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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CoMPANh

NOTICE OF N-Ll ~.
IC5 broadway. Ne" YORK y,
The Annual Meeting ~ 'He a.o. Lii \,
OF the Southern Pdclnc Companl y. A.
held AT the Office of the company J. 4.
chorage. jefferson County. hrn.u. = ',lock
wednesday. April :. 1915. az t"e..g ~, n.r.
noon. STANDARD time. fOr the fo"0"."s ~
poses viz
/. To elect fifteen Directors --., D,
g. To authorize. approve ana - -.
the purchase by the Company ol ~ ~ r.ni
critics OF the following companies ln' ~,
tai stock OF which Is L9" o""'4 ~
Company. VIZ. r,.t.ra
The COOS Bay. Roscterg L1s'
Railroad q Navigation company '.--..,v.
Corvallis 4 Eastern Ea. foai ''l.
Pacihc Railway & Nas s1i.'n ~, ,P,,.
Portland. Eugene Eastern h3''""
salem Falls CITY & Western RaN""
Company -...-.,v
3 To transact all such o't'f i,.
may legally come before t.e ".', , all
cluding the approval AMI ra.. '.I ., tss
action Of the Board - D'r. ...' .,rn.l
Executive Comuittet since '"r .'t Crr1.
meeting OF the stockholders o' '-'
For the purposes ot the met'in,.s' 3. ~
books for the transit " s''.N ,S..'ttr.
closed at O'Clock =. VI %. "a u
March s. 1918. and w.I I. fsrg
o'clock A. ~. Thursday. APT.
By order of IN" Roari ~
UCGH NELL se-fe'A'
Dated. January 3. 1919
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Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
February were made public yesterday:
Union pacifc-Gro,s S5--I $50. decrease. -
IS. net after taIcf 81. .5g> >-N decrease Slt>->-.
to'orai0 Southem" Glg~-. g. lOi a1,. iucltt.c
>loleao net after taxes. <-S5tip. increase. So
Illinois Ceutral-Gross. St5eq-o1. decrease. S-43.-
u4N. net. t.ts. .sti. Increase. $3.50
Nazoo y Mississippi NAllcy-Gfo->. Ss-e. SIS. de-
81 .sJS
- Louis, Rocky Mountain Pacific Gross.
SAoili increase. So. So. uct SO --,. ia,ic4sl.
$500.
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ON THE CONSOLIDATED.
London y. Y
close. equiya-

The market on the Consolidated Ex-
change yesterday held well throughout
the day, with a number of the promi-
nent railroad stocks developing special
strength in the closing dealings. Read
ing. United States Steel, Union Pacific
and Amalgamated Copper were the
most active issues, but special trading
attention was also accorded 10 Smelt-
ing, Southern Pacific and Third Avenue.
The last named issue got as high as
ES3,
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INDUSTRIALS.

Total go,
6harcs. .onen. liigh' IH"' ~:
4o0 Am = pf vi 1h u. In -
100 BAN r. CO ord ia. Ia ia !,
lo0 'llouston OIL. II il j. u,
900 'Int Motors..... ~ - - -
i00 'Iut Mrr Mar. g, = - -
$50 Kelly Sp'ncld Tli6is llt5 lls's ~, ~, =
TO do new "a pf..l2j L. ia ~
2uO Man Transit. Ys - II "a
$50 Y Trans...... loi, l0,t " N.,
$50 'Pyrcnc ME- 90 "a. - - -
$50 isi< 4 II Corp. - - - 5
G01 sterling Gum. 30 ." a."
o.Soj Toh Prod pf.... g. ?, 70,
500 l. zig as new. at 80 ~ ~
Loco do pref new. T. = " ,io
oI- {, Sis 90 Of 400 To- leo 100
$500 O. Prof sh new. 3ti 3is %t' ~ y.
.nl .Morll FLlm.... a. q. - 80
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BONDS.

Calaysrae 6s1ej 1870 Pierce oil s. u 81
chic Fl ss.. q 96 Sw gv -. yrl0l lo0ls
arg gyt ts .1Uoa. l0l Sw ~ 81. ". 9iis 81,
Arg gvt Is h.l101. zoos; Sw ~ Js. ST. 96is &C.,
arg gyt Gs cll0+s lyvsI
enlisted tSclls cents per share
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt IN
on the STOCK Exchange Friday:
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DOND SAFES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
.nInAY MARCH 26. l9I.

..a nm IN. YorkS Exchange Friday .ao
nm a e 900 Thursday t236OOO week ago ana ooo
" r .vo Total from January date sjo2s5ooo against S
1914
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Al,
Adams Ex.. ~. ST. G.aclede Gas. q g
A's-g43l" - SI .. e. / / 7 = M To5, pr Ms is 4;
an y g t " y. 'V " Iris His s..''''iiSS iS,. 'ii9a.
am Is II. 80 g. i,',,r-cc az a.
b a -i,,tr. uI is1 P't p ,s6 ~
90 piri..,.i.i'2 i@, ,''arl i''',' iiS
q g. + Tfli-.- ~ ,tt'r 40 i,'',:; .os 7is. -
%Il ~ ~, i''' 7-.t do prcf. ..... 67is -
Ara ,I E,i Co3'i,.. D.. ~ ,1,. =, Man 'Hcsc6
An ~ C9al clf Pr . ,Si. ~ Wamhat W1n El2i 12S
An An g. o. ri' 20 81, S,r VI ''P Pet ~ NJ "a :, -
-t"i ~. ~ Virb cont Ia,
~ pa - Al ~ =, 1ea. IA.
Am M No., Io1 pi. 81 az q Nn, 10 IT. T. & PA q - :
Am N'l, 200. - d. 49, -; tt "a
' tal'.ts;.''', ~ ~ Nash G On. 30
an Si..i,. ,.iit, iy,99 iy9 "a, r'is NJ 50, II
-,.i & "a. l,iii' - Xat = q Stn ia. l9I.
N"i W ~ do rref' f'.... - -
A., IL - NJ % NR Of Misipf Il l54
Ann A,bor' - 40 90 "a pref
40, o ''t.,,i r.c,,,i ~ do Isl pf'. loo
a. NJ - %f d 10 "a H.. -
Iz,iI Loom % g. y Y l. & Wits. -
III, rr,f "a ~ Norf south. %
Hatorilas N - 2. Norf * W...lOl 1924
E.Iyu r. O. i.i T., DO pref. S3 81.
EiI@,i T4nsT'.A - % Ont Ont y silHcr.. i;'''.. ~.
can cao. Sfli'i II % m do do pr pref.... sot =
C.,t T. n ,ar-. I.'i pafst Er pf.. - 81
C,,. = a. > " ii,''9 g.. = - y &StI. "a p
% G.sf... iea. - ,,,, DO TrGf,., p e., e; loS
c : :, A@ TuEo ' 100 rlus r's q toai is' r % % sSl.
on ri.f isS T. p " A. Ci571
civ A. p ia PITTS Stl pf.. 50
40 sre-iai 80 Pun Pal Car.lJl l52
C. f. A. Irfl0i 49, 'Ouicks'ver " Il,
col 4, S,rth B., % K, Su sp RI 49, %
lo is, pt.. ~ t. E,p ! < su q 2lis
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MINING.

slo.o nm Rradon Cop s..l5lta 1919 1914 i5li4
800 y y Cent rts... = 80 ~ 3- 9,3-
g. 600 " Pac IS fat. 33's 1878 sSh S5'.
.Uu.isted. tscu. cents yer share ;EI dividend
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'Par value so fEl dlndcnd.
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

Daily imports and exports of general
merchandise at the Port of New York
wore.
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NfTsCELI.ANEOTs.
PONDS.
Il 900 AL G 4 "

81 800 Al @ & " s. 81 q q 81
1000 Chic J & o. l0oi. 100. lcit l0o4
eco Cumb Tel 5s.... - o. - O.
900 Mass Gas 4l.s... s5 % e5 O.
900 New T. Tel 5s...lO0s lo9'. 100 100
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. MARCH 26, 1915.

FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1919
4s5s0O |o''
1S7sO0 TO date s'Soo as"
21,s193O0
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INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRIALS.
BID. Ask.
MINING.

C1.thov - 7i. q. Pac Smclters 1-32 80
"a, d u con 'Siver Pick.
El Paso con Is ~, 'Sandstm X.
sGolddoll VI .2 . IS Utah Min. 10
clint Mines 20 - Tono Ext. - -
Ia Roeo g. = g. Touo Mining - Is
Tirr. ~ 4 %, Tuolumue e. o. q
Nv ui,is... - - w X Copp j. III
~ Isutte ID = =
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2663o Total sales.
MINING.

30 ontario ........2.l2i2 .l2i2 liza 2.lZig
800 silver Pick ...... 90 .09 90 .03
800 TouopaA E2ieu..2.7j 2.'j 21j 2.7j
go Total saes.
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GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL


adams TX coltr Is 7lB 1ls 90 80
80 Alaska Gold 6s fpl3O l3O io0 ,o0tI
AT, h, tI;Jo IA G. e. T. e. ,i32Ia 1929 1927
5Am S e. X .lGl"s lOl,s l01 81 Z
l3 Am I & r col As. Slh 8.7s 90 90 u
80 do cvt AS. 100 99,S i0o "V
lArmour ri es AIS 81 w ,, 957l 40
16AT e. S Fe gen'4s 92s 91A - -
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BANK REPORTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIP
NEW NETHERL AND BANK

At the close of business o. 10 nins,s.n;A "a,
o. March. 1915:
prEOTTpFre
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

.kcEI-tcleI l''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12

lie often remained nj his club
until late hours. lie seldom dined
Mt home. though his affection for
his wife did not seem 20 flicker I'm
the least.
Evelyn felt with her womsn's
Instinct that her husband was
sllppina-sllpplno away from her
gradually.
Thon, one day. when coming
from HIS office. abe saw a beautl-
fuI young alrl make hssty exit
from the private room OF the oil
maanatel She Immediately sus
peetedl Who was tho girl and what
was she doing In Arnoid's officer
Evelyn did not speak To her hus-
band that night when he came In
late. She allowed suspicion TO ran
kle in her breast
One thing precipitated another.
Evelyn now logged her husbands
haunted cafes which he frequent.
cd, always expecting - find him In
tho company OF the Eolden.haired
girl who had issued no myrteriously
from his office that afternoon.
But In vain. Arnold was usually
alone. Ae wss attending 10 busl.
ness.
Then. one day. as Evelyn entered
the huge outer offices leading TO
the general Headquarters OF her
husbands firm. she espied the beau
tfui blond girl whom she suspect.
ed. sitting at q switchboard, busl'y
plugging "esiis."
| More than ever convinced that
such beautiful creature must GER
talnly attract her husband. Evelyn
studied her carefully for n moment
and then passed in.
That night Arnold came homo 10
dinner in a troubled state OF mind.
Evelyn knew he had something 10
say 20 her.
What IL Il. dear" she asked,
her voice unsteady with fear.
Cummlns broke down completely
His mouth moved mechanically AZ
first as he confessed" his love for
another.
Il knew Il" said Evelyn. INSTEAD.
lily. and ! know who the woman
in."
Cummlns looked up quickly.
Impossible. Evelyn" he said.
you never saw her"
you think 10. returned his wife,
but know she II tho telephone
girl az your office"
you are wrong" he said, you
are wrong. This woman IN not
Miss Ellis. She IL bad woman.
but | love her. She has won me
from all the good traits In my char
acter. am but putty In her hands.
She 10 not ~ 20 kiss the hem OF
your gown, Evelyn. but she has got
me heart and SOUL have gone too
far % resraes my steps What Will
. do--~hss shall ! co7 oh. oodi
arm iossi"
1T In very simple" said Evelyn.
commanding all her strength and
steadying her voice. you shall mar
~ her
Alas. said cummins. that can
not be
1T MUST be" replied his wife
determinediy.
Ito be continusd.)
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may ROBSON
HIT AS IRISH
SCRUB LADY

May Robson as good natured.
Irish washerlady opened a weeks
engagement last night Mt the Met
ropolitan. She scrubs and laun-
ders delightfully."- through the Lipp.
mann comedy. Martha By-the-Day,"
brings up two winsome daughters
and supports a delicate husband.
Martha By.the-Day," II must be
confessed. II n good deal on the
melodfamatic order. There is
Yillainesa. a grandmother who lis
tens on n party phone and saves
the day. a fine love story OF rich
young man. husband who goes TO
jail for his wife's crime and a dog
that has good part
May ticlled the crowd between
acts by assuring everybody that she
really wasn't Irish after all, that
the villainess didn't actually steal
and that the people behind the
scenes were pretty much the same
breed OF humans as those out front.
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now 7 weigh ise pound. 80 realty this
makes 20 pounds feel stronger nnd
am looking better than ever before. sid
now I carry rosy cheeks. which IL some.
thinE I could never say before.
My old friends who have been us.d
10 seeing me with a thin. sonx racs. gay
that I am looking better than they have
ever seen mo before. and father ard
mother arc 80 pleased to think have
got TO look so well and weigh 80 sssvT
for me L"
CLAY JOHNSON saysi
Please send me another ie-dsY
treatment I am well pleased with
sarxoi. II has been the hght Of my life
am getting back 20 my proper weight
again. when I began 20 take ssrEol
only weighed las pounds. and now. four
weeks later. I am weighing iss pounds
and feeling fine. 1 don't have that
stupid feeling every morning that I used
20 hsv. feet good all tina time. I
want to put on about five pounds Of
flesh. and that will he all want"
Y. GAGNO> writes
Here 10 my report since taking the
sarEoi treatment. am a man 81 years
OF ago. and IVES all run down 20 the
VERY bottom. had TO quit work. as
was 80 weak Now. thanks TO sarroi
look like a new man. I GAINED %
pounds with "a days treatment can
not toll YOU how happy feel All my
clothes are Eettng 100 tlgntt nay race
ha. a good color and never was so
happy in my life"
MRS VERNE ROUSE ssysi
"sarrol 10 certainly 'hs srandsst
treatment I ever used. II has helped
me greatly could hardly eat any
thing and was not able to sit up three
days out Of n week. with stomach trou-
bio took only two boxes Of sarFol
and can eat anything. and IL don't hurt
me. and I have no more headache. My
weight was i7o pounds and now I
weigh 40. and feel better than have
for five years. am now as 0eshy as
want to be. and shall certainly rec
ommend ssrgoi for It does Just exactly
what you say II will do"
You may know some Of these people, or
know somebody who knows them. We
will send you their full address II you
wish. so that you can find out all about
sargol and tho wonders ~ has wrought.
Probably you arc now thinking whether
all this can be true. stop 81 write us
at once and viii send you absolutely
free n 600 package OF these wonderful tab
let's No matter what tho cause OF your
thinnsss II from, elvc sarKoi chance TO
make you fat We are absolutely confi-
don't Il viii put GOOD. healthy flesh on
you. but va don't aHk you 20 take our
word for ~. Simply cut the coupon
below and suoioso loo IN stamps 20 help
cover the distribution expenses, and Uncle
SANS mail will bring you what you may
some day say was one OF the most valua-
bic packages you ever received.
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If Women Only Knew

In many ways woman's daily toll
wears on the kidneys, and II attacks
of backache. dizziness. nervousness.
dependency and urinary troubles
are frequent she ought 10 suspect
that her kidneys are out OF order
and that It is not some "woman's
trouble"
Besides using flrst-class kidney
remedy. however. the patient ought
to be sensible and stop for awhile
the everyday habits that hurt the
Kidneys. Avoid heavy eating, es-
pecially meat. Substitute water and
milk for tea and coffee. Stop wor-
rying and working too hard. Get
some light outdoor exercise such as
walking. and plenty OF rest and
sleep.
Doan's Kidney Pills contain no
dangerous or habit-forming drugs.
This remedy is successfully used
and recommended all over the CIV
ilized world.
Seattle women publicly endorse
them.
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Thi. is an Invitation that no thin man
OF woman can afford 90 ignore We VII
tell you Why We ara coins 20 give you
wonderful discovery that helps digest the
food you cat. that hundreds OF Letters say
put. good solid flesh on people who are
thin and underwelEht
How can ws do fhi.- We viii toll you
We have found a wonderful concentrates
treatment for Increasing cell growth ths
very substance % which our bodies are
made for putting in tho blood the red
carpuscies which every thin man snd
woman 90 sadly needs-a scientific assim.
uativ. agent TO strengthen the nerves snd
nut tho digestive tract In such shape that
every ounce % flesh making food may
rive a.. full amount OF nourishmeni TO the
blood. instead OF passing through the sys-
tenn undls ssi.d and unassiniiRted. Users
tell Of how this treatment has made indi-
resfiou anf other stomach trouble quickly
disappear, while old dyspep.ics. ana many
sufferers from weak nerves and lack of
vitality d~ciar. In effect u has made them
FEEL like a two-vsar-oid THIS new treat
m.n,. which has proved such boon 70
thin people IL called sARgOts Don't
sorfrt the name. S-A-H-G~O-L. Nothing
40 good has ever been discovered before
women who never appeared stylish IN
anything they wore. bscanIs Of their thin
ness men underweight or lacking In nsrvs
force or energy. have. by their own tss.i-
mony been able 20 enjoy tho pleasures OF
iifs-bseu fitted 70 fight lifc's battles. as
never for years. through tn. us. Of sarEoi
II you want n beautiful and weil-round-
Cd figure OF symmetrical proportions. or
which you can feel Justly proud--a body
fun Of ,hrobbinF life and energy, writ"
Tho sargoi Company. 7T7A Herald Build
ing. BinEhamton. y. v. today and We
vii send you absolutely free. n toc box OF
garsoi 20 prov. oil go claim. Take one
with every meal and see how quickly
these marvellous little concentrated tablets
commence their busy. useful work OF up
building Many users declsre they have
Increased their weight at the rate OF one
pound day
But you say YOU want proof Well. here
You are Here arc estraets from the
statements OF those who have 'ried-who
hav. been convinced and who viii swear
10 tho virtues Of this wonderful prepare
tion
REV. GEORGE w DAVIS says
Il have n ads faithful trial OF the
Hargol treatment and must say II has
brought 70 mo new lifs and vigor
have sained 20 pounds. ana now weigh
no pounds. and. what IL better, nave
gained tho days Of my boyhood. II has
been tho turning point Of my life MY
health IL now fln. / don't have 10 take
any medicine at all and never want to
again"
MRS. A. J. WORCESTERSHIRE writes
~ have gained immensely since ]
took sargol for I only weighed about
ios pounds when began using u, anf
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Don't Merely Stop" a
Cough
Stop the ThipG That Causes ~ and
the Cough WIN stop Itself

A cough IL really ons of our best friend.
n warns Us that there IL Inflammation or
obstruction In a dangerous place. There
fore. whom you get a bad cough. don't
proceed TO dose yourself with lot Of
drugs that merely stop" tho cough tenn
porariiy by dsadsning the throat nerves
Treat the causs--hesl tho infiamad mem-
hranss Here II homs-fnads remedy
that gets riga, al tho cause and will make
an obstinate cough vanish more quickly
than you ever thought possible
Put ~ ounces ~ Pinet $50 cents
WORTH In pint bottle ana fiii the bottle
wiih plain sranuia'cd sugar syrup Thi.
gives you fuil pint ~ the most pleasant
and effective cough remedy you ever used
81 cost Of only ~ cents. No bother to
prepare. Full directions with pinex
~ hsais tho tnflamsd membranss go
gently and promptly that you wonder how
u does H. Aiso ioossns q dry. hoarss or
tight cough and stops ths formation ~
phisgrn IN the throat and bronchial tubes
thus ending tho psrsistsn, loose cough.
piner II highly concentrated com
pound Of Norway pine extract, rich in
guaiacoi. and IL famous the world over
for its healing effect on the membranes
TO avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for ~ ounces Of Piner." and
don't accept anything else. A guarantee
~ absolute satisfaction. or money prompt
~ refunded. goes with this preparation
The Pinsr Co. ~ Wayne. Ind.
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MARKET REPORT
IF BILIOUS, SICK
OR CONSTIPATED
TAKE CASCARETS

You're bilious, You have
fhrobbing sensation In your head.
bad taste in your mouth. your
eyes burn. your skin is yellow,
with dark rings under your eyes:
your lips are parched. No won
der you feel ugly. mean and i'll
tempered. Your system is full OF
bile not properly passed off. and
what you need is a cleaning up In
side. Don't continue being bill
ious nuisance to yourself and those
who love you. and don't resort TO
harsh physics that irritate and In
jure. Remember that most disord-
ers of the stomach. liver and bow
els are cured by morning with
gentle. thorough Cascarets--they
work while you sleep. A l0-cent
box from your druggist will keep
your liver and bowels clean: stom-
ach sweet. and your head clear for
months. Children love to take
Cascarets because they taste good
and never grippe or sicken.
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What TO DO FOR
ITCHING Skins

Eczema. ringworm and other itch
ing. burning skin eruptions are so
easily made worse by improper
treatment that one has 10 be very
careful. There IL one method. how.
ever. that you need not hesitate TO
use. even on a baby's tender skin
that is. the resinol treatment
Resinol Is the prescription OF Bal
timore doctor. put up In the form
OF resinol ointment and reslnol
soap. This proved so remarkably
successful that thousands OF other
physicians have been prescribing
IL constantly for 20 years.
Resinol stops itching instantly.
and almost always heals the erup
ton quickly and at little cost.
Resinol ointment and resinol soap
can be bought at any druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-12
THE PANTAoEs

A program brimful Of snappy
numbers In offered 10 vaudeville.
goers this week. Balaban, woman
lmpcrsonator. and China" jim
jitsuis, from Iceland. divide honors.
Baiaban sings and plays and fools
tho audience until he removes a
blonde wig. After showing Hum
mating tricks in self-defense. China
yanquishes three assailants in the
most casual manner.
Tho Exposition Quartet. colored
do equally we'll in ragtime and
Southern melodies. The Crooks"
with Harry Cornell. Ethel Corley
and company. Ia exciting meio-
drama. Evans and sister. foot jug
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PHOTO
PLAYS
FAT MAcLNN ARBucklE
ON TAE SCREEN

Maclyn Arbnckle. whom theatre.
goers viii remember as the little
fat man who appeared at the
Moore In THE Roundup" and
who was all the time spouting that
nobody loved fat man. will make
his frat appearance upon tho
screens In one OF Bosworth's new
productions. ITS No Laughing
Matter
An excellent bill OF snap, nerve.
humor ard refinement 10 delight.
ing patrons Of the Liberty.
Big. husky Andrew Mack. In Tho
Ragged Earl" 10 displaying his
irish Wit TO welifliled houses az
the Colonial.
Charlie Chaplin, nuttlest OF all
the nuts. continues 20 tickle the
funny bones OF Glass As patrona
William Tooker 10 pleasing large
crowds NJ the Alsssa In his por.
trayai Of Captain swift"
Al the Liberty Until Tuesday Night
Two Women" two-reel drama:
The Best Man" comedy drama.
The Adventures OF Flora Four.
flush" comedy.
Al the ciemmer All Week
The Christian" drama.
A. the Alaska Until Tuesday Might
Capt. Swift" five.reel drama
At the Colonial Until Tuesday Night
The Ragged Earl" drama. fea-
turing Andrew Mack: "Giddy. Gay
and Ticklish." Keystone COMEDY.
Al the Class A Until Tuesday Night
Only a Farmers Daughter. Key.
stone comedy: Mutual Weekly"
No. i0s. His New Profession. .
Keystone comedy. featuring Charlie
Chaplin: Tho Old Ffsherman's
Story" 2.recl Majestic drama.
Paths Scenic.
AZ the Melbourne Until Tuesday
Night
Tho Closing Web" drama. The
Flower OF Faith" drama: latest
War News: Tho F1irt." comedy.
AIhsmbrs Until Wednesday Night
"A Captain OF viliainy.' Of the
Adventures of Terence o'Rourke"
Cupid In a Hospital" comedy. An.
mated Weekly: The Csil OF the
Waves" Gold Seal drama. with
Francis Ford and Grace Cunard.
A. the Grand Until Tuesday Night
The Record Breaker" drama:
The Plot" drama. "A Haiful OF
Trouble" comedy. THE Tin Can
shack. drama
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country where her own father
had carved HIS fortune out OF tho
soil as youth. 3ut her lip quiy.
cred only slightly. aud her dark
eyes grew soft with pleasant
light.
Il will so anywhere with you.
Arnold" she said simply, and
ktascd him tenderly on the cheek.
New York warmly took up thu
scion of the CumminA family. Hand.
some. wealthy. cultured and n man
OF the world. Cummins was receiy.
ed by his aristocratic family and
old friends with open arms.
And with this greater change In
methods of living came changes In
the joyful eonpanionship which had
always existed between Arnold
Cummins and bis wife.
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THE EMPRESS

Headed by Andrew Mack. emil
nent Irish actor. the Empress offers
a bill this week replete with class
A vaudeville numbers. The show In
one OF the best Of the season.
Parise. accordion player. comes
second To Mack. The Garsch sis.
terE. girl athletes. have line OF
acrobatic stunts.
THE Baby Grand" with George
Palmer Moore and Florence Elliott.
ls side-splitting comedy sketch
Trovello ia an out-of.the-ordinary
vcntriloquist The Bell Boy Trio.
song and dance artists. are good.
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WOMEN, WOMEN!
never CAN Agree

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Jan. 12.-Ari.
IONA has one woman in each house
of the legislature.
Mrs. Rachel Barry, representa-.
tive. was successful yesterday In
putting through a motion prevent
Ing smoking on tho floor.
Mrs. Frances w. Munds. who
says she likes smoking. was a fact.
or In passing completely contra.
dictory motion In the senate.