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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-15

FOR RENT-Furnished 3.room cot
tage, unfurnished Broom apartment.
Phone 1856. 15.3t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-15

WANTED-To explain q new plan Of
Saving Money. Ask the First Ma
tional Bank, 7th and Main SITS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
NEGR0 BOYS AND GIRLS GET
CHANCE AT SCHOLARSHIPS

Two MHrshlps N 800 each have
been orrw uy the state board NJ cdu-
DaDIou ru u.ro boys and girls ot the
s.n'r for .. .olored A. n VI. school at
Iuus.'u '.u contest being confined To
work 200 rn. .,ys and girl, clubs doing
demon m'I.n work under the direction
OF rh. federal department Of agricult
urr
THE mI.ur was presented to the
loIrI u.,r 10y John T. Swain as
um state ngent IN tho dcmonstra
'imu N". md the board readily
agree. foo u., under the suggestion
rhr rHu m ing the highest scores IL
rhr J.m. ntlnn work win be- pre-
scented with me scholarships, or m,
mumr m "u for IT, to hc taken from
lNn No und " the hoard ~ aurl
culture IHu work IN which the ron
tusf win '. un IS confined to the sum
NOR of wr- md the successful onc'
mn. w. Hu school at the hcgiunlu.
nn,f rI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
DISCUS, NCuOOL LANDS
~ ADVANCE or SALE

q. A. Smith, secretary of the school
land mmm ION. and " II Wilson
member pending the mttor part
ut lhr uu,l m Major and Harper
uouuiIu. ~ Nr northwestern rnrt N
the .n'n meeting with school land
'rs.ro. .H nvplainnr the different
uoIu'H Iu '.u coming sale NJ scHonl
mud sm.r visits have been made
io other yn'lcs In the district In
which th. .r'r II TO he held. md the
commission Nought this would hc a
good Hn fo nrnualnt the present les
scos with tho conditions precedent IN
the ,n'n
I'm tnu meetings held heretofore the
lresrns vurn npvlous 10 cooperate IN
cynrv uHl m.slhle with the commls.
sion m mIma the sale successful and
they win .#1r hv the rules of the asle
II IS n,u.t.1 that the sale win heyln
within 'Hu next week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
THE EMPRESS.

\ gripping two-reel drama Of the
big northwest country. "Thr Trnll of
the Upper Yukon" starring Dorothy
Phillips aud Ben Wilson, Is the special
attraction ON the film program at the
Empress theater Friday 1t was pro
dncrd by the Rex company. The story
Is NJ the love Of three men for one wo.
man Wild life Of the north country
Is depleted with all It's savagery ana
bare.knurklr manners
The days program also includes n
two-reel Kay Bee crook drama. The
Pathway From the Past" nm I-Ko
comedy open Hearts and Pledges 4"
and an Alvin comedy Miss Tatr's
Handicap"
Today and tonight Is being shown
the Morosco.Paramount production Of
Jack Lalt's famous success. Helm
wanted, with nm nllstnr cast lnclud
Ing Lois Meredith, Hobart Bosworth
and owen Moore.
kees V Prosscr. famous minstrel
tenor, continues ON the vaudeville hin
the remainder Of the week singing
new songs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
THE LYRIC.

"The Fable Of an Intermittent Fus
SER begins tomorrow and runs two
days at the Lyric. This IL one Of the
series " Ade fables which appenrs
weekly at this house of rentures. Fri
day nud Saturday ARE AIDE days ut the
Lyric.
Alice Joyce will also be seen Friday
ana Saturday In IL romance Of south
ern California with the title, The Bell
Of ronancc" A Ham comedy and car
toons In II barber shop will furnish
the lighter side NJ the picture program.
The vaudeville which started It's
threeday run Thursday afternoon IL
good and furnishes sharp relief ~
the picture program All pictures and
no vaudeville Is not as interesting az
part pictures aud pnrt vaudeville. and
thus Manager Slnopouo divided his
program
Making MP the vaudeville program
Tor the Inter half uf this week are
the Amber brothers, cQulllhrlsts :;
Ruth Pogr and her ragtmc boys. aud
charming Miss DeTricky with black.
face act
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
THE MET

The Outlaws Revenge" a new and
thrilling Mutual master picture omen
eel with the regular change " program
at the family Met theatre this morn.
ing NJ ten aud will be- presented con.
nnulng Friday and saturday This ls
the first time II was ever shown I'm
oklahoma city 1t reveals fnscinnt
lhS story " romance and adventure
Combined with this thriller Is the Fa
nous Player star, William Fanum In
lhe Redemption u David Corson.
play that Is rugged and vital and
STIRRING showing n strong mans tenn
iation, transgresslon and regeneration
The Met has never had a better wnek
END program. The Farmm play has
been presented I'm Oklahoma Clty prov
ious 10 this dnte, but wns considered
N such known value that 1t was hook
cd at the Met
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
JOY VNS sUORTLNFD
WONC UOOTLEGGERS HERE

Much iuh'nfIvn resulted among div
cr- muml..nl hootlegrcra this morn
lnr whw ~ WINS announced that lloyd
nu'iii rumw. fnr his ability IN nose
uui nNn. humouts NJ the express ~
f'nus ml railway stations had been
transferred from the rlaln clothcs ser
.v'r" lo tho uniformed patrol depart
mnwi 90 ma own request
hui lhn ioy wns short lived with m,
fn'ovnn announcement that charlie,
Iwkrr h0 hrcn appointed To take Pet
/ 'ua nlorr n the secret service work
N'kor hogan hls new duties this morn
ling
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
COM MMhNCEMENT
AT ST. JOSEPH'S
Last of City Graduation Exercises WIS
That Of Catholic school at n. $.
Auditorium Last Night


Twelve hundred patrons attended the
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''.'' '' ",.'' '' ''' "'-" ''''.'''
auditorium I'' "N. program was l1I
ulI ui th' -md. ut Jhr school
TAr AVERAGE Attendance 40 ST.
I...... Iu u.. ..r..l ....r ..., ..,....,
M ~. ' '"
"'' '''. '''''" '''- '' ''' I'''-'"'"
Nm,rl"w Patrol b. w. Nrunhnm
~. I..ruh. -.uuI orchestra.
Welcome II. G. Inudgr.
Chorus "huuu Irene O.N,H
Pearl IuIgus Ju.ruh.ur Tlmnwr
Marie .ruuuy. piano. Vivian IytfI-
NuIpiirlur,- Josephine Flanagan
Comforting uf houur.. ng Rev B. T.
MmJmrr-. H. ID
Rr,r OF the NuIal, Young mdir-
/ Harvest Moon Orchestra.
Cmtam m "a Flower CnrIrn
piUuu. Thrr,u Rrmhurt
"Bruu" Song. children
Caprice llrruluun Op e3 ur Kaui
ski. piano /. Agnes Jaur Kathleen
BRADLEY. pinuo II Thcrr,n RrIunnrt
Viva Summcr
Gmdunir, Iu.pnhIuc TpuDrnp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
Oklahoma Charters

Bryan County Drilling company Of
Mu'kogee, capital $1,000; mcorporo
tors. l.. g. Disney Muskogee; A r
Woods. Carcmore; Lyman T. Klotz
St Louis.
George on company NJ Tulgn cant
tai. S5OOoO; lncorporators Charlie. "
crimes, H. T. Steele, Oscar r. Ueff
ner. Tulsa
Southwestern American flvastocl
SHOW association " Oklahoma CITY
capital none; incorporators. sidney /
Brock, J W 5. Hutchins, F. NJ Gnult
Oklahoma CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
HOWARD RETURNS LOADED
WITH TAX INFORMATION

f. Il Howard, state auditor re-.
turned home today from Washington,
where he had been seeking Information
concerning property In this state aud
the owners thereof who may be- mih-
jcct tC the Income tax. Mr. Howard
said u,at he had been very successful
In getting what would mid him ma
tcrlly ir collecting the tnN. and he am
tlclpatcd very little Inconvenience and
practically no opposition In his work,
hccnuse " the thorough information
he had been able 10 secure
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
COLCORD GARDEN

The open air and the open sky and
soft enthrnlling music which intensI-
Ties the ineffobs mystery OF the south
land IN the magic uf the Colcord Gar
den New pictures are offered every
geht Music has been provided In
generous fashion Those who have IN.
yorlte songs or pieces have the prlvi
lrre uf requesting the very eager or
cheStrn leader To play them Three
shows are offered nightly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03

The Interior NJ The poicc station {.
being painted aud rpmodelcd IN pre-.
cnt as inviting aud attractive an ap
pcnrnncp us possible The sprgpnnts
room whore complaints and cnlls are
rcreiycl, is being enlarged by the tnk
inr ont NJ a Partition Vhhh will giy,
more than a double capacity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
! Tells Positive Cure
/ For all Foot Troubles

science has prorcn ulat nsarI, en
toni Troubles originate In tho ruw
mOn cause of injured ur ruugrsiaI Nh.
Hues The thousands NJ victims uf lauy
foot torture win welcome this mnrm1
ti0n of simple homr treatment
known 10 best foot doctors. that acts
thrpngh he pores removes the rnu.r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03

Ruth Jones was fined $40 and costs
In municipal court this morning for al-
legged misconduct Arthur Wilson, who
was with her forfeited his bond by not
appearing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03

viii have q fried chicken supper mi.
day evening at 7 o'clock at the church.
This Is also the evening for the m..
ness meeting . fthc church which vii
be followed by social hour
Ex-Governor Frank FrantI Of Bart.
lesvillc, Is IN the city lie Is regis.
tered nt the Skirvn hotel MIR Frnnt2.
who * now IN the OH business states
that conditions are very g,OI aud
that, with the final settlement " the
Usage land difficulties, that he br-
Iieres the oil business will improve.
Plumbing Repairs. Hutcn, Wal 1911.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03

moo. .N. .rlur Dissolve two
.r"nnInH Of DHloHdr In warm water
'hr .""t 900 rhls. gently rubbing
ih. sore parts The effects orc marvel
nH. Nl palm goes Instantly nnd 'hp
I"' i"l dp' Sinful DorUs mud ,nllous
q" .Nn hn peeled right off buninus
n.NluE iuui swruty frpt get immediate
l.l"i Don't waste time ON question
Uh'N remedies get the genuine Cnlucidp
from ans drug Iore. but don't be per
Mhdpl iu take something else Instead
There rs nothing even similar Ia Gallo.
rld, \ twenty five cent package ~ said
tn hc enough 10 cure the worst feet
Medical Formula laboratories, Dayton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03

For lettering around u negro joint
M o'clock this morning y VI Frapp
ness meeting " the church which will
today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03

The Modern WOOdmen and Royal
Neighbors " America win hold Me.
mortal services sunday, June o at 2 40
O'Clock In their hall ut : II South WNl-
kcr All members are urged to he
present. and visitors win he welcome.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
EN-Goyernor Frank Frnnt1 Of Bart.

Plumbing Repairs, Hutcn, Wal 1871.
--Ady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
ECHOESOF THESTREETS

Many witnesses are here TO testify
I'm the case Of the state against H. r..
T. Pcnrce and Jessie NJ pearcr,
charged with obtaining money by
false prrtenses by means Of telegram
alleged to have been forged. The case
was set for trial before Judge Hayson
Ht 3 o'clock this afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03

The General Aid Society Of the First
Methodist church viii meet at $50
Friday afternoon In the church par
lurs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03

Cyrus Leighton Billings, "a, Of La
Plata, Mo, and Miss Nina Eva ScHu
ton, 70, Of oklahoma city, were H.
crused To marry today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03

Circle 3 Of the Ladies Aid society
NJ the haywood Presbyterian church
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-11

For the purpose ol systematizing and ceuualizing work in the country of relief for sufferers from inc wa" a committee of prominent business men has been formed in New York under the name of the War-Rehef Clearing House fol France and her Allies. lt is expected that committees win be formed in other cities
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-11

corporation commission 10 have Mr Slaker and the writer come to Bisbee and go over the matter thoroughly with your Board, so that full credit may be given your improved fscilr ties for handling the fire situation in that district
 Assuring you Of my fullest cooper. aion in this matter. ] am.
 Very truly yours
 Arizona Corporation Commission
 c. C. THOMPSON.
 Supt of Insurance
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-11
MARKETS
By L. J. Overlook

BOSTON. Feb. 1O-The New York list pres utsd firm 'ore bu' .om- parative dullucss cortiuurs to pre- vail The increase Of tl10oO tons in '. S. Steel thrilled orders was flaw orable feature and Common stock sold up to 42. Bethlehem Steel and Amalgamated Copper were active and higher. In the Boston market Wolv- crime was the feature advancing to 4S. Mohawk and Allouez sagged slightly. Osceolsr and Copper Range look attractive for the next upturu East Butte will also bear watching. it win have a rally as soon as they resume operations. It is good policy to keep long of the coppers and buy dividend paying railroads and indus trials for investment
 Copper exports week ending Fehru ary Sth. 4.453 tons.
 c. & A. dividend of SO cents and Superior X Pittsburg dividend Of 9, cents are payable March 22nd t' stock of record March 9th.
 Paine. Webber S Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-11

lt is estimated that during FaDru- any S53O0OO00 of securities mature
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-11
FIRE RATES MAY TUMBLE IN THE
 DISTRICT
Action Expected on Matter Of Fire Insurance Rates Corporation Commission Will Cooperate.

That action will be forthcoming from the present legislature in the matter of fire insurance rates geuer ally and for the Warren District in particular. seems assured From the start made by the Warren Wisuict Commercial Club the movement has grown until nearly every commercial organization in the state is interested and the corporation commission IS preparing co recommend certain leg islation to the legislature.
 Fire insurance rates in the Warren District have been thorn in the flesh or the property owners for some years With the improved conditions for the fighting of fires the insurance companies have not met the efforts with corresponding lower rates. The | city of Bisbee the Warren District and practically every property owner has, in the past few years made ev- cry effort 10 forestau the possibility of fire
 ! The one object in this was the elim- nation of the risk of fire and get. therefrom a lower fire rate IL is probable that in no incorporated city in the country are average fire rates as high as they are in Bisbee. A proper average is exceedingly hard to make. there is such a variance iu the rates That they are high. how ever, any property owner who has the proper conception ol fire protea- ton can testify
 C. C. Thompson superintendent of . insurance of the corporation commiss ion. has written to the Commercial Club offering several ideas It Is probable they will be followed our and that some action will be the re. suit from the legislature
 Thompson letter follows it, H. Gray. Secretary
 1 Warren Disrct Commercial Club,
 Bisbee Arizona.
 Dear Sir
 We are in receipt Of your letter oi February 4th, regarding proposed leg islation affecting fire rates in tho Warren District
 We have taken the matter up eI,h the commission and just as soon as
 VIC can perfect some satisfactory nlar oi legislation, win cooperate with you and the members Of the ieeislsurs and use every possible means to se cEe an equitable adjustment of .h, insurance rates for the Warren L.s trict
 Mir Newberry has conferred wiu us regarding the matter and We have . suggested Go him that he request ,a,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-11

in the circuit ! speak of would be less than oue-sNth of this
 You probably know me uy repula- ton, as ! am a Veteran, managing the st. Louis Cardinal, Milwaukee and Louisville clubs. ! have organized many leagues. and am rhe father of Che present Texas League which is one of the best iu the United States Last year Twas Scout for the CiuciL- natl club
 This circuit cannot help but ba a financial success. if an clubs adhere to the salary limit l will manage the El Paso club or act ys President of the League.
 If yo jhhuk well of this aroposiuoui kindly let me hear from you This league, if organized val create eoodnatured rivalry between tne towns and also be a splendid adyer- tisement for them
 Yours very truly,
 JOHN H. McCLOSKEI
 Baseball Manager
 El Pa5O, Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-11
Fiery Blood
 Disorders Checked The Sources of Disea5c are Cleaned and Blood
 Purified

Those who havc used s. & s. marvel at the way it checks blood diseases, See a man today with his skin an broken out sec him again in a week or two after using Is. s. s. and he ls a wonder to behold, ai cleared up, skin healthy eyes bright, a big smile replaces the droop What is B. S. s. that can accomplish such wonderful rc- suits? First of an it Is 9 natural medi- cine. Like milk, eggs and other foods that can not be initiated, s. s. s. owes it to Nature for lts power Co overcome disease
 lust as food prevents cancellation. 8. s. s.
 Is not a combination of prescription drugs It is a preparation direct from medicinal plants that retains an the virile potency of what we need, what we must have in
 the blood to counteract those destructive tendencies that assail us throughout life. 1T lt were not for our natural secrctions t0 ! sustain us aided by such known helps as l s. s. s. there would be small chance Of any Of us surviving childhood
 Get bottle Of S. S. s today from any druggist bot Doe careful Co avoid the sub- sututes palmcd off on the unwary s &.
 Is prepared only by The Swift Specific Co.,
 53 Swift Bldg Atlanta Ga. and for pri.
 yate medical advice write briefly your ' symptoms Co their medical department
 They win take excellent care of you.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-11
ESTABLISHMENT OF LEAGUE
 POSSIBLE
Veteran Manager, Scout and Promoter Proposes That League be Established in This Section.

