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Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
pENNANT CHASERS
IN MAJOR LEAGUES
ARE AT TOP SPEED
Issue Remains in Doubt But PM
aldelphia in National and BOS-
ton in American Seem to Have
Shade on Others.

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-With the
last inter-sectional series OF the sea-
son i'm their early stages, the outcome
of the races i'm both of the major
baseball leagues remains i'm doubt.
The chances appear to favor Philadel-
phia i'm the National and Boston ia the
American league, the present leaders
in their respective races but every
thing depends on the showing each
makes in the struggle with the teams
of the Western divisions.
In the National League the phillies
made the best showing of the week
and retained their lead by good
margin.
Many baseball observers favor the
Quakers' chances, because OF the
steadiness they have displayed during
virtually the whole season. Boston
and Brooklyn are having "a hot fight
for the second position, each hoping
to make good it's hold and then adj
vance at the expense Of the present
leaders
Boston in the American league lost
ground during the week, but Detroit
/ by failing to make the most Of It's
| opportunities, failed to gain much
! Meanwhile Chicago has been boom
ing along with a string Of victories
and again threatens to become a con
| tender but has much ground to make
up. A seventy point lead at this STAGE
of the race is an almost impossible
/ one to overcome.
Pittsburgh and St. Louis are night
ing it out for first place in the Fedora
league with the latter having had de
cidedly the better of the weeks play
although the Pennsylvanians had the
advantage Of position when the play
ing period ended
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
TREU'S FAST TEAM
TONIGHT'S FEATURE
Automatic Baseball Court Con-
test Between BiSbee I'M
provement Treu'S.

The District Cubs won one Of the
fastest games of the season, last
evening, defeating the All Stars at
the Automatic Baseball Court by a
final score of 143 to 1873. Krigbaum
and Monahan led the batting for The
winners, while Bowen and Hawley
were the leading stickers for the All
Stars.
Tonight should furnish one of the
really stellar attractions, for Treu's
team is slated to play the fast com
bine from the Bisbee Improvement
Co. Treu's teams certainly one of
the best in the District and tonight
the regular lineup viii be presented.
With all the stars in shape to play a
rafting game there is no doubt in
the minds of their supporters that
Treu's hitters viii land first honors.
Indeed, the impartial followers of the
sport cannot but arrive at the same
conclusion. Since entering the con
tests, Treu's team has developed so
consistently thar many pick it to lana
the final championship A game be
tween this combine and the Grays or
Boosters would be well worth watch.
ing
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A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
viii Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala.-'I must confess, SAYS
Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, Of this place, chat
-lrdui, the woman's tonic, has done me
a great deal OF good.
Before / commenced using Cardui, /
would spit up everything | ate. had a
tired, sleepy feeling all the time, and was
irregular. ! could hardly drag around,
and would have severe headaches con-
tinuousiy.
Since taking Cardui, | have entirely
quit splitting up what / eat. Everything
seems 10 digest all right, and ! have
gained 10 pounds in weight"
If you are a victim OF any OF the numer-
Gus Ills so common 10 your sex, Il is
wrong 10 sulier.
For half a century, Cardui has been re.
lleving just such ills, as is proven by the
thousands OF letters, similar TO the above,
which pour into our Office, year by year.
Cardui is successful bcca.se it is COM
posed ingredients which act specifically
on the Womanly constitution, and helps
build the weakened organs back 10 health
and strength.
Csrdui has helped others, and win help
you, too. Gel a bottle today. You
won't regret it. Your druggist sells it.
Write to- Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies' "a
yisory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn, for Special IN
lfrliciiOns on your case ami o. -page book. Home
Treatment for Women. sent In plain wrapper. NC 40
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TAMMANY sIDELleHTs

NEW YORK, Sept, l4-An indict-
ment charging a man, described as a
political leader Of the East Side, with
instigating the murder I'm March, Of
Michael Giamari, Tammany lieuten.
ant, was returned by the grand jury
The name was withheld by the dis.
trict attorney pending the arrest.
Il became known the district attor.
ncy was prepared to place before the
jury tomorrow evidence of a plot to
assaesinate Thomas Foley. a Tamma
my leader as well as Representative
Daniel Riordan. three years ago. They
we're to be killed I'm a down town
Tammany club by a man armed with
a rifle stationed on the roof of an ad
joining building The would-be as
sassin was frightened away. The rife
is now In the possession of the dis
trict attorney
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
KIRKLAND SERIOUSLY
ILL IN CALIFORNIA
Former Treasurer of Arizona at
Long Beach Not Expect
ed to Recover.

PRESCOTT. Sept a. ~ Advices
were received in Prescott yesterday
from Long Beach. California that E.
z. Kirkland was so critically in that
hope for his recovery had been aban-
doned by his attending physicians.
His ahliction is said to be iaundice,
which developed in an aggravated
state few weeks ago. and is sup
posed to have been due TO an opera
ton he passed through over a year
ago, for intestinal trouble.
Since that time his health has been
declining and TO secure expert treat
ment he went to the above city. Mr..
Kirkland for many years was a resi-
dent OF this city and county, owning
valuable property, as we'll did he fig
ure quite prominently ia political af-
fairs. Removing TO Phoenix he was
for over five years treasurer Of Ari-
IONA, serving until admission 10
Statehood under the administration
of Governor sloan.
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YAouIs ON TEAR.

GUAYMAS, Sept. IA - Mounted
Yaqui Indians forded the Yaqui Riv-
er at Chumeampaco, an indian village
fifty miles from here, and invaded the
lands OF the Richardson Construction
Company and threatened great dam
age The nearest American aid to- the
menaced United states citizens. on
the company's lands, is the cruiser
Chattanooga stationed here
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OPIUM RING INVESTIGATED

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA. "A
sweeping fedora Investigation Of an
opium ring, operating in the Hawaiian
Islands, will be recommended by Just
ice Wardell, surveyor Of the port, who
just returned from Honolulu. He says
well known officials and residents Of
the islands are involved
1T is impossible toobtain the con-
viction of opium smugglers in Homo
lulu unless a man is of lowly position
or without friends" Wardel said.
Fong Kong a prominent Chinese
merchant, is accused by Wardell with
implication in the ring and replied
with a $4,000 libel suit Wardell re-
fuses to make public the. names Of
the others suspected, the information
and evidence was sent to the Treasury
Department.
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THE PROPER COURSE
Information Of Priceless Value I
Every Blsbee Citizen.

How to act in an emergency is
knowledge of inestimable worth, and
this is particularly true Of the diseases
and ills Of the human body. If you
suffer with kidney backache. urinary
disorders, or any form of kidney trou-
BILE, the advice contained i'm the follow
ing statement should add a valuable as
set 10 your store of knowledge. What
could be more convincing proof of the
efficiency of Doan's Kidney Pills than
the statement of a Bisbee citizen who
used them and who publicly tells Of
the benefit derived?
Mrs. L. E. Culbertson, o. K. Trail.
Bisbee, says: 81 suffered from back
ache that bothered me all the time
If / bent over, could hardly straight
en- up. My head ached and ! felt
poorly all over. Doan's Kidney Pins
were recommended to me and / used
them. In a short time, they cured
me-"
Price SOC, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Culbertson had Foster-Milburn
] Co., Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
GOOD NIGHT CORNS,
GOOD boy, "GETS-IT''
New-Plan Corn Remedy That Never
Fails. The Simple, Common
Sense Way.

You poor cornlimpers with corn
wrinkles and heart palms, Sit down
tonight and put few drops of Gets
IT," the simplest corn remedy in the
world, on your corns. You can apply
il i'm just a few seconds, without fuss
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or trouble What's the use applying
salves that make toes raw and sore
that make corns swell bandages that
make it misery 10 walk, tape that
sticks, greasy ointment, and other
contraptions. Get rid OF corns the
easy way, quick, simple sure, new
way That's common sense. Try
"GetsIt also for warts and bunions
"Gets-It" can't hurt-the corn lossens
and comes right off-clean off.
"Gets-It" is sold at all druggists
25c a bottle, OF sent direct by E. Law
renee & Co., Chicago Sold in Bisbee
end recommended as the worlds best
corn remedy by Phelps Dodge Mer
camille Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
CANADA TO MAKE GUNS.

OTTAWA, Sept. 14.-Canada is to
begin the manufacture of field guns
and howitzers for the British govern
ment, it was announced. This was
decided at a meeting of prominent
bankers and statesmen with General
Hughes, the minister Of militia No
artillery have been made in Canada
before.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

Manager Pete Noonan, Of the
Wilkes-Bar team Of the New York
State league, says that the Boston
Americans have notified him that
they will file a draft for Pitcher
Beretski, Of the Barons Noonan
picked up Mike Beretsbi, nineteen
year-old boy, off the sand lots Of
Wilkes-Barre last spring. The kid
started to show form right from the
start, beating Montreal and Roches-
ter, Of the International league, in
the spring training games. He won
fifteen and lost ten games in the
State league, which is not at all bad
for beginner when it is remember
ed that the Barons made a miser-
able showing all year, losing sixty
one and winning only ffty-two con-
tests. Mike has exceptionally good
control, a good curve and fast bah
and nerve to spare. He is q right
handler and can hit as well as pitch.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
REDS TAKE WIN

CINCINNATI. Sept a. - BY win
ming today, Cincinnati took four
games out of five of the present ser
les with New York. The visitors took
the lead in the first inning but after
that Lewar held them safe. In the
second Killifer tripled with the bases
full.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
MARYLANp PRIMARIEs.

BALTIMORE, Sept 14-Ovington
Weller won the gubernatorial nomina-
ton in the Republican primaries. The
result Of the Democratic primaries is
i'm doubt Senator Blair Lee is lead
ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
NoRWEoIAN noAr suNK

CHRISTIANA, Sept 1.-THE Nor
wegian motor schooner Bien with a
cargo Of pit props for England, was
torpedoed by a German submarine.
The crew was saved
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c. A. r. MAN DIES.

RUTLAND W., Sept. IA BrigadieI
General Edward Ripley who led the
first federal brigade into Richmond,
after the surrender Of Lee, died today
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
SENATOR RECRUIT WINS

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA. - Gene
Dumont. a young recruit, celebrated
his debut with Washington by holding
Cleveland TO two hits and no runs,
while the home team scored three.
This makes Washingtons third
straight. having won fourteen of the
last sixteen games played
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REn soY AGAlN

BOSTON, Sept IA. - The Boston
Red SoX again defeated the White
Sox by winning their fourth straight
game in the series with Chicago Err
rors decided the contest. which was a
tight pitching duel
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CARDINALS nsE

ST. LOUIS, Sept lin a batting
rally which consisted of eight hits, in
GLIDING a triple and double which
drove Marquard from the box, ST.
Louis took the last game Of the series
from Brooklyn.
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AMSTERDAM, Sept A. It is re-
ported that all males OF seventeen 10
forty-hye were prohibited from leay-
ing Germany Some attempting to
leave were turned back.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
LEADERS CONTINUE

PITTSBURG, Sept H. Pittsburg
again was beaten by Philadelphia
Adams was hit hard and gave way to
Hill in the third Chalmers was eff
fective after the first
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BRAVES STILL GOING

CHICAGO, Sept 14.-Rudolph pitch
ed in fine form and held Chicago safe,
while Hemphill drove in the winning
runs with a homer in the fourth for
Passion
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HleHLANoeRs DROP SEVENTH

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-New York
lost its seventh straight game, Cobbs
single in the eighth winning for De
trOit.
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RRoMNs sWEEP clEAN

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-St Lou
Is made a clean sweep of the series
Of four games with Philadelphia.
Three pitchers failed to stop the Wis
iting team.
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Batteries - Schauer Mathewson,
Ritter and Doom, Wendell; Lear and
Wingo
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Batteries Parks koob and Leary;
Knowlson, Wyckon, Anker and Nc
Avoy.
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Batteries Benz. Russell and
Schalk; Ruth and Thomas, Carrigan.
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CAR TIGERS WIN
PLAYGROUND GAME
AT CAR DIAMOND
Assay Muck Weighers HumbIed
BY 7 to 6 Score; Gar Lineup
Too CLASSY for ASSayerS; Tig-
erS Show Improvement.

The Car Tigers humbled the Assay
Muck Weighers, yesterday, by a score
Of 7 to 6. This was some exciting
game, the players being put out in
one two, three order. The Assayars
are all right but they are apparently
outclassed by the Car line up. Every
Thing looked good for them in the last
half of the seventh inning when
Scott caught a fly from the bat of
Suupi and put out Mckay by immedi-
ately stepping on third This play
made the Assayers feel as if Rip van
Wrinkle was alive and knew what was
going on all the time and left them
only one point The Tigers have i'm
proved, since Sunday lat least twenty
Eve per cent over their usual stand
ing and with Captain Tom Stetson to
.manage the team are going to be close
rivals of the Sacramento Savages and
fthe Churn Driilers who are the two
/ high teams at present
The heavy batters: Rothery, one
three baser. Stolen bases-Assayers
ten, Gar none Double plays for the
Tigers: Catcher Craig to Pullen on
/ second, putting out Halbert and s.
Benton, Domingo to Scott on third,
putting out Weissner and Osario,
Scott unassisted, putting out Stuppi
and Mckay
Line up-Assayers: Brown C, II,
Stuppi p ID, r. Benton ID, C, p, S.
/ Benton %, Hughes Is Halbert 81,
Osario If, ID. Weissner. Of, Mckay If,
tHutterman rs, Car Tigers; Rothery
I C, T. Stetson p, Voekel ID, Pullen 2b,
Scott 30, Hill Is, Henderson rs, Cor
coran IF, Domingo If, Craig cf
Score by innings:
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Batteries Marquard, Cheney, Del
nd McCarty; Boardman and Snyder
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COAST LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Salt Lake at Los Angeles.
Vernon at Portland
Oakland at San Francisco
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Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington
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Vernon 2, Portland g.
Salt Lake 10, Los Angeles 3.
Oakland 8, San Francisco 4.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

: . > . Q
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FEDERAL LEAGUE


Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Newark at Kansas City.
Baltimore at Pittsburg.
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Gar Tigers ..O4O2 O1O-7 u 3
Assayers 400 ] / 2 O-6 II 4
Game scheduled today between the
Gardner White SoX and the C. @ Ma
chine Shop at 8 p. m. Game Thurs
day between the Y. NJ. c. a. and the
Sacramento Cubs at p. m
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

Newark Z, St. Louis 6.
Baltimore e. Chicago 8.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

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FOURTH CLASS MAIL
MAY BE INSURED

Fourth-cIass mail matfs1 inclnd-
ing parcel post. viii not Z regist-
erred at postoftices. according 10 a
recent order Of the pos J depart
ment. effective yesterd.y As sub
stitute FOR registratsonf Of these
classes OF mail. insnra lee may be
bought. according 20 thforder. Fees
for this Insurance. are ceats for 4
valuation Of S.. 5 cen for SIS. 10
cents for $50. aud % teuts for slice,
Insurance under theEorder Is only
allowed on matter vi Dse originating
point and destination are both with
IN continental unlteh States
added reguiationf for parcel post
included In the ors4r which vas re-
eeiyed BY Postmastr Singleton pro-
vide that whenevef the haul is more
than geo miles. postage must be
paid 10 the amout required for the
third zone, althtgh the point Of
destination may - within The first
Of second zone bhe eleventh postal
district. comprletg Texas. Arkansas.
New Mexico. Oklahoma aud Arizona,
furnishes nut,ber Of Instances
where roundab&ut routes between an
originating polSt and the destination
make q haul III more than 800 miles.
although we'll within the first zone
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PAT WILSON HITS DIRT
To SAVE CAR UVERTURNhG

Pat Wilson is limping around to-
day as a result OF hazardous limp
from an automobile on the n dar
Hill and Mansfield pike Wednet day
afternoon MI. Wilson with Rdbert
Carlisle was out In Mr.. Carlisle car
and when they started down leep
and long hin Bob found thl his
emergency brake was out oYorder
and he had to take his <hances
coasting. AS they neareYa sharp
turn in the road. which t8eatened 20
upset the car with Wyon's weight
on that side, Bob va Wilson to
take chance at jum<ng rather than
turn the car over I'D Wilson obey
cd with the resI that he raced
along with the r for distance Of
twenty-five fe] tumbling somer-
saults. WheYhe picked himself NJ
ont Of the ust he found that no
bones werzbroLen but he was pret-
ty badly FED up Mr. Carlisle took
the curf all right by hugging the
inside fd kept the car right side-up
ToZy Mr. Wilson is hardly able to
get Around on account Of soreness
frh the TALL.
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! os,s Stands made ~ ness ZIP
to Lancaster this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John daf'es lei.
last night for Galscstoq
". r. Love OF For, NORTH was
here on business We'd Asdas'
Mrs. Adde Ward Fort Worth
Is a guest Of Mrs. 4. Nerenibs.
-, ,na u,~ q n,hanon Wis
a., vim friends AZ For, Worth to-
aav
-. aaa NJ. ct1e pahnkc have
.,.., sro,, "a IN New Or
,cana
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80 re ,.,ma,.s
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aSsloie feature y zsg reess. = %
- sessxn ~ me aten TO-DAY. IN
4 s'Ara saonna fasSn Corporation
rssssassN = novel htertssaanest ii
rsssssatang sWo as stories IS i
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At the Dixie.

The big Universal Gold ss9 star
Cleo Madison. is appealing al the
Dixie theatre to-day in ~ feature
In the title of "A Fiery Introduce
ton Other attractyks are "A
Happy Pair feafuD kg Ben VIII
son and Dorothy Aillips in Rex
comedy: poor Mby." an Edison
comedy. featurYe Raymond Mckee
drama. staying Frances Nelson.
Tomorrow [he Dixie will show Es-
sanay's ~ feature. The Blindness
OF viry.a This is a six act pro-
duetif featuring Edna Mayo and
Bry%t washburn, and is play
thas will be very interesting, and
carries strong moral lesson for
women, men, girls and boys
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thea ~ill try 10 dig their~entomo-
- cut OF the sand ~ bring IL
back with them. ~. Moore and
family had ju5S1eached the Island
when Storm struck there and
had - leave the car there when
- got out on boat after the
storm.
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A meeting Of the committee from
The Chamber Of Commergt look
further into the maffer Rf street
gprfakging failed 70 quorum
FOR meeting called his morning
80 p0stpOnement taken until
tomorrow. This ommitsee pro-
poses to make 1enost thorough can
amount ea2be subscribed for rega-
lar sprink7iag of the streets.
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Hay Fever Association in session

BETHLEHEM, n H., Sept. g.
The United States Hay FL ~ ASCOT
alton met IN its forty-sS bnd annual
convention here today Hoping the air
OF the White Mount would make
possible sessions TOO constantly
interrupted by sEziug. The hope
was realized onli to small degree
through the Cost interesting speech
Is. Or. r. endrick Smith, of Bos-
ton. osteolfh. told how 20 eradicate
he feye/by massage. He argued
that ths<olIen theory has been dis
proyed/ that The fact his hearers
sneezf while he spoke. though the
air f. free OF dust and pollen made
,hehheory untenabie,
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A. {. Tne Of near srerrett has
The sAant or the -Isield - Of
the ississsAd Eaterprk lor a half
sioxsa lie ripe 11atoes. gather
ed rrmtis har They are Of the
yeiIo3 L.. the first we have
seem the flavor is excellent.
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

Fred Peck. Houston. r. A. Ross
Fort Worth; ] K Alexander. Tyler;
Geo. X Mckay. Houston: - II.
Sanders. Waco. A. 5. Az kuckner,
Chicago; f. b Bailey, NeA orleans;
J. LePage. St. Louis. II Munger
Mansfield: X. L. King. ney Grove;
r. NJ Black. Houston. ~ Donