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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

WANTED Married couple for
clean front modern, furnished
housekeeping rooms Very cheap
ihonc 1856 lso-3p
WANTED Girl 10 do chamber
work help IN dining room The Carl
ton. 800 Taylor l2u-sp
WANTED Middle aged lady TO
'ook after invalid part Of each day
Phone 1893 or T.. O. BoA i9i.
laO-3p
WANTED Washing aud ironing at
zoe Monroe trcct leu-Gp
WANTED To trade uuabout Ilup
end livestock Tor tive passenger
Ford. must be- u good shape Nd
cross EoN 60. Wildopdo Texas
lsl-ap
WANTED Work by experienced
traction engineer. steam or gas. best
of reference Addrci j care News
l2lap
WANTED solicitors and demon
suator OF experience. neat appear
9hcc. house 10 house Pleasant work.
'as daily $500 to $1,000 can e
20 @ q. M. 10 Z y m. Van pomo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
FOR RENT

FuG RENT Two hrirl Stores COX
700 feet each adjoining north side
spHaro iu piaIHvieW, r.Nas. TOR
rent lu wheat aud grain belt
Abundant water around phIuyioW
Tor irrigation Plate SRA front ANA
up 10 date Splendid for DRUG store.
dry goods. or groceries E.n 500 so
per month. each Addros roN l'G
Tyler, T.Nis March ll.21
FOR RENT Nll or part ol room
nudow bungalow furr. H,I 'Iuf
Harrison Phone 800 Il1.GOp
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. eol
rolL Phone a7l llN-ap
r0R REST Modern 1nr room
house. 1903 Lincoln Phone pos.
1862
roR RENT Five room modern
house Phone 2ta Il'-.r
FOR REST 500 Monroe street,
modern five room house. worth S-n.
wan take tIa per month Eight
room hou close iu SEQ p.. month
-'rctly modern Four room Hou
modoru SIS give us ynur rent
property Nclsou, with poctu
Land Go lla.ii
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25


hRAlpS made IRON co'', ,. n ,,l,,'
lnlrJrcss'nS Iafior' 10 fuqu" 10. n,ps !,
LOANS ON farms aud rancL,s
Gouidy Exchange o'u
IN. r., Worth 4 Denver civ Rail-
Is 'I y, U'' y" w M, freight house.
marble Tsa. m at public aur
s '," ' "os,. I'm c,r r NJ n .I7c
rar g. .I7os7. \ car n q o.
,aisN. originally shipped 10 z NJ
uoadrirl from \uhlc lliuo so,
omhcr 'I-i. l'll. 70 same ,'n.itn'.
Hartley, icNa., and refused h' con
freight aud oia"r 'haffr
'''.'
Can U\NpIr 81 fro first class rca
estate loan. J. " Lcflorre. t19i.
Eat Fiuh street Phone %
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
LOST

y.HNYED Ou, bag mt' snd o.
Hack horse Weight about 900
LIBERAL rreard fof Information lead
.r. to their recovery William
Grp,rrs Cu -" /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
FOR SALE

For SALE or TR NDE $50
acres of land, Ia D0nley County,
Texas. uuo-iuurih farm land, bal
aucc guud pasture. small payment
down. balance vendors lien notes.
ail fenced aud water on same For
particulars write ". G.. Knorpp.
Pleasant Illl. Mo. 9f-tt
FOR SALE Two hundred aud
eighty head OF cows. win sell fifty
head or more. ono half ON time.
given 81 required Rector Lester.
Canyon. Texas. lI0--Gp
FOR SALE Premiums dwarf
maize ia new sack, $50 per cNt
Also pril. winning rcd top canc
seed, $3.50 per cVt l.isE Bennett.
Pos 500. lO9-l2p
WANTED Work by competent
nurse. middle age. Nov or IN future
would tax invalid An ease. nurs.
iur maternity specially References
rDm ono best physicians. Well
lGouu here, refined. agreeable Al.
dr' ss s care News. 'la-ti
ron SALE Two Underwood typo-
rior. $50. D. used short while
lrlp fU, cash Phone 1919 A-k Tor
IS rs Grant. salesman for J.. e.
Smith Typewriter Co. ll'.iic
! TOR SALE smrlc Comb Rhol,
! island Red eggs one dollar per
itiug Mrs s. T. Clement. ANA
IlHlo ll'-l2p
FOR SALE Cheap one fine marc
. horses Also some wagons and
Harur.e See us quick Phone $3.50.
! Toas NJ a NJ co. l-t and Glove
land So Set
FOR SALE white Plymouth Rock
co,kcrcls and pullots from blue
rlrbou winning strain Eggs g. "o
.ur O., rhouc 80 D.. q. sclmrs
lla.lsI
lyur SALE Modern nine room
| m.r. corner loi east front ruct
.oruIatiur. 500 S. Pierce street
90 cash and % per month Why
| ps, Foot while Vo are here See %.
| today Dorkmy Land Co
liH-t'
|rop SALE Modern four room
Del. t..... ut..aH f,4tu.ut Uuu.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
TO EXCHANGE

FOE EXCHANGE Good FlN room
tors. barn. tfu Io'. ir stamford
PO.toffICc Jos aTT Amarillo
IIf. lei
Daiiy News want Ar must 10 .
,0mpsnlel " the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
WAR PRICES

While the war is ON. Brooks &
Green will do your cleaning ana
pressing Tor a. cents Why pay o.
dollar All work guaranteed.
GREEN n JETTON
Tailors.
tHuuc 953. Room 80. Fuqua Bldg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
WANTED
wANrED-wort by The hour
Phone $50 4AO-u

WANTED--wort by The hour
yhone gga 2lO-u
WANTED To buy all Kind % sec.
snF hand clothes hats. shoes. old
Rubber boot. al kinds 10 metal. auto
Irls Ilfa.i anything in The SECOND
band uuc Phone Ge1 Call at 2o5 p
t,b gt 1871
WANTED Good fesman Pine
proposition 90 right people CAN
loom ana g. Killborn niig
fIs.fnt
ANTEu Small ,uuuF h0r."
rfklra Electric Co iii-t"
WANTED one thousand acrcf ~
.I land io break 40 i-."H per acre
De- 20 Cuyca. Amrilio. texas
1882
LOCAL o. f1blisls1 husiness saui'
office clc.t. sro about 80. some o.
rcricucr required 20 care Neas
l-e. g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
u. y Underwood y. u. Underwood
UNDERWOOD 4 UNDERWOOD

General civil and -iminai Practice
hooms 90 GO a 9 Carson Hidv
AMlrI .''rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS

IN. synuou q. ". Underwood
HNNNOrT x UNDERWOOD
Attorney s-at-l.aw
General. t.yil and Criminal Practice
Rooms a. 30 and 33 Carson Bldg.
Amarillo. Texas.
E.T. Miller Marvin Jones
Attorncys-At-iaw
General Practice
Rooms 80. - ana 30, new Fuqua
Building.
Phone 1853. Amarillo, Texas
9. NJ EAKLE
Funeral Director, Emhalmer.
Phone "A
Ambulance an iiourt
W. Boycc. W. \. Davidson
BuNCE a DAVIDSON
LAWYERS
Rooms 2 ~ @, and 10. uos EbeI
stadt Bids
Amarillo. Texas.
!. ". HYDEN,
OptoWctrist aud Opiician
New location Phone l'9'
Suite Ncw Fuuua Building
Glasses fitted without the uOe of
drugs.
LIWiS y. PITIMNN.
Oplowctii,I aud Nfs upti'inn
Lone. Ground Here.
60. rolk 81
VAUGHN
Ii1np Tuner.
Player Huos specially
Panhandle f.. Tory covered regular.
D.. with 2 lender nUu Piano Co
Phone. 40 and iSe
Phone 1880 ioI ". SIXTH ST.
SHORT BROS.
CIeaninu and Pressing Work.
We Call fnr ! Deliver Promptly
an W0a Guaranteed.
AMARILLO FLOOR SWEEP MIG.
90.
Sweeping con ouud Floor oils
and o. ufcclauts
Made Amarillo
Phone ls43 y. Howard. Mgr
DIR. DAISY PENNOCK.
O.ts1raf Physician.
... eIrH.
Tea Phone lui Office i.'
BORING a CONkIlNG.
pIastcring contractors
Au kinds az T sring and SiIcro
work ruaranf. Box t0I or
Phone sG3. Au.r 10. Toxas.
DR. CINuul WOLCOTT
tinderrndcnD
Physician and scon Special 90
i'ltion 10 tho EE, ar. N0sc. Throat
snd Caiarrh
Glasses pruu. hti,f TOO 700
est Fourth Isl zone soc.
O.. .. Undefun.d o.. q. l'ndrrwo',l
JNnERWOOn a UNDERWOOD
Attorne' --t-isw
General civil add -iminai PIaDii',
hooma Go es a.. Carson Hidr
AmIr. ''fe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS

HRkIDg made from comblngs Elite
HairjrcssiuE rarlOr. 10 Fuqua Bldg.
phone n. 2S3-ti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
DIR. DAISY PENNoCK.

O.ts1Ia Physician
fH. Sixth
Ies Phone .u. office -.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

LOANS on farms aud ranches
Gouldy Exchange 69u
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Spolkov5 soud nedavno rozhod.
null, ze expresnf spolecnosti V tom
to statu nemusf platit dane re
svSch hrubych pfijmi tax skon.
Gil process statu proti spolecnostem
jenS Sc tahal Y soudech pc pet let,
velkym fiaskem. Stat ma to vyna-
lozil $4,000 a mel dostati ma $137,
600 v taxach cd spolecnosti, ktere
nynf.tyto nemusf platit, a6 Sc ma
poGatku uvolily zaplatit $50, 900.
Pravnfci pro spoleGnosti uyad9li,
re majetek spolecnosti must Sc Ia
xovati zrovna jake jin5 maietek,
ale politikafi potfebovali kampan.
nj argument a nedali 81 niGeho r.
G, chteli uvaliti dan 2 hrubSch
pfijmG, ac nenf zadueho zakona
pod kterym by Sc to dalo provesti.
Dan Sc uvalila politikafi pax pfi
Rampant vypraveli lidem. jak spo-
lecnosti 'Sfiksovali" jacf dobrodin
CT lidu jsou, Lid ovsem jasal vo
iii pro tyto reformatory. 1ato
'reforma" zacala S administered
Guvernera Vesseyho trvala j v
dalsfch "pokrokov5ch' admins
tracfch az spolkov5 soud to rozhod
null a stat temito politikafi byl pfi
prayen o $65, 900. Politikafi mu-
81 mfti nejakS argument kdyz bezf
o dfad a proto Sc chytajf Gehoko
liv, CO imponuje lidu, necht Sc to
da provesti anebo ne.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Watertown, 29-Pf. Elizabetha
Gamblova vysoudila nahradu $2!,
o13.5o ma v5p. Serifovi A. C.
Ringovi a jeho pomocnfkG E. r.
Keyesovi, ponevaG Sc bez listin a
beze vseho mocf Sc vedrali do jeff
no obydlf pax il zatknulia necha
Ii We v9zenf po dobu pull hodiny.
Jest to jedna nejvetsfch nahrad
kdy pfifknuta tonic statu. Pr
pad povstal takto: Manuel Gamblu
We tajn6 zasoboval lidi pitivem a
byl v srpnu minul6ho roku zatcen
serifem. E. r. Reyes mezitfm Sc
dozved9l Re Gamble ma v dome pi-
two a zatelefonoval serifovi o tom,
kter5 mu odpov9d9l, nenf vyhoto-
vena listina soudni ma prohlfdnutf
domu, ale kdyby mohl hned S Rim
gem Sc nejakym chytr5m zpGso-
benz pitiva zmocnit, ably tax uGini-
Ii. Keyes ma to S Ringem Sli k
obydlf Gamlova a jeho manzelka
je nechtela pustiti dovnitf, zavfic
Jim dvefe pod nosem a zamknouc
ie. Oni pax vypaGili dvefe ae
Jim kladla stalS odpor prohledali
cely dim a pax jeste il zatkli bez
zat5kace a vedli pc ulici k vezenf
kde il nechali pul hodiny a pax j
nechali pull hodiny pax j propus
till kdyz slibovala ze Dude d9lati
dobrotu. X jeiich nevShode v do.
ne niceho nenalezli, iipak by byli
neprohrali. Nynf must takovou
ohromnou nahradu zaplatiti
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Oznamuje tfmto ct9n6 vefejnos.
ii, ze jsem Sc vidal mista Int.
Harvester Co., a Dude nynf v5hra-
dne Sc venovati pojiSt'ovanf. ma Ii
vot pro U. S. Annuity Life Ins.
Co., iedna nejsiln6jsfch nejl&pe
fizenSch spoIe6nostf. Zdali by 81
kdo pfal pojiSt9nf ma zivot nebude
mu ma skodu kdyz mn9 uvCdomf a
il jej navstivfm a vysv9tlfm vyho-
dy ktere spolecnost pOskytuje.
Pfedem kazdemu d6kuji "a jakou-
koliv pffzeii. TrVam v 6ct9.
&. -. F.. HOSTEL, Tabor, s. D.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Sioux Falls, 30-V pffpadu u
lysses Smitha, barvffe jenz pied
nedavnem pry se..chtel otratiti, av
SAX byl v Gas zachranen, hlavnf
bod k rozlustenf jest, zdali Smith
Sc cht5l otraviti Gill ne, a to z te
pfiGiny, Re pod zakonem Sc stano-
vi trest ma kazdS pokus sprovoditi
Sc Sc sveta. Smith, jak svedci w.
povfdali, Sc vyiadfil. ze ucinf vse-
mu konec a pax v hostinci sdelo-
val, ze 81 wal jed, a take kratce
ma to byl zachvacen bolestmi q
wat k lekafi ktery mu vypumpo-
val re zaludku. Kdyz Sc zotavil
seznal, Re SWIM vyjadfenfm Sc jes-
te m1ze dostat do kaznice q proto
hned vse popfral, a tvrdf, Re tab,
letky wal omylem.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Pierre, 29-Indiane severozapa-
du Sc doposud nevzdali nadeje, Re
vlada Jim zaplatf "a Gerne vrchy a
"a tim dcelem Sc odb5vala vGera
hromadna schdze v Cherry Greek
kde bylo usneseno dolehati ma Via
du by Sc k nseemu msla. Kmeny
jenz Sc hlasf jsou Sioux Che,
yenne tvrdi, Re n6kdy vlada cd
DELLA 6ern6 vrchy cd jeiich reser.
vace, Re Jim niGeho v nahradu ne,
della.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Aberdeen, 29-Pf. Franka Ul-
richa, jest povedena damicka, ash
30 rokG stara, jenz byla pfistizena
s mlad5m Mexikanem, Dan Marti-
nezem, v jednom hotelu zdejsfm.
Ulrichovi farmafi u Westport a
panieka Sc Mexikanem, jenz ma
jednu ruku chromou seznamila,
kdyz tam mlatil. Kratce ma to
ona sd9lila svemu muzi ze odjede
do Aberdeen ma nekolik dnf k pfa-
teldm, avsak jeff manzel cul certo-
vinu jel do m9sta, kde ma hotelu
oba nalezl. Dial je zatknoutia oba
isou base. .-....
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Aberdeen, William Sauck,
prominentnf farmer ienz bydlf 8
mil ma zapad cd mesta, Sc naleza v
nemocnici nasledkem poransni kite
re mu zpnsobil b5k. Sauck jest
IS roxy stara d6lal dvsma dslni-
ky seno, kdezto b5k Sc pasl media
leko. Sauck sc stohu sjel b5k
Sc do mel pustil, a nezli mohl b5ti
odehnan porazil Saucka slapal
pc mem. Ma stestf nemel rohy, j.
max by jej byl zabil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Yankton, 30 Velk6 nestestf Sc
pfihodilo ma Broadway silnici Sc
verne cd Yankton sobotu vecer
kdyS automobil jenz ffdil John
Ryken nemz Sc nalezali O. III.
Sheldon, Hans Lyser Harry
Steckler, nahle vrazil do plotu a
nezli byl zastaven porazil ash pet
sloupu. Druzina byla n9kde W.
hravati standrle kdyz Sc vraceli
.domu pdl devat6 jela proti MIN
iina kara, jenz mela velmi silna
syetla Ryken byl TAX oslepen ze
.pozbyl kontrolu. Kdyz narazili
ma kGly plotu Lyser a Steckler
vypadli ven z kary Lyser utrpel
otfesenfm mozku ma rozbitS OBJ
licei Steckler ma rozbitou kost
v rameni rozbit5 obliGej. Oba
jsou nemocnici kde Lyser vypa-
dl z postele dale Sc potloukl.
Sheldonovi jenz sed6l We pfedu Sc
nestalo niceho a hyken jenz ffdil
karu byl trochu potlueen ma ruce
Kratce ma to tudy jela Velka kara
z blazince ktera zran9ne odvezla
do mesta. Jest to tfetf nestesti
jenz Sc v tonic mfste pfihodilo le-
toS- ..'
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Lesterville, 25- Minulou sobotu
Maurice Wagner, farmer jenz byd
Ii iiho zapadn9 cd ,mesta zakusil
trochu dobrodruzstvf Sc SWIM eele-
dfnem, Henry Nelsonem. Pr sni
danf Nelson pry pravil, ze nema
chut K ifdlu a pr. Wagnerova mad
hodila ze snad ma r5mu, coz Sc
Nelsonovf nelibilo, a Sc slovy K
Wagnerovi co 0 tom myslf nsjed-
nou vstal zasadil p6stf ranu do
obliceie Wagnerovi, naeez Sc chyt-
Ii az konecn6 Wagnerovi Sc poda
filo Sc vyprostit bezel do druhe
sv9tnice kde popadl pusku a poru.
Gil Geledinovi by Sc klidil domu.
Tento ale iei opet napadl, Wag'
ner jei udefil pazbou pies hlavu
ably nekulhal pax jei yystrciI
ven a zamknul, Nelson pax Sc jos
t9 dobSval do domu a Wagner me.
zitim telefonoval do mesta a mar
sal Obeslo hned tam jel a Nelson's
nalezl mastali a wal jej ssebou
do mesta kde byl nan vyhotover
zat5 kac a byl pokutovan SIS a at.
raty, dohromady $22. Nelson iva
del ze Wagner mu pfezdfval
strejc" a to ze iej vsdy dopalilo,
Ma Sc "a to Re Nelson je potrhlSm
anebo jak Sc ffka, bacenf pytlem
fezn5m . kazde strany dyakrate.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02
RHINE zpravy.

Chamberlain, 3D. Chas. Tanner,
byl pred nekolika dny pofezap a
pobodan nozem ma hlav9 ma krku
cd dvou cizincd, nfmiz hral kar-
ty a pill, jakoz iztratil ash 500 o
ktere jei oni diva cizinci budto ODE
hrali, anebo okradli. Cizinci zmi-
zeli
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Watertown, 20 Bera ohled ma
jeho staff so let, soudce Sherwood
odsoudil Franka Kortha ma A roxy
do kaznice eli nejmenSf trest "a
zlocin ktery Korth spachal. Zapa
lii 81 totiz sam mastal, ably dostal
poiistne.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Dobre zbozf ma svojf cenu kde-
koliv jest koupeno. Pamatujte,
re mne koupfte pevnS postrOj la
cin6ji nezIi jinde, 2 t6 pffGiny, re
me to sroji 0 deset procent min
muj obchod ffditi nezli iineho.
G. w. Root, ADV
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Ma prodej,' 100 akrG pozemku 8
mfIe jtho zapadn6 cd Blaha AZ
mile sew. z&padns cd TyndaH.
VSs zorano, zadne stavby a zadne
plot, $s5 akr. Jas. f. Sykora,
Bialfa, s. ID. ADV.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Red Seal bflou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupfte v$dy We farmer
skem elevatoru.- 49,. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Pole Durham bulk, pa roxy
stary, pekne zvffe, zamenim jej "a
kravy. j. B. Melichar. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Kdykoliv .potfebujetss otruby,
anebo oil meal, haste Sc
We farmersk9m elevators. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

'Prodam mojf farmu, 800 akri
velmi Dacino vezmeli-li Sc hned, 7
mill I'd Tabora a 9 mil cd Yanktnn.
Piste Alois Novak, Ravinia, S. ID.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Pukwans, 30 Karel Fousek,
jenz byl zde postmistrem vydava
telem casopisu, Sc pfestehoval do
Sioux Falls. 0 jeho mfsto ma pos
te Sc uchazf pr j. Croker j. A.
Stransky.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Oznamuji, ze rozvazfme ml6ko
KIDD by 81 pfal, hecht Sc pfihlasf
Pr. J. j. Kudrnai Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Rapid City, 20 Ma pozemku pl
Nellie Millerove bylo nalezeno fla
to v takovem mnozstvf, Re jed,
nom rychloV6m yardu ie zlata '
Gene 5000. Jejf pozemek Sc male,
"a 80 mil zapadn6 cd m6sta. Sta.
II osadnfci tvrdf Re v roce 1878 9
1885 nedaleko pozemku bylo male
zeno zlato, Se jeden prospektol
v jednom mfst6 zlata "a hodi,
mach vybral "a $28. 900.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Rock Island Reds kohouty ma
prodei pc Toe kus. V. J. Siman,
Lesterville, S. d. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02

Rhode Island kohouty ma pro-
del ma pc 81 kus, A. E. Byrne,
Tabor, S. D. route /. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-02
THE TABOR STATE BANK
Tabor, S. ID.

lhOOT, y. ~.
Capital $25, 900. 90
Jos. V. Wagner, President
j. A. Wagner, Vice President
and Cashier. %
f. j. Frans, asst. cashier. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

OF Swanzey was decided by the Massa-
chusetts authorities IN May l7Z5, and
though my father was born near Girard.
Pa, he returned 20 the old family seat
so early in his life that he was essen
TALLY a New Hampshire youth Ny
grandfather, in whom the love OF Old New
England was ever alive, despite the fact
that the paths OF opportunity seemed
to point 10 the then newer CO.. atry, never
failed to :nculcate into his boy the sturdy
and Old-fashioned nobility Of mind and
heart that were traditions among the
people Of New England.
THE Old Homestead" in its final YER
sion was written while the whole Joshua
Nhitconb' company was on tour through
Pennsylvania in 1885 Il was in April,
1886, that the second play was presented
to Boston at the Boston Theatre. Strange
ly enough. though the Hub City had not
taken kindly to Joshua WhitComb" when
that play was first presented in its ex-
nanded form, it was warm IN its praise OF
the new play. to which il never failed 10
accord a cordial welcome upon each sue
CeedinE visit
Firmly convinced Of the fact that there
is in THE Old Homestead a certain uni
versal appeal which viii make il just as
popular in years TO come aS it was uu
the day that il was first PLAYED, the idea
presented itself Of holding the play in
allegiance for several years-UntiI the gen
GRAFTON OF thcatre-goers who remember
the original Josh Whitcomb had passed
could be starred IN the production and
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would undoubtedly prove successful in
the role.
Like every one interested in the amuse-
ment business. my attention has been
called rather sharply TO the tremendous
growth Of the motion-picture. Though
1 witnessed some OF the one-reel films
many years ago their crudeness rather
disgusted me. and il was not until very
recently that / again attended motion
picture performance. This was at the
personal insuEation Of Adolph Zukor.
the president OF the Famous Players
Company. whose suggestion that tender
to him the rights TO the play had first
seemed, / am frank to say, almost an
insult TO my fathers memory.
But Mr. ZuRor insisted and finally in
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YOUR MASTERPIECE
MADE A MOVIE?
Would 1t Be Low-brow to Let
"Old Homestead" Be
Filmed?
By FRANK THOMPSON
GSon Of Dcuulon ThoUpsoyJ

IT WAS some time before could see
i my way clear 10 consent to the con-
verting OF ''The Old Homestead" into
motion picture. as il seemed best from
sentimental and business reasons TO pre-
serve its unique status as a play 1t
scarcely seems possible that any play
ever written could have quite the same
sentimental value to the family Of the
author as Deunan Thompson's has had
for his heirs. Particularly is this true
In my own case, as also had the pleas
use Of appearing in the production with
him.
The very nature of the subject, its as
sociation with the old home in Swanzey
anG the fact that some of the characters
depicted in il were actually prototypes
OF my fathers own neighbors make
the play much more than a mere success
ful theatrical enterprise and give il a
truly hallOwed association. The present
old home on the New Hampshire farm
was granted 10 the Thompson family as
one Of the sixty to whom the township
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Consents to Production

Then, having given my consent to the
filming of the play, my interest in the
production grew rapidly as the enthu-
siasm of the film men became conta gious.
Accordingly, was only too glad to offer
to the producers the facilities of the old
home in Swanzey the setting for the
rural part of the drama. Thus, though
it will lack the presence of the author
whose name is linked with il, 1.-THE Old
Homestead" in film form will have the
advantage of the stage presentation in
the reality of the settings For. instead
Of painted canvas representing the
farm, 1t will have as a setting the old
farm and homestead itself
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The Last Remaining Line

Irwin s. Cobb attended the premiere Of
Back Home" his new play, written in
conjunction with Baynrd WELLER. i'm Bos-
fon- says the December Green Book. Re
spending 20 insistent calls from the audi-
cnce, he made a curtain speech between
the second and third acts.
Don't blame me for all this" he said.
But L ask you as n personal favor TO
stay for the third act 1t contains the
only line that remains of my original
play"
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duced me TO attend the performance OF
some of the productions of his own or
ganization. and told me of the millions
who are reached every day through the
wonderful Paramount plan. AS l sat
and marveled at the progress which the
photoplay has made, and realized the
possibility of reaching the whole world
through this great medium. my former
plans dwindled in significance and inn
portance. Why wait for some nebulous
future TO arrive which would be pro-
pitious for the relaunching of the play
when there stood before me the oppor-
tunity TO immortalize it for all time by
means of the photoplay?
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First Presentation of a New Play
Homer Miles & Helen Ray
Presenting An Innocent Bystander"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-10

over the prospects of the place and ear
nestly at work to build up the town, he
soon becomes imbued with the same spirit,
and as result he drives his stakes and
goes to work with the same interest.
When, however, he goes to town and
everyone expresses doubt and apprehen-
sion of the prosperity of the place, NOV
ing about and INDUCING in the mournful
complaints about imaginary evils which
are likely to befall the town, he feels that
it is no place for him, and shakes the dust
from his feet, while he departs with all
possible speed for some other town. Try
to make live, enterprising, progressive
town out of the one in which you live
When you are working for or saying a
good thing for your town you are not
hurting yourself.