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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-12
BASKETBALL NOTES.

Highly encourag 4 over IMPROVED
basketball conditi' In general. and
his squads pla, !. In particular.
Coach Vaughan !, Saturday with
ten high school bask teers for an ex-
tended invasion Of the Consolidated
Fuel company camps. The Muhrland
five IL the first team the iocnis will
meet In a previous game Mo riand
emerged from the fray with two
point lead. The high school followers
offer no "alibi' for this defeat hut
claim that they have the better team
and are anxious for an opportunity 10
prove II. Furthermore. Captaia lee
claims that his team In fully = per
cent stronger than In the last meet
ing. Mohrland's condition II purely
a matter OF conjecture. but tniens
something unforeseen prevent the
Emery county camp will present "a for.
midable lineup. and a fast gam VIII
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MRS. ERNEST CoBpIFy
DIES OF HEART FAILURE


MOHRLAND. r.. S.--Nrs. Ernest
Cobbley died suddenly % MohrIand.
Saturday, January ., 10 .. while
returning from shi i4g Mr.. Cobb
ley went In to SEE f'tristia n~on
on business len ~ Coiibley
with the team. mi'g his absence
the horses started and wien he
reached the wagon Mrs Cobbley was
gasping for breath. seemingly In q
faint Mr.. and Mrs. Christie nson
were both called out but all their ef-
forts TO revive her were In vain. The
doctor was called IN immediately. lie
found her dead and said the cause
was heart failure.
Mrs. Cobbiey was the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Ovard OF American
Fork, Utah. and was born October 4.
1854. az Grass Creek. wyo. She IL
survived by her husband. three sons
and one daughter. the baby being only
ten months old.
Funeral services were held At the
home Saturday evening at 5 o'clock.
Interment was In the American Fork
cemetery.
ON Monday. February list little
Mary Hatch daughter OF Mrs Mary
Hatch. underwent an operau n at
their home for an ahacess on her
head. Last spring. while piayirg the
child fell. striking her head on a
pillow share, this causing the ahcess.
She II now getting along NIGEL
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result.
Ten men will be taken for a game
with Black Hawk and a return game
with bohriand IL scheduled. Several
members OF the squad flunked IN the
mid-ycar examinations and are in
eligible TO make the trip. Coach
Maughan, however. has been working
with enough candidates 10 that the
absence Of the ineligibies will not
materially weaken the teams chances.
Those who viii make the trip are
Capt ~ Lee, Rudcen. Bench. Gibson.
Frandsen. Bryner. Nignetto, Dooiey,
Averill and Robinett.
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Many Disc dors Conc rum al

Many Disorders CU.'T rum thu Liver.
Are you just ~ .sus sl.h yourself 7
40 you ,es So. .a, ing DO you Won n
eating regularly and sleeping well.
Yet something u the matter consti-
patton. headache. nervousness and
bilious spells indicate q slug ginh liver.
The tried remedy IN DIR. Kings New
Life Pilla Only 1bo az your druggist
Bucklen's Arniea saivs for akin erup-
tiona-Advt.
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PRICE AND VICINITY