John J iMcClOskey. veteran baseDali manager, player, scout and promoter TOW located in El Paso. Texas. IS out with the proposal for a league in Southern New Mexico. El Paso. ani Southern Arizona. McCloskey has written the Review in regard to tbe proposition of whether Bisbce can be considered as an entrant into such a proposition
 According to McClosbeya plan a league of about six or eight teams would go to. make up the league These towns according to the tentative plans are to be Fl Paso, Nbuqueroue. Santa FerTucson, Bisbee and Douglas. A meeting has been called for Febru- ary IS in El Paso to consider inc proposition.
 A clipping from the El Paso Times is re-printeh which win throw further light on the question McCloskeys letter to the Review follows tho Times article and explains the fea- lures of the proposed affair.
 Joha IT, MeCloskey, the veteran baseball man former manager of the St. Louis Cardinals and Milwaukee clubs, and last season scout fer 'hs Cincinnati club arrived in the city yesterday. The National league clubs have dropped their scouts on account of The big fight with the Federal league This has been done 10 reduce expenses.
 McCloskey has several offers 10 man age minor league clubs, and has jue under consideration that he may ac. cept However he is much impressed with the city of El Paso and says nc can't understand why 't is not .u good league He said
 "The Salt Lake club paid S25.OOO for a franchise in the Pacific Coast league. and the distance from los Angeles to Salt Lake is nearly 900 miles. When the Los Angeles club plays in Salt Lake they go 10 Salt Lake and return. which is. nearly l,S00 miles
 Now, if these clubs can make such us JulHb0' Nhy Ndh ii ihSo so 10 Tucson Albuquerque and other towns when the distance wouldn't be 1De fourth of the Salt Lake jump? The San Francisco club goes 70 Portland Ore, and returns home waich is real ly a larger jump than the Salt Lake and Los Angeles one These clubs play a week in each town, but re serve on day, Monday, to travel
 "I am confident that a rir cult made up of the following towns would D, a success financially and a oig ad 1ertisement besides. herewith givt a list of towns, with mileage and population, that would make a good circuit, namely;
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-11
FAMOUS PALACE WILL SOON BE
 CLOSED
Historic Saloon and Gambling House will be Turned over To a Chinese Restaurant In Few Days.

PRESCOTT, Feb. TO- It is more
 than probable that soon Che Palace" pn Montezuma street will either be on. trely closed or contain nothing more than the Chinese restaurant which has
 been osperated in the rear of tse ground floor Johnny Liu1ell. the proprietor. Is on the verge ot changing his place of residence to Oak Creek. where he is purchasing a large ranch
 and summer resort hotel according tu statements made yesterday Oak Creek is the principal fishing resort of the state. sffording an abundance or
 sparkling mountain trout which ara the delight of anglers who each sea. son visit the place, making it a live ly resort during the summer season.
 The closing of the Palace marks the finale 10 one of the most famous saloons in all the southwest When
 Prescott was wide open this pla @ vas the mecca for a class of the best
 sperders that ever passed over he southwestern trails A large pipe
 organ still stands in the place, tC tunes of which many hearts hat, svelled with an inspiring joy and
 fascination, when faro tables were ir
 fun blast and the whirr of the
 roulette wheel told of losses au1
 gains by the merry and free-heart ae
 sports who knew or cared little f2l
 the value of gold At that time @ chorus of girls voices added to the iouiU and jest of the throHgs whicl
 packed the place continuously nigm and day. It is said that from 1ltl [ to seyenty-fye people found employ
 ment inside the walls of the Palace where for years the hum of wester- ] fife echoed and re-echoed without lC or bindrance, giving the sports Q ! an the country east and west, sub ] iects upon which 10 base stories Q
 thrilling import concerniag the 'oy of the great and glorious sVnset cline