 81: ..r;Gs Scrae aHi sas sass s9--.ss...
Icno Don tsr pdrtsisu Sak uno CUNT
seriouien su IaiieH uub 9eaeniase ilh
enau6i!bsn, ipo es i'm Grunbs aeuoms
men car i.in. aibi. Die RaoitaI.n,
a;ns aItiCb. Of iis r,tts obsr lints itss
hen. tpereen iib it,psr .bun. ben reds
ten WittsIpsa ,u fiHben unb ulle tra'
tiiiousllen 8Orurthsils. bi. aug pars
lei groarammsn unb ioeenannier
D,Itani6auunasn tcmmen. absuitrs!s
fen.
go ip,r .s auh i'm R.ihaiou. Der
ipsialosmo.raiiIte pariti 9oriissuoe
gtsrt. Der an Siell, gebsIs in oi,
glarteileiiunu berui,n porbsn III. trug
,in parmhsrsipss gs!euninit feline,
Qarttiaeuoiisn sur Ginis,sit unb Ge'
ichloK.nheit bes aeIammi.n bsutihsn
@clies DOT. 10 oufrifaia unb 10 hsr}s
lid ME mon ,s bisher in ben R.id,ss
iaasrlumsn nod ME aebort bate. Tie
polIt glnert.nnlina Der Oiisrreihiihsn
NrisbensIiebs bic 9raHomnr,una bsS
itaIisniidsn qnariiiss unb Gro6er
runastrieoes. bic ernsute Re5.itriis
ouna Der rpisb,rholtfn bishsria.u arss
tiibepiIliauna.n. bic beitimmt.n Der
iihsrunaen. bab bic SoimIosmotratie
mad tpis Dor unb isst srii r.6t gum
tsutid1en 9oIts itshe. Sds nIIss irus
ibm ben tinmiitbiasn 8eifaa allsr
Dari.ien elm.
glls er abtr bnnn ben Spruh Der
Wsisbeit bsraaB. bdk has 9sben aros
ksr 1T ME aIl.s 9enitn. fonbsru 'u'
riidfisl in bic orau. 5beoris. ieoe
Gruti,berund nsuen Gdnbes aruhos
iitlib ablshnts unb lie fd1leatbin als
9rptsrunospoliiit tea,i6nete. bu trlt
ter Ruoitul. BON rtbts. Der iiibreI
Ger aouisrpntiper. aeaen ihr nuf uno
isNnts bisfsu Sinnbpuntt nidbt MIR as,
irnbern icnIiruirte sinsn fbroffsn Oes
asnIdb aur ainien.
Rin. eS ip1re Die aompiesart ser
alten Bnrteiaesenidee, ipollte man
iiberbai.pt Stellung nebmen. Gs lit
nber niht 3ilidlIig. 6dB elmer Der W1it.
teIporteien, Der 0atiOnnIliberaIe 1r.
St)ifier. ben @eg iiber bieie altcn
@egenidse binpegfnnO un 2sirtlid.
felt, inhem er beioe bon redts ime
linis 3uinmmeniiibrte unb in ioIgen.
sen 9orten Der politiihsn gnfac6e
oes hetitifen golfcs bic iSormeI aab,
ole nif)t bic 3eihcn Der 9arte;perfal.
ling an lid tr1ot.
qsnn aciagt porhcn lit. mir fiih.
ren teinen Groberimaetrieg, 10 mug
i'd iasen, 6as III nuf unier Stano.
nlmft, @ebboite 3iiimnnnie) gsie|
ioIItcn mir oas argdiats Der Opirr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-15

] fpnlul pptr tetneHI Wertrefer ffiub el
ietne Biidtr auflsaen, feline @ef6Gftsr
lgebeimniffe preissebsn. Was Elm boz
ben beilnifden 9lutoritGten feineI
Derbredtns obsr @erssbens be3ibtis
ter Hailfmann nit Red,t ben eigener
geporben perfpeisern lpiirbs. bas prii,
lien ieiner @eidGfisbiiher, bas mub el
nun elmer ausIdnbiiden 8eb0rbe uni
beren geamten sefiatten, obne bab q
sine Si4erbeit bat. bab bas, mas bieis
aus Der priifuns lsrnen. nift ipdier
au ieinem S6aben berpdnot pirb,
gDenn nun tIeinsre gesen Gnsldnt
obnmGhtige Staoten Elm bsrartiges
SdaIten frember 9eb0rSsn i'm eisenen
2onbe iit sefalIen Iaien, 70 1T ed
gu periteebn. Wis ioll.n iie iid bass.
asn lpebrsn2 DAB in ber ntutraIeu
preHe aber aessn folde bic Gelbitdns
oiateit bes Staafsipeisns perlsbenber
llsberariffs 10 ipenis prpteiie su fin
ben iinb, IN icbon fpeuiaer peritdnoIih,
benn aus 'pl6sn Giniprii6en lam
eem betreffenben 9aube ober Der .3eis
tuna tsin Sddbsn entitebsn.
@ana unperitdnblif III es absr, bab
Die 9srsinisisn Staai.n bon qmsritn
Elm beroriiaes Shalten fremSer BE.
b0rben i'm sisenen 0anbs bulbsr uno
erlauben, bah bas aauSe RisienIanb
nuf bisie Weife in iein.m @epsrbebs.
trieb untsr snsIii6e aontrOIls seitelIi
pirb, aennSeifnenb in oisIsr 8e.
aisbuna iinb bic gebiugunasu Der
Reu Porter WsidIb0r'e fir ben
9innbdnbsl. Dr 3inn hoben ipin,
lei es unmittelbor I'M 9orisnbanoel
ober aubsrbnI6 b.sieIbsn. mub iim
h.m britiibsn Gsueraltoniul in Reip
Nori neaeniiber perpfIihtsn, iiber,
haupt isin 3inn (ob.r 3inner, oeer
Gblorsinu, bic ssbr1udlitite 6smiits
g.rbinbune bes 3inns) ndbrsno bes
arieaes aub.r nat BEN gsr.iniatsn
Soni9reid ober elmer brtiii6er Be
iibuns aussuiiib.r. aan' eIeid, ob bas
2inn aug 6riiiitsn 9.fibunaen sineea
fiibrt it, oosr fonitipO bsr'tdmmt. bon
BEN psrffiebensn, i'm Woriluut ishr
GhrIihen Sormularen f.i einss bier
cIs gsiipisI pisbere.asbsn:
formular go. ..
Serausaes.5er BON Der Rem Dor.er
W.taIbSrie.
3innanrarti..
3iun. I'm ben britii6tn 9ensruls
,OniuI. Rem gOrs.
9tus Sd tell. Sbnsn nit.
Sampfsr: Sab i'd bas 3inn. GtIprs
sinn, 3innsrj (a), sos am
Ranhs nobsr be3eihHst III,
psrtauft babe an:
gsrpatung:
seiIm goran.ie Si. aui
Der Riidieiis iinbsr psr
rem. Sd prbs Sbn,n su
jsbsr 3sit auf Wuni6 bi.
Srtginaltontrai.e u. aus
@epiht: bern 0oiumsni.. bi, ben
9er.auf na6tu.iIeH. oors
leaen.
Gafiir. bab Si. mi.
auaIitG.: Der aisf.runs bss bstrsis
fsnbsu 3inns, Gblcr,iHus
peer 3inura.s (a) einp.r
iioub.r iino, o.rpflihtt
i'd mid. oaR i'd. ioIaree
ttr ssssnpGriiae aries
bausrt. 3inn, GbIOuinu
ober 3nnerJ uidt birett
ober inbtrett ron Der
3ei5en: Der. Staatsr .rpcrtisren
pros, aub.r mad ben bri.
iifden g.IisunasH, une
eak i'd 3inr. gblOrjiun
cher 3inner3 fir Grport
nitt pertaufsu fperbe,
obns mid gu psrsstpiiTGu
bab ,s ni6i fir Grport
aus ben Der. Stoui.n Be
iiimmt in. ouksr rd6 ben
britiften geiibunssn.
Datum -.
(a) Ri6t 3uirsif.nS.s 1T gu
burhtrsi6en.
421-N %. z, %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-15

tani1dsn Bottles, bab ts cine anbsre.
ais cine fritblids 9Dfuns ni&t geftat'
ten tperbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-15
(421---4)
(RiidfsitO
qn ben briiifteu Gsnsrai!oriuI,
Nttp Wort.

gltIu fuIl.
SHWiirbisung 5brer GinpilIisung
Sab uns bas 3inr. Gblor,inu ober
2innsrS (o), psldes oui S.iis / ma.
Ter beS.ihns! III. unb psIdss mir &c.
tduft haben BON
aeIiefert pirb, iibsrnebmeu mir
bic folpsnbe gsrpfti6tune. pelh. 70.
Ianae in Strait blsiben ioa. ipie Grob.
5ritannisn nit ireenb elmer europdi.
Iden Maht i'm arieee 1T,
mir peroen 3inn. Gblor3inn obsr
3inner5s. slei6siiItia ob ss aus ben
britift.n gsiibunaen imporiisrt IN
pber nid)t. aus ben Dersinietsn Stan.
fen mad isinsn adnbsrn uportisrsn.
aubsr bsm 9ereiniaten aSnisrsi4 ober
elmer britiihsn gefibuug.
Mir ipsrbsn bas 3inn. gblorSinr
ober 2innsrs. bas sic jebt Iiefern. an
ieinen gambler cher ftins anbers Ger
ion Obsr psriOnsn in ben Der. Stua.
ten psr.aufsn. ionbern lDerben es fir
unf.re eiesnsr 6abriiaiionssnsds per.
ipenben."
Datum
(a) Ridt 8utrsfisub.s If su Sura.
itreiten.
Gs erbll! alio Bier In sinem BON
ben 0ereiuisten Gtdai.n beborplif sur
aelaHen.n S6riftftiid Der gertrster
eiuer frsmbsu Wa6t bic Grlagbnis.
ben 5arbsl in ben g.rsiniattn Staa'
ten su tontroIisren, sau5 slsifJ. ob "a
LID I'M Sitter hanSslt, be bon Gns'
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23

Pursuant to Section 2 OF Hous.
Bill No 293 of the Teuth Session
oi the Legislature OF the State OF
Idaho, approved March 11th.
1909 notice is hereby given that
the following persons have been
nominated for trustees of the
Village OF Oakley, County ofCas
STA, State of Idaho, to be voted
on at the municipal election to be
held April 9th. 1915, to-wit:
JOSEPH Y. HAIGHT
WILLIAM T. HARPER
WILLIAM A. MARTINDALE
GEORGE Richie
GEORGE G. WALTER
Dated at Oakley, Idaho, this
the Goth day OF April, 1915.
c. G. LARSON,
Village Clerk.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23

During the rush hours in Buffalo the
'eet car company operates two-car
aims.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23
INSOMNIA.

Is the subject of the leading art
icle in the April number of The Hy-
gienlst Magazine. The article is
written by DR.. r. R. Daniels, the
well know writer on health subjects.
Every sufferer from sleeplessness
should read this article. Procure a
copy of the magazine at your news
dealers or send ten cents to The
Hygienist Publishing Co., Majestic
Bid, Denver, Colorado.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23
The Star Spangled
Step.

England to the right of us,
France to the lett of us, Russia
behind us and Germany in front
OF us-vo'leying, and laundering
and rending and destroyingl
And Uncle Sam is expected to
sidestep this bunch without fric-
ton.
Truly, the Star Spangled Step
is mans dance.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23

Arbor Day was observed was OBJ
served at the Academy. Trees were
planted, and general cleanup of
the grounds made by the studends.
George G.. Walter is now owner of
Studebaker Four, purchased from
the Hanzel Auto TO.
Mrs Maggie Sessions who has
been visiting here with her father
went to Marion Wednesday to visit
her husbands people. She left for
Burley yesterday where she will visit
relatives and will return home today
for Pocatello
Assessor O. b. Pickett was over
from the County seat the early part
of the week.
Postmaster John G. De LaMare is
now in charge Of our post office. He
assumed control the latter part of
. ldSt week.
Ask your village candidate how ne
stands on the question of village
ownership of the water system?
DR.. G. w. Rudolph and wife were
Oakley visitors for a couple of days
the early part of the week, returning
to hurley Wednesday.
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.
Why suffer from rheumatism when
relief may be had at so small cost?
Mrs. Elmer Hatch, Peru, Ind. writes,
Il have been subject to attacks Of
rheumatism for years. Chamber
lain's liniment always relieves me inn
mediately, and take pleasure in re
commencing it to others. % and
so cent bottles. For sale by all
dealers.
Advertisement
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23
Sunday.

oNbN'.y'
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander have open
ed notion Departmental connection
with the second hand store on Main
street.
Earl Davidson have been busy for
several days on his dry farm at
Churchill.
Miss Ida Little is fast regaining
her health and strength The First
ward Theological class welcomed her
back to Sunday School for the first
time last Sunday, after her long i'll.
ness
The State Travelling Library will
soon be sent off. The books were
used freely while the case was in
Oakley. 1t is hoped that new box
will soon be here.
c. G. Wilburn went to Boise on
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Max Clark and wife of Salt
Lake were Oakley visitors the latter
part of last week
Mr.. George Day Jr. left for Boise
on Saturday. His wife accompanied
him as far as Hepburn where she is
visiting her people.
A. G. Shades of Churchill was in
town on business Monday.
The Fourth ward will hold try
out in story telling tonight
Ray Dahlquist made bushes trip
to Burley Monday.
The German circle of the Academy
are giving a party tonight in the
gym.
Quarterly Conference will be held
Saturday and Sunday.
A new assortmant of large and
small Rugs just arrived.
JOS Y Haight & Sons.
The Hanzel Auto Co. has first
class mechanic at their and who is
kept busy these days.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23

European governments are pl-
aclng a ban on the sale of liqu r
until the close of the war. That
is some argument Tor peace. Now
watch 'er trot over the line.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23
WANT COLUMN.



To Trade Talking Machine Victor
No. a, good condition with 60 good
records, for gentle riding and driv
ing horse.
A large office desk, roller top, oak,
wax finished to trade for a gentle
riding and driving horse or mich COW
Telephone 80 Pc. Box 1876.
Si!verlaced Wyandotte Eggs 75c a
setting. Olive H. Campbell.
FREE LAND-60 acres Ia mile
from Churchill Responsible party
can have free use of land for season.
Address S. G. Orr, Bull, Idaho.
For Sale-Durham Bull.
Inquire 5. H. Ellis
Club and Touse Wheat for Sale.
Inquire John Adams.
Thirty horse Case Roadster in good
condition to trade for land around
or near Oakley
Inquire G. E. Davidson at Davidson
Bros. store.
For Sale-1000 bushel of Winter
Apples, finest ever grown in Cassa
county. Prices to suit everybody.
ADAMS, Oakley.
Phone 6S
''ssa A'a'A house TO RENT
With A rooms. Enquire of A.
A. Tanner, or at Herald Office.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23
GROWING Radishea.

Radishes should be grown quickly
and pulled at the proper time. They
soon become hard and woody. The
best plan with radishes is to SOW a
short row every week until it is too
late in the season to SOW them.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23

A St. Louis judge has ruled
that a man is quite within his
rights when he finds fault with
his wife's clothes. But there are
times when wise husband be
comes deaf, dumb and blind to
his rights,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23
Stomach Trouble Cured.

Mrs. H. G. Cleveland, Arnold. Pa,
writes, For some time | suffered
rom stomach trouble would have
sour stomach and feel boated after
eating. Nothing benefited me until
| got Chamberlain's Tablets. After
taking two bottles of them | was
cured" For sale by all dealers.
Advertisement.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-04-23

Oakley Land Co.
SPECIALS.
No. l5S. Fine ranch in Bias.
in. Al water right. First
class improvements. Only
$50 per acre.
PHONE
No. l6]. 90 acres decided
improved farm land, within a
mile of Oakley Post Office.
6 acres a Italia. Full water
right. $2250. Easy Terms.
PHONE 1873
Why not buy a home on
Easy Terms and do away with
paying out rent to keep some
else, we have just the home
for you and one that will suit
your pocket book.
PHONE 1928
Anything You Want in
Real Estate or Insurance
CALL OR PHONE 1873.
OAKLEY LAND CO..
OAKLEY, IDAHO.
The Washington times., 1915-11-21

world. died on November II In Dresden
at the age OF eighty-five. Vienna was
his home, but lately he took up his resi-
dence at village near. Dresden. Pade-
rewski studied under him.
I.eschetizky was famous as teacher
and when he resided In Vienna more
pupils sought his tutorship than he
could receive. so that he restricted his
attention to the most advanced players
only. Some of his pupils became teach
ers under his method and sent pupils
to him after years study. -
His debut was made in Vienna In 1870
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will be Florence Roberts anS company,
Herbert Clifton, Hawthorne and Inglis,
"Cranberries." Lambert and Fredericks.
Meehan's dogs. the pipe organ recitals.
ana the Pathe News Pictorial.
next week will be tho Twentieth Gen.
tury Maids" featuring Harry Cooper.
one Of the cleverest portrayers Of He
brew character on the burleBque stage.
and Jim Barton. tramp comedian.
The Twentieth Century Maids" 10
produced by Jacobs and Jermon. Sup
Porting Ts1a,w the ssTS % vii win be be found % Julia
tingent; Arthur Young, Chesleigh sis
ters, and the Old Town Four. In ad-
dition to the principals mentioned there
are twenty-four chorus girls and male
double quartet. The chorus Il said to
be typical Broadway one. carefully
selected.
The costumes are all from original de-
signs. The musical numbers have been
especially written for the piece. and
novel stage settings for the various
scenes are promised. Tho name OF tho
burletta, is entitled Man. Girl: Bottle:
and Bird" During It's enectment many
vaudeville specialties will be introduced
Following Armstrong; Wife," IN
which Edna Goodrich appears on the
screen at Loew's Columbia Theater dur
ing the latter part OF this week, max
ing her debut as a photo dramatic art
ist. Victor Moore will appear for the
first three days OF next week in the
famous production. ''chimmie FaddeS
Out West"
Beginning Thursday and continuing
for the remainder Of the week. Dug
tin Farnum will star in The Gentie-
man From Indiana" This Picture is
the first Of the widely heralded Paiias
Pictures to como to the Columbia The
ater.
Emmy Dsstinn will open the artists
course Of Mrs. Kate Wilson Greene. with
a concert on December 3.
After seven wears as the leading prima
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donna Of the Metropolitan opera House.
the famous Bohemian dramatic soprano
this season II making her first Ameri-
can concert tour under the management
of Ottokar Bartik. Who has personally
suar.n,eed her ,,o sdasy oay concerts assr'-
A few months ago Miss Destinn Gre
ated quite q sensation In musical circles
by renouncing her Austrian citizenship
in order to become q naturaized Ameri-
can.
Fritx Kreisler. the Ereat violinist. Will
give his only recital in washinGton this
season, at tho National Theater. De.
cember Q. at +:3o. under the management
Of Mrs. wilson-Greene.
Miniature opera will be riven for the
benefit Of tho Christ Child Society on
December .. at the Belasco Theater. by
areta Torpsdie The SounT ,bs
tenor Of tho Copenhagen.. Paris and
Berlin. operas. The two productions will
be "Mam'seile Mariette." a French
comic opera by By Emile IL scyrssois, %nna .unS ana
play In English By Loo Fall.
An unusual feature entitled How
Molly Made Good" employing no less
than twelve stage stars, including julia
Dean. Robert Edeson. Henrietta Cr9ss-
Inhn' Syrli Scout bulH Sidser, Suha"
Eltinge. Nine, Florde, Leo pitr,chstein,
ton. Charles J. Ross. and Marguerite
Gale. will hold the screen from Sunday
to Tuesday. inclusive, at Moores Strand
Theater week OF November y. On
Wednesday and Thursday. Richard
Carle will be seen In . hlmisation or
his successful farcical comedy. .'Msrys
Lamb"
The remainder Of the week will be
devoted to the initial appearances OF
Aubrey Munson, the noted artists mod
el. in tho Mutual Master Picture. In
spiration."
The celebrated Triangle Film Plays
win open at Moore's Garden Theater