Dave Donald Of storrs was a visitor
IN the county seat Saturday.
c. c. Mcwhinney has leased his
residence to Wallace Lowry.
oliver Harmon Of Wellington was In
the city Monday on business.
J. III. Manson returned Monday
night from'a trip TO Salt Lake City.
DIR. and Mrs. A. w. Dowd Of Sun
nyside were visitors in Price Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs t. L. Healey Of Black
Hawk were guests al the Savoy Tues
day.
The viglia brothers will open their
grocery store in the new building
some time next week.
william Gilien OF sunnyside was a
business visitor In Castle Gate and
Price this week.
Dr. Chamberlain moved his office
Tuesday from over the Golden Rule
to the vigiia building.
Harry oeaas left this week for Chi
oago TO participate In tho finai soitle.
ment OF his fathor's estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. seamount were
passengers on Wednesdays train 20
Provo. where they will reside.
w. u. stiiiman. the scofiril post
master. was trangt iting business ~
the county seat Wednesday afternoon
Attorney ID. u. Houtz OF the Con-
soIidated Fuel company was trans
acting business here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
George storrs. manager OF the
Spring Canyon Coal company. was
transacting business In the county
seat Tuesday.
Mira Dave Donald OF scofield. who
has been visiting with her son. J. II.
James. and family for some time. has
returned home.
Mrs. Royiance, lessee OF the Ma
this Hotel. returned Saturday from a
two weeks business trip 10 Spring
willie and Eureka.
Lewis Evans and family. who have
been living In Price for the past two
months. returned 10 their home In
scofield last week.
o. q. Warren. the new man at the
Golden Rule. and family. are COM
fortabiy located In the Mrs. Alfred
Perkins residence on Seventh street
A petition for the retention OF n. C.
Smith as postmaster has been signed
forwarded 60 the postoffice depart
ment.
Representative J. Tom Fitch OF Car
bon county h the author OF a bill In
the house asking for a $4,000 appro-
priation on the road from Helper 20
Duohcsne.
The snow fall OF last week was
general throughout the intermountain
country. In many OF the higher al
titudcs more than a foot OF the beau
tfui fell
George A. Schultz and w. L. Mea-
cher Of Black Hawk have applied 10
the atats engineer for sir second feet
Of water from saryisberry creek In
Carbon county.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. NJ. whltmore lief,
Friday OF last week for Salt Lake and
nom there they 10 10 San Diego and
thence 20 the Panama Pacific axpoai.
ton AZ San Franchise.
L. J. mcclure OF Grand Junction,
Colo. vas married In Price last Sat
erday 10 Mrs. Grace Anderson. also OF
Grand Junction. The ceremony wal
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Chiidrcn's Coughs--Chiidrcn's Colds
Ilofh Are Rrrloua

when one Of your little ones shows
give Il Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey at
once. II acts quickly. and prevents
the cold growing worse. Very heal
ing-sJothea the lungs. loosen the
mucous. strengthens the system. It's
guaranteed. Only 1So at your drug
Eiat. Buy n bottle today. Buckien'a
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LOT FOR aALR

Lot texies fest Tor sale lust sas, Of
Turner buildinG On Mats street 8ps-
cial oargain n ak. al sn"e Terma
Inquire % q. ID. H.. 80. :" commercial
Street Bait LAke ''iis satf
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J. w. Sterling. .ii,riy of Price.
now n resident 81 ... Ii.Wutth. was
made justice % g., p,i e. for that
precinct at last Tue ,yt meeting OF
the board OF countl q, .ini Fioners l..
l.. Lofts. the elected ....,c ~ that
precinct. resigned.
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MORE GROUNDS FoR DIVORCE

A bill introduced by Senator chez
would make the following Violations
% the marriage contract and consti-
tute grounds for divorce;
First. impotency OF defendant at
the time of marriage. second. adul-
terry committed by defendant suisse
quent TO marriage. tn Gun de-
aertion Of plaintiff by fcndant for
more than one year; tf wilfull
neglect by defendant To- irnvidc FOR
plaintiff the com ION n rHsaries OF
life. NTH. hahi li t.unkenncHa
sixth. conviction Boz ndnnt for
felony: seventh. i0i bUttlnent u
plaintiff By defen nI iu the extent
OF causing plant rti rpdily in
jury or great menii ilstr e.; eighth.
insanity OF the q ijtnt Tor more
than two years
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Henry Fiack, Baum.
The commissioners have appointed
Henry Fiack aa bailiff OF the district
court Mr. Fiack viii assume his du-
ties NJ the opening Of court next week.
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They must have lacked vision and,
because of that, opportunities.
Il dislike this emphasizing OF
SEX. But, of course, we are forced to
do 1t at present | shall be very glad
when the suffrage propaganda is
over and we can be just human be-
ings."
Mrs. Bruere believes that women
workers must be made more eff
Gent. and that hours of labor
should be reduced.
Most of the young girls in our
shops and factories are doomed to
d wretched existence because they
have not been trained to be effici-
ent workers. That, Of course, is the
fault of the rest of us-not theirs.
Then, too, their hours are too long.
When every woman does her share Of
the worlds work that will take some
OF the strain off those who do it all
now.
Many women have not entered a
field of labor because there seemed
nothing open to them that they car
ed especially to do. Our commit
tee win endeavor to find occupations
in which women can express their
OWE ideas. As a matter of fact, VIC
know very little about women's work
in other fields than the factories and
department stores. We shall appoint
committees to investigate what WON
en- are doing i'll other vocations.'
Mrs Amos pinchot, member Of
the committee, has already suggest
ed new occupations that are suitable
to women.
Il prefer occupations that take
women out in the open air. she de
/ clared. Landscape gardening, and,
IN fact, any sort Of gardening is On
celent work for women. ia England
and Germany, especially, women
lave achieved success in this sort OF
work.
IN the municipal government. 10 =,
there are many branches Of employ
ment that could be more efficiently
handled by women. The street clean
ing department. for example, should
be controlled ty women Women
should be valuable in architects OF
fices, too. Fiat houses and homes
are built for women, and a woman
would know more about planning
them than any man could.
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At the Queer.

At the queen today the Lubin all
star stock company presents spe-
ciai feature in two acts in the title
OF when the Blind See" story
that is very pleasing. The cast is
headed by l.. c. Shumway and Nelma
Whitman, two stars who have play
ed in Waxahachie in the old opera
house and this will be treat tor
the theater fans who want to see
them in motion pictures. Other
reels Oh today's program are The
Egyptian Mummy" Vitagraph COM
cdy and Vitagraph drama in the
title of THE Soul of Luigi pre-
senting Dorothy Kelley and James
Morrison in the leading roles. To-
morrow the Queen will show an Els
sany two-reel feature The Girl from
Thunder Mountain and Selig wild
animal drama The Lady OF the
Tigers" Friday tho sixth episode OF
THE Hazards of Helen" in the title
oil The Black Diamond Express,
featuring Helen Holmes in a kalem
railroad serial will be shown.
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NEWS OF THE COURTS.
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County Court.

Judge Tidwell in county court
called the criminal docket this week
and has disposed OF the following
cases:
Harry Cook. violation local OPP
ton law, acquitted.
Geo, Berry, disturbing peace, con
tinued till March.
jim SIMPLY, A. and f, dismissed
Ed Kimberley, dismissed.
CHG Denham, gaming, bond for
feited.
Tom McBey gaming, bond for
feited.
Harry Kichirillo, theft, dismiss
ed.
Mack Furnace, violating local
option law, dismissed.
Luther Turner, pistol case, dis
missed
Mrs Rud. disorderly house, con-
tinued till March.
j. n Fetner, A. and F.. continued
till March
Gilbert Watson, pistol case, con-
tinued till March.
Eddie Campbell, pistol case, dis
missed.
Lonnie Turner, A. A, fined IS in
one case, another dismissed.
Mack Turner, violating local OPP
ton law, $25 and 20 days in jail,
Gertrude Searcy, A. A. b., con
tinued till March.
Geo McBey, A, A. and b., SIS
and 10 days in Jail.
VIII boss. theft, dismissed.
Bird Johnson, gaming, dismiss
ed.
Sanford Clark, pistol case, en-
tered plea of guilty. Fined 500.
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AMONG THE MOVIES
At the Empire.

Today the Empire theatre is
showing the noted and beautiful
Clara Kimball Young in The Deep
Purple" five act feature by the
World Film corporation. A synop-
sis of the play follows:
Frisco Kate. otherwise Mrs
Fallon, a reformed thief, keeps a
boarding house in New York, which
is frequented by members eff the
on Kate, Notwithstanding her de-
sire to reform. William Lake, a
western engineer, is decoyed to
her rooms by an innocent girl, Dor
is Moore, who has been brought to
New York by Harry Leland, a
crook, under promise OF marriage.
Posing as the girls husband. Lee
land attempts to blackmail Lake,
but the latter has been warned by
Frisco Kate" and defes Leland
and the gang.
Meanwhile Leland and two other
crooks, Clark and Connolly, had be
trayed to the police, Gordon Lay
lock, upon whose head was a heavy
price for various murders in the
west, and to whom Frisco Kate had
extended her sympathy.
To repay Frisco Kate for his
kindness, Lake helped her buy Lay
locks way out of prison. No
sooner was he free than joining
Frisco Kate. he saved William Lake
from Leland's C"the Badgers }
murderous attack and shot him in
self-defense.
Laylock and Mrs Fallon sought
opportunities for complete reform
in Alsiers, and the westerner,
Lake, and Doris Moore, the limo
cent decoy, became sincere lovers
and were married
A single reel comedy, Love and
Spirits" by the Joker company,
featuring Eddie Boland, Ernie
Shields and Betty Shields is also on
today'S program. Tomorro" the
program will be THE Big Sister
Christmas" a Rex human-interest
two reel drama, featuring Anna
Little and Herbert Rawlinson, and
innocent Dad" a Sterling comedy
with Bobbie Gould and Gus Erd-
man in the leads. Friday the big
feature, Lilies Shop Window,
will be at the Empire.
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CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MAKE ANNUAL REPO 7
TOTAL ENROLL MENT Up To
PRESENT TIME Is 1850 &C
CORDING TO REPORT.

The monthly report of the Wax
Superintendent G. B. VIM on Feb
ruary /, shows total enrolment
of 1850 pupils III the schools, with
the number of pupils perfect in at
tendance $50. The report reads:
Number OF children within school
age q to 211 enrolled, male 8G6,
female 92s. total 1874.
Number OF children under school
age enrolled. male SO, female %.
total IS.
Number of children over school
age enrolled, none.
Entire enrolment of children of
all ages, male 500, female s5I, to-
tai 1850.
Number Of days attended by chill!
dren Of school age, male 14101, fe-
male 14G0l. total 25702.
Number of days attended by chill
dren under school age, male 40,
ltbldle - v, lotdi tSD
Number of days attended by
children over school age, none.
Entire number of days attended
by all children, male 1850, female
1921, total 295ol.
Number of cases of hardness by
children of school age, male SO, fe-
ma Lea fatal
Number of cases of hardness by
children under school age, male ;,
female o, total 2.
Number of cases of hardness by
children over school age, none.
Entire number of cases of tardi-
ness of all children, male IS, fe-
male 50, total 1877.
Number OF pupils perfect in at
tendance, male 387, female 1913, to-
tai 76O.
Teacher absent, white, nine days,
sickness.
Teacher tardy, none.
Number of days school has been
taught, 20.
Honor RoIl-White.
Lowell Kelly, Alice Prater, Mum
sey Lee Brooks, John Shive, c. Y.
Thompson, Beulah May Crow, Eva
May York, Osee Davis. Ella Mae
Lybrant, n Thelma Ellis. Carroll
Moore. Jessie Brown, Myrtle Glenn
Nell Owen, Minnie JOY Thompson,
Harold Gordon. w. b. Forrest, Lilly
Mae Brown. Mary Faiceti, Pauline
Phillips, Lola Acrey, Rubilee
Brooks, Edna Brougher, Hester
Carroll, Resale Daniel, Vera bod
gen, Fay Kemble, Gladys Middle
ton, Grace PLANT, Maud Louise
Shive, Clyde Jones, Elizabeth For
rest, Maud Gibson, Helen YORK,
Ruby Smith, Pauline Bauder. Lo-
vetta Coffman, Florine Lybrant,
Grace Mckenzie, Elsie Ryan, ine2
Chapman, Juanita Allen, Buna
Floyd, Claude Mecarter, Peaksie
johnson, Magnolia Scott. Ludy It'd
well. Mary Sue Wilkerson. Agnes
Wilson, Lucille Woodall. Dan Gill
lean. Edward Rankin, Frances
Roberts, Gertrude Cherry, G. T.
johnson, Anna Davis, Zoliie Dod-
aen, Mildred Harrison, Rhoda Har-
rison. Temple Morris. Elizabeth
Kilbourn, Grace Kennedy, Dorothy
spalding, Mildred Phillips. Gladys
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Williams, Brighton Green, Clarence
Hosford, Thos. Hipp, Lorine NAL
colin, Mollie Paterson, Gladys Rev
nolds, Pearl Grow, Madeline CRAY
en-, Myrtle Green, Hazel Beck, Ruby
Rushing, Dorothy Andrews, Chas.
Supple, John Shell, Alice Howorth,
Laura Sue Plummer, Jamie Har-
rol, Mary Forrest, Ruth Chapman,
Edward Miller, Chas Middleton,
Ruth Pickett, Ethel Nycum, Annie
Martin, Abigail Curlee, GLADYS
Bishop, Lizzie Lou Phillips, Bonita
Martin, Rena Cantrell, Corine Hos
ford, Wendell Harrison, Groves
kilbourn, W. d. Boyd. John Hern-
don, Tom Vim, Lois Bompart, An
ME Lee Connally. Bowdie Farrar,
Edith Naylor, Marie Plumhoff, Irma
Shippey, Ruby Shores, zelma Trip
pet, Elmo Lohr, Joe McCullom.
Colored.
Johnnie w, Sims, W. B. Frio, Ed
ward Goldthwaite, Ollie A. Nicker-
son, Anna Childress, Dora Niblett,
Willie E. York, Loreda Harbert
Cara White, Sidney Childress, Fred
Barrett, James Rogers, Floyd Ter
~, Horace Craft, Corine Washing
ten, Luberta York, L. V Adams,
LOWE Washington, Bonnie May
Flagg, Rosa Cade, Rosa Flowers,
Morse Robinson, Johnnie Gray, Err
nest Powder. William Mills, Cecil
Westbrook, Nadah Lee Pruitt, Yer
nessa Robinson, Elizabeth Terrill
Louise Rylander, Charity Dennis,
Lille Mills. Lizzie Mills. Mary
Cade, Mollie Narsinger, Leroy
Cleaver, James WEIGH, Johnnie
Cross, r. b. Robinson, Levi John
son.
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j. T. Tucker, job Printing"
that's all. Daily Light Office.
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District Court.

The case of State of Texas versus
Tom Taylor charged with the THEFT
of an animal, on trial Tuesday,
went to the jury late in the after
noon and verdict of acquittal was
returned at 8 O'Clock at night.
hurry Alsup, charged with the
theft of an animal was tried We'd
nesday and went TO the jury during
the afternoon.
The following cases have been dis
posed of:
Ralph Hollins. assault, continued,
waiting hearing from court OF GRIM
inal appeals in Juvenile cases.
Bonnie Lawson. forgery, postpon-
ed until February 3. Fine
of $50 entered against the sheriff
of Dallas county for failure to re-
turn process in case.
Isaac Carley, burglary, continued
Robert Hicks and Early Clark.
burglary, postponed from Monday
until February ..
Jim Wilson, burglary set for
February 10. Bond fixed at $5Qo,
Wilson is charged in three cases
with burglary
Denver Patton, forgery, postpon-
ed until February 10.
Floyd McGallum, burglary plead
cd guilty and sentenced to two years
in state prison. Another case for
the same offense was dismissed.
Shirley Oldham. burglary of rail-
road car, dismissed. Defendant nav
ing been found to be a juvenile and
already adjudged delinquent ana
given not less than two years ana
not more than five years In the
state Juvenile Training school on an
ether case.
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At the Gem.

Tomorrow the Gem theater Will
show the third episode of the blg
pathe continued feature The EN-
ploits of Elaine" The title OF TINS
number is 1.-The Vanishing Jewels. Z
This is a fine detective novel ana one
OF the best motion picture dramas yet
produced by the Pathe company,
Pearl White, the leading iaas ot
THE Perils of Pauline is playing
the leading role with the support OF
Arnold Daily as noted detective
and an all-star cast including Inc
Clutching Hand, master criminal
u hose identity is not known. This
will be run in connection with the
regular program,
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consideration $4,000.

consideration $4,000.
Sue X. Williams to Il. F. Stewart
parcel of land in town of Avalon
Consideration $3.50.
j. K. Andrews to S. Fl. Andrews,
90 acres out of VIM. Balch survey.
Consideration $4,000.
Bridget Welch to r. G.. HAYNES.
lots 5, 8, 10 and north half of lot
4, block 3, Edwards addition, Ennis.
Consideration $50.
Ola Cliff to E. NJ Thomas, lots
:, 3, 4 and 5, block l7S, Ennis. Con
sideration $500.
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Heal Estate Transfers.

NJ. @. Godfrey to II. G. GODFREY.
40 acres out OF Carey White league,
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FIELDS OF ENDEAvOR
OPENING FOR WOMEN

To further the opportunities TOT
women TO enter fields OF endeavor
now ordinarily supposed TO be closed
to all but the sterner sex, there mas
been organized the Committee Tor
Extending Business Opportunities 70
Women. Included In the member
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woman, who has lived long in Ger
many. is coming back to the United
States TO lecture in favor Of Ger
many's attitude in the war. In or
der to emphasize her tendencies
Miss Sanda Will wear the uniform
of German officer; that is She
says she will. She believes Ger
many is right in its position on the
war and she will do all she can to
prove this to those who will 30 to
hear her lectures
ship of the organization are a mum
Der of widely known women, who
have taken up the movement with
q vigor and enthusiasm that BODIES
the getting of results. The organ
ization meeting was held during the
last week.
Plans of the new organization and
purposes are outlined by the New
York Tribune as follows:
The first meeting had its impetus
through the work OF Mrs. Chrystal
Eastman Benedict, who has inaugu-
rated a new vocation for Nomen-
that Of motor car saleswomen and
demonstrators-un the direction
Of the Maxwell Motor company.
Now that this company has thrown
open its gates to women on an equal
footing with men, the business OPP
portunities committee, when ap-
pl&uded this action as individuals,
thought it wise to make their or
ganization permanent one, whose
business it would be to find new
fields of labor for women and to
make the way of novices easier by
virtue of this solidarity behind them.
Mrs Henry Bruere, wife OF the
City Chamberlain. has taken an ac-
tive interest in the committee for
extending business opportunities to
women She feels that women are
just beginning to realize their pos
sibilities..
women are discovering 50 much
more in themselves than they wee
ever allowed to believe existed.
However, do not believe that women
are the victims of men, that they
have been kept in subsection by men,
We have always been very we'll treat
ed by men," she laughed. The fact
that women were not emancipated
until this last hundred years must
have been the fault Of the women.
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Constipation.

When costive or troubled with
constipation take Chamberlain Tab-
lets. They are easy to take and most
agreeable in effect. For sale by Cur
Inns two drug stores. - Adv
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Fighting in Arabia.
By the Associated Press.

London. Feb. 3.The British
and Turks are lighting in Arabia
near the head of the Persian gulf
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Liverpool.
Local Market.

The Waxahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
produce today: