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The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-30
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Some of the Best Bargains
in the Valley here offered:

No. I. For Sale. 16O.Acres of good
level land in Hodseman County, Kans.,
l2O acres in wheat in fine condition, rent
Goes with place, located S miles west of
Burdette, Kans, all fenced. Owner wants
ossh to buy an irrigated farm here at
Holly. Price $40 per Acre.
No. 2. For Sale. 16O-Acres of q
nice sandy loan with a food solid buffalo
sod. in fact good raw quarter close to
town, being only miles south of Holly.
1t would make good home where the
children could attend the Holly Schools.
1t would make food dairy place. This
place joins place where the party got a
return OF $2O per acre this last year from
his titled ground. The party holds his
place at $l7 per acre. Price is only 81. so
per acre.
No. 8. For Sale or Trade. l6O-
Acres, another food quarter s miles of
town. This 10 a good tight buffalo sod
with sandy loan; will make a good
farm. The owner wishes to sell this to
buy pool hall or will trade it for q food
pool hall we'll located. Price $1,000.
No. 4. For Sale. 640.Aeres, which
is an ideal small ranch proposition. Th;.
full section has a food spring that will
water 1000 head of cattle. There :. a
small house, we'll and mill etc., and with
little moro improvements would make
splendid dairy farm. This simply can.
not be beat for nice little ranch 10 m.le
money on. Price $500. Might make
terms on q part of it.
Aquarter section II mile, south of
Holly for what have you cot.
80 aeres of irrigated land for a small
clear farm in Southwestern Missouri or
Eastern Arkansas, to trade.
LOO acres six miles south of Holly.
Level a. floor. Soil is a black sandy
loan and will grow anything. Price 5000
cash, or part cash and balance in GOOD
milk cows.
$lloo. A half section of smooth, level
land, IA miles southeast of Holly. This
place has small cement house, we'll and
windmill, good stone barn for 10 head
horses, l0xl2 frame tool house, food
stone chicken house, wind brake 40 feet
long and fenced and an AL place. This
place will not last long at this price. Look
it up quick.
An irrigated quarter section with its
own irrieatins plant, consisting of is
horsepower gasoline engine and 8 inch
centrifugal pump. Unlimited amount of
water and very shallow. Is acres in al.
falfa and 40 acrss cultivated. You can't
miss it on this place at SIS per acre. One.
half cash, balance three years at So.
Annual payments.
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The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-30
We Give You Twenty Years to Pay

We will sell rich Canadian land for Sl1 90 $4,000
rssd land from $500 You need only twentieth down
and the balance within cent Long before
your final payment your will have paid for ITSELF Many
good Western Canada have paid for their farms with
Realize what done with the high that prevail for grain for
few Stock will advance price proporionaley
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-30

80 sores of irrigated land for a small
clear farm in Southwestern Missouri or
Eastern Arkansas, to trade.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-30

LOO acres six miles south of Holly.
Level a. floor. Soil is a black sandy
loan and will grow anything. Price 5000
cash, or part cash and balance in good
milk cows.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-30

Aquarter section II mile, south of
Holly for what have you got.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
A. w. ATWOOD pu,,

ley Mr. lbs Earl Earl TsmDleton went to Ya,
royes sns nrst OF the week to tst " i ,Sl
N. me Researchers met wifi, ~,
ing. wednesday even
at the b forget the Halloween party
80. The lad, saturday evening. Oct
this enrerta aries are anxious to haye
sOI ia and financially. 'J FSs both
inn invited e, to come and bava everyone !"
'' extra for the supper iOe and
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
orchard Valley.

Civic CT sn S Miss Barton N's atfsa and Pet
18th. anquet In wendeu oa 80
pie a aemSs5 Of Of Orchard Valley no.
tert tai, and Mrs. Harry sebr evening.
Saturday evsn few friends at 'r dIp1 en-
Hallows t,ollyanna Club WIFI, u, |
,nins y, en- m, party next sat attn, give
Mrs. at I the S home of Mrs. ha'o Ra.y ev-
We eI arc out from Jerome I nsf piano 1
e a c sre sorry that there 'S w',, week. L
lurcb Ause Of pastors to ,.' soon 7
stor. WIN mr. Thomson. our 'O Our our ri
ndays WI, II. be with US only Dt two present NJ
re up b, as he, he Will leave 's soo more hi
Ills work in China soon to tn
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
Canyon Side.

ference w g1 Methodist 1 quarterly CO,
sst lsS a beginning Friday eve snS s'S moo
church in Ja ray and wife attended
shos ltny Baker Sl,e and wife were q, ,,o
c. Bs. nome Sunday evening " the
her B Beam was the guest of fD his ,-o
'aturday night wallace home
ay NE nis GaF, wy. at the. the May home s.,n,.
wed br ~, was well attended and ns' en
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
Car. THAT ARE sron

.,o Careful people s neh IS, Stopped
t is remedy of H, ,p,Ss New Discovery ars
years. year, Its y own on the market S1t 1T, It has
d p,97sumonia and and ,,1 healing qualities u 50
Dr.. Kings e No, by delay Of 'I trede are
tendencies ushs and relieves sso In those
'oc and 81. Money back If iiatsr rd9
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
The a", ",n Report OF Commission

posaa state land board f.
the Idaho 10 TAKE ss Darte action ar.t als
Is the the report of the Id SG. by accepting
s snq Drainage al commission Irrigation riga.
d f0ssd to adopt the report .. was dis
ferreS "n, yie " and action pSS xs took
H., =, m, when the sfafe NOV, T. at 10
r ny representatives. OF . Grsl4esr and
bo sa III Co. will appear '"e , Idaho Ir-
vas any rhs report OF the eo qa0'e the
me ne project. and has Complimentary rpll to
trae es''1s :, among the fpienS, intense n,
representation G from ,h that red-hot
On p'T rsah at the hearing ' oO St will
to '' IT. NJ Co.. the state sn Fst Twin
n,tt their assignments nlnn,ss and J. W.
' ussn ~sre held by the sta OF entry.
a asn Ta,'ymen on the 'D pr raEss of
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
= oohHoLDERs' MEETING

oth .Sotice is hereby sv nfoLDERs' MEETING
at the Interested in Jero meeting sockbos
Town Hall Jerome ON COOPERATIVE Creamery will H ana
49, AT this meeting r,a October sOth. at Nm
section be tsk matters pertaining to tho p .n M
to dr. the receipts and discussed and report or SIS OF this
expected for benefit OF H the Board Directors
state p parties Representing some Of S
strictly 70 ese ereameries and al this meeting to exnia 1--WE
place ~ uAiry business 4on Is extended evar,lAs
" order OF the Board of DIrect.
A w ATWOOn D
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
Tcsbyter;a

q rr e Church
su,d c, M. JUNKIN. psstn.
pra nuay school at 10 ~
Tb eaGnins at II a. m Ill.,
music. ir furnishes snao,.
held ID sstsn,snr s s,u meeting VIII :.
member Gnb desired prese service. Ever,
D. I n Side sundav .o,
p m., Preaching At school at 2
r, Bible training clss o.
attendance " th,a night. Had a a. so MT
ommu aaia Sunday sunday, school at ? D. ~
thursday night. '0emmer's this
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
Grand View.

MISS Amelia Heuor
kunn nnd Ere Fred entertained d" %,s brother
o'clock a and Mr. Ernest JOHNS %bss Mari II,
no Mr.. and Mrs FtDot evening.
ter's p pa shoshone Monday we're Tss shop
Tor r Malad to spend d"t u, Mrs. Davis. left
zach 4 suDds school promptly y'a at
IunkIn ' suag.u Preaching b by D. sd m
"A Mr. IT.. and Mrs. J. s. g.. Nov. 7.
nd Mrs. VISITED at the hom lu90 ", and and
g. ''' A. L. Bragg SUNDAY I or IN, Mr..
Mr. and Mrs. P. Fl c,,
lied a at the and nd Mr. Aaron c ani Miss
Nue., Mr. wyckor Sunday mr. and Mrs.
M and Mrs. VIII Ioh !
s senHa home from A trip ,o have
thew evan W valley. While in ,s 70 the ne
ter apples oes wagon load Of s sn., an
best '' nee farming is so,,
IS our ' o. this locality. anu anu TO be we
o b bur farmers think, 7, ana so IT 5th
ON ne Toa. Joke among the ls i mas got sra
,oin1 r0 n, Question is, "wbo ,es and All
AVN, na to cook for next" "0% rare, are chuI
s s.m ss., throughout the nave ,s.t them
a ae grain grain threshers fol,a season.. TT
. an shreshers. The ' Do,asr by the
next Thew $50 dig held
,a the pea thresbera hardly begin
, r,,'' Now the cIono airfVe inst,
70 ~ us Tor the secons nui- Re,
:, ' work on tho - ohe. charm
, = p present and have be nenton and "
week week. There is ' sen. for sunda.
. rr.. in a few da Sso'aer We
m srsst deal of clover sesd Tor o. these
unity yet to be thres Jeea in
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
quarterly Meet;.

BARRYMORE RYE ors quarterly quar-, meeting 0, :,
T at the hall It'I Soc: CLUB will be hs sIi
requested N to b. End. All members r. s m,,
suss s%D0rtance viii coms as as matters
''0n and action. up for dis
M H. wHALEY. seo.,.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
This Is 1t

acres all improved. 3 m,,.
'e' the main canal - ~
'0'es with your no,u,,
land b.. right out Of the canal. TIL.
"a' mostly been n '
AH0" what that mean,
small bearing orchard
90 ''Stern' COW pasture o.. '
'0y on the tract. For
''0 per acre. A few ~
handle 1T; balance easv Co.,.
D. W. A. HESS,
JEROME, IDAHO. '''
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28

| at tt, SAVER
snn ae'' There is many a ,,mo ~,
saves ~4,' d., drink OF good. pure ' ,, ""on
recom llfe-that is why # :. n o,,""
want to '' y" incidentally. But yo"
the real al s Ds sure that you are ss,, 1""
ated rye. such , - genuine unadulter,
gle bottle o, as, as we sell. Try a Sin.
Mid flavor. tb 'an' and note its fine.
De without It in IN the = l "sssr want
THE REX BUFFET
yr west Main Street, Jerom.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
=, - ohh n SCHOOL yor,,

70 scbna S Godfrey was vtst Uif's.
; Carl Kleinau w
The rs lor pleasure trim '"'ne
D see Rus, whole school turned -
me noise of wbis'l onaay afternoon.
.nat Mr.. Hillmap bas was so great |
ketball. girls could PLAY hoa
a sraday night. Oct 2s el5S0ns lecture
b bau root for Jerome I in Come out
guy Stanton, one y, 7,
his ~ OGys' has just about rS m TWO Sen W
,aSa m a to leave u.s. H. made made up
axe the business course ne a wishes to .,
van Epperson will ha al Shoshone. VI
aults OF IL, himself against the WORK
othins o. SIX senior girls, 70 as as o.
~ ne boys cannot pract I, his
ear more on accom-, basket ,
nas expense. They win Dn' OF the fev.
W ruling. team with this 1901
Miss Aar,,. R
k on rho save twenty-minu sern
Elk. She one morning ,h;. Their
Is abou, Us many interas,;. the
J. she man., or the pine for persc
trees mentioned seeing cn,a Tor Pc
tn the cu,o uchets hanging bo day 1
lyone co,Is "nen she askaa Mr.
one OF nm. what these vera ger Fl
bobbed m nhan young Fresh The
M" We with maple sugar Mrs
son we must confess. bow asar' Mr..
,ht the SEE learned Seniors to this
fessed nm 'ning. Mr.. Massev helpin,
Seniors are tra,n,.
to say ..I the Fresbman The
k you " 'nank you. or mo Barrym
class ~, speaking to tbo at the
ell. We e pupils are doine Tuesday
II Howo,, commend them requisite
II spuds :, vuio plant $50 OF fmpo
Luck,,,. one We're her ou,r cussion
ely ely she isn't, as r.r "h
roa, 60 Tor there Womb 90
I IIn' Tor the farmers ' ~ De
n1t' - propos crop rota., .ne
uniors and san, Miss A
ard time inv,, n.ors are hav- Gus and F
llowe'en partv ing people to Kunnen a
ask each otho we suggest O'Clock di
would NOT noo. out this. Mr.. a
some Of the e,r,e with the pers in sh
unday. two -, ter's paren
had an acc,do our H. S. Tor Malad
Katherine coss Bryan Sunday s
'ugar In a poro uifey' while each sunda
ich resulted 'U -, crock Or Junkin Sun
Wonder who va general Mr.. and
- was holding family visit
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
0HoH ANNOUNCEMENT.
Baptist IN

Rev ~DI pos school at 10 a. N
Baptist e eSsr.s will preach q, ., .
a, m. and 7:so next D Il Sunday. at IL
ces. 70 attend these VT
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28

VIII 'p psv and nd. Heifers Wanted.
Also a f few al ~. times. See me. and
'e" choice dairy cows for sal.
J. N. HALE
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
Barrymore
t Death OF Louis Hoepns

Mr. Louis Hoppe va nOeppe.
ago. Sept 4. 1865 "as born in Chi.
ss. ' I nif in Twin Falls hosD departed rte
disease. Tying OF acute baan.
setting n1 North oss Side tract six ' ysss. came
ana by dint OF emery more townsite
age brush to- an the o,s 50 acres Of bis
et,Isra farm. These. as m.S well i'm
ous mere can testify. WAN any early
hat tbi and ID. endurance Of of the hest ,t the
g as 'I rhar man an and his brotb une best fe
its ana uiu from mercan,,,' eon- he
~ and with limited era pur- %
Idaho ds sssr on and put their shar re OBJ.
i r,Ou5e to the chara crying basis is
i iu, who has left rs ser ,o OF the In She
lmeiy departure 10 mourn his y
ieran "em Der OF the co Pha
lnmarr,a VI MS death. He ,oo anu Their
sister sister. Louise q YES Satu
Ter sr'' srDd Matilda Krenz' and mar ar, III
ds ana and a host n, ,., us day
.tura oors to monrn n joyed
o the re-, remains wedne started east r.
om Twin Falls uay morn Ia
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
N1'nryne Morse. stepogr.

approved. WIS examined an
uD, w',h ere the Board ..,
until Tuesday re Oct. 49, lss adjourned
sbo.h Third Day of Session ssr''
The sH es. Idaho. Oct, 1S
t Convened y, this day pursuant commissioners
,a, In the II. matter Of t uss' d present
,rIs,n ut to reduce said ,as the Board
In tn the Tax AZ! plus 10 per cent 10 the
o alls Grade; it was agr ,as s ,so
I irb wy. would assist the En-. that the
,aan District in rs, sails City a
o aus by apprOpriatins an pp sma1 the h
aOunt $3.50 1 * $500. of this 81 s,
a , Tune and $3.50 som pu paid at Sc
pi, L. 1916. providing Ims' ,hs after nc
Fails Ippr Ci.1 a like amount state ans ne
amount AWAY District q
'1 Sora the Board sdton sui
enoer s. 1915 neu far
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
p NJ e. Church.
. n r. J, LONG. Pastor

= W. q. Church.
la. m m j. 81, LONG, Pastor.
! s:4S m., Sunday school
, Our p a, m,' , EDwOrth League
next Sunday and MD >. preach at Wendell,
and evening Of aH tba at Zero Jerome morning ipal
Nov. 7th. sunday following
w. There will be soc,s, .,
5th. at o'clock ~j friday evening, Nov W.
Il. MEMBERS nsssesshm s will be- s11 "erS DsG-
"Dr'h are cordially i ip,shds OF the
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28
quarterly Meetina

The or 1uarterly Meeting.
held free at Methodist ehare services vice, of
INST. and eo ariday evening. the H9 sa,s
4, Rev Rev. s. F. wilson, SSer IS, Sunday.
nd viii also ' D preach each evening ~
u NJ, morning. at II O'Clock '
ese services. e all to attend
M. L. ROOT. Pastor
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-28

weak ea % w ranch is hass % Of tn
of e. esb M, walburn marketed sasy t duty-
Mr.. MaDs ., last week. 'AS'
s 81, 5. L.. had his pr, manager of the
his sl4 farm here Saturday and C S,s,' on the
E Witt and so SON Mr.. EDperson.
Io eI days on the South 1s sias spending
f tssm0n Sunday. He Su wsa very able
Ne Mr. reifhsorhoOd GU, to 'h heap People OF
'erson's ! suoasr visited at Geo. a''p En- r
az rotate 1a to, digging is the o,a.. D
.r mr. f,o Gillette bought a Do,... s sa
rs Eor Nov. 4 VIII meet with wi
p tIs Vicinity last weeks and returned t, s Sta
w." the ditch work now
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-03
THE MAJESTIC.

"The Celebrated Scandal" with
Betty Nansen as a much -maligned and
scandal-scared wife, creates n char
acter in the compelling drama that is
unsurpassed in its tragic forCefulness
and represscd motional charm by the
historic Shakespearean DesdemOna.
This character offers Miss Nansen a
splendid opportunity for the display
of her scintillating pantOmimic skill
This feature which played to large
crowds at nearly every performance
yesterday will be shown today for the
last time.
Tomorrow Wallie Van and Cissy
Fitzgerald, assisted by an all-star
Nitagraph company in the Broadway
star feature, Tine Man Behind the
Door," fast and furious comedy with
whirlwind finish Other pictures
picked from the cream Of American
manufacture and which Will go 10
make up a splendidly balanced pro-
gram will also be shown.
Next week Tolstoy's daring drama,
'treutzer Sonata" with famous
Nance O'Neill and Theda Rarra (of
Vampire faUe), assisted by splendid
cast of Well-knOWn players.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-03
AT THE THEATRES
LYRIC.

The Lyric for today only presents
Lublu's powerful drama, The Daugh-
ters Of Men" adapted from present
day life story by Charles Klein,
by Lawrence McCloskey, pro-
duCed by George w. TerWllinger, fea-
turing an all-star Lubin cast Of the
worlds greatest photo players. "The
Daughters of Men" is not u common
moving picture, but is one of the most
powerful dramas taken from the pres
ent- day life between capital and labor.
The story is full of love, hate, ad-
venture and one of the most uneX-
pCcted climaXes is worked up in this
great story at the finish. The Lyric
management is proud TO offer such
great productions as this one. In ad-
dition, as Is usually shown on Wednes-
day. the Hearst Selig Weekly news is
also offered, showing all the latest up
to-date events. The Lyric shows all
Weekly News strictly first run.
In vaudeville the harmony eight
present 20 minutes of good singing
and dancing that you win certainly
enjoy.
The Lyrics feature days, Monday
and Wednesday, are days you should
not miss. Charles Chaplin will again
appear here soon I'm his latest comedy
hit The Lyric shows Chaplin New"
pictures exclusively, and as soon as
the next one is released we will show
II. No raise in admission today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-03
AMERICAN is IN
A MEXICAN JAIL

FL PASO, Tex, March 2.-Reports
from the highest authority which
reached the border today told Of the
imprisonment since February 13 in
the Chihuahua penitentiary OF Leon
ard Worcester jr., an American min
ing man of Chihuahua city. Worcester
has been held by the villa authorities
without trial.
The case was reported sometime ago
to the state department through Ma
rion Lctcher, American consul at
Chihuahua city, and George G. Ca
rothers, American state department
representative.
Worcester was arrested on a charge
of having defrauded Francisco Rueda
Unijano Of money alleged to have been
due him from the CRANKY Mining &
Smelling co. Of st. Louis, Mo, Of
which the imprisoned American was
said to be chief aSsayCr The money
was claimed as due for a quantity Of
zinc ore secured from confscated
mine which the complainant was said
to have leased from the Villa govern
ment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-03
WONDERLAND.

cleo Madison and Joe King are at
the Wonderland today i'm a Gold Seal
twO-part feature entitled. Their
Hour This drama and the three
part Interstate entitled. Saved by the
Boys in Blue" are two very interest
ing and well-staged photo stories
, The Lavender Girls with a troupe
OF y people. will have a program CON
sisting of clever dancing, excellent
comedy and late song hits. The Law
onder Girls are the best musical
comedy company that have appeared
at the Wonderland this year, and If
you have not heard them It will be
treat 90 do 50 today as their change
of act holds something extraordinary
in store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-03

Granny Letcher I'm Leavonworth. 1t
is here that the defendants have
proved by two witnesses that Minnie
gave birth to Tommy Atkins, who
lived there and played about the
streets, with practically no contra
dictory evidence on that point. The
Letcher place was in the nature of a
rooming house for negroes and MCXi-
cans, few having stopped there for
any considerable time outside Of
"Granuy's" family
The roceivership hearing on the
Tommy Atkins has extended into
somewhat of trial and it was
thought by attorneys this afternoon
that 1t would probably not end until
the last Of this week, probably on
Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-03
TRIESTE PORT OF
ENTRY FOR SHIPS
American Cotton Shippers Advised to
PatroniZc This Port; Adriauc
to BE Blockadcd.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Amer-
lean cotton shippers were advised in
a cablegram to the department Of
commerce from the United States en-
bassy at Vienna today that Trieste
seemed to be the logical port of entry
for goods consigned to Austria, south
ern Germany, Switzerland and Ruma-
mia.
Shipments at Trieste, the cablegram
adeed, would find abundant facilities
for dispatch and storage.
Four hundred thousand bales of
cotton are piled up at Genoa, Italy,
awaiting shipment to the interior
countries, the message said, and 20O,-
600 additional bales are expected.
Railway capacity there for the re-
mOval Of cotton is only 1000 bales
daily.
1t was suggested in official circles
here today that the virtual blockade
declared against Germany and her al
lies would extend to the Adriatic, and,
If effective. would prevent American
goods for Austria and Germany from
entering Trieste.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-03
ORI'IIII VI.

Lena Rivers" the big dve-reel fea-
ulre on today needs no Introduction
10 the theatregoers, as the book Of the
same title by Mary Jane Holmes has
had one Of the most phenomenal sales
of any hook I'm recent years. The book
was dramatizod and the play repeated
the success tho book had Now comes
the biggest success OF all, a big five
rart feature film which has more
than duplicated the success Of both
book and play
All lovers OF a good love story with
plenty OF adventure and thrills will
enjoy this great picture which will
be seen today only at the Orpheum
theatre.
Thursday that popular comedian,
Max Flgman, will be seen in another
big comedy success, The Country
Schoolmaster." i'm five parts Don't
miss any Of the Ffgmsn features, they
are all great
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-03
ATTACK ON MEXICO
CITY IS REPULSED
Zapata Leader Is Killed To
gether With Many of
the Reactionaries.

WASTIINGTON, March 2.-Dis-
patches to the Carranza agency here
from Vera cruz today announced that
the garrison at Mexico city yesterday
repulsed attacks from three different
points by Zapata and Gonzales Cara
forces The message, as made public,
follows
''rhe reactionaries met with a severe
defeat yesterday when they attacked
Mexico City from three different
points namely: Churubusco, Penon
and san Lazaro. The lighting was
heavy and the reactionalfes were re-
pulsed at all points with great loss.
General lriarte, a Zapata leader,
was killed, and documents found on
him showed that the attack had been
ordered by Zapata and Gonzales
Cara
Several trainloads of food have ar
rived i'm Mexico City and the water
works are being repaired.
General Salvador Alvarado has
been appointed governor Of Yucatan.'
The following dispatch from El
PaSo was given out by the agency
"Nilla, after having failed to attack
ManZanillo and meeting with a severe
defeat there, has abandoned his cam
paign on the west coast and has gone
to assume personal command of any
movement that may be directed
against TampicO.
WORD received from Yucatan today
say press reports have exaggerated
the disturbances at Progreso, which
were entirely local, both local factions
recognizing the first chieftainship of
Carranza. Difficulties have all been
virtually now adjusted"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-03

Red Cross Societies Working to Stamp
Ont Contagious Diseases.

BERLIN, March 2.-(By wireless
to. Sayyille, l.. 1.-THE Overseas
News Agency issued the following
items today:
THE German governor general in
Belgium, General Won Bissing, told
an interviewer that the special tax
which recently was ordered lexied on
Belgians who did not return to their
homes was not the invention of the
German administration but was sug-
gested by PelEians.
THE governors progress contem-
plated the strengthening Of local self
government and Of institutions for So
cial welfare along German lines. The
Belgian Red Cross has been asked to
cooperate with the Germans in
stamping out mortality from contag-
ious diseases. In the Belgian schools
the German language is now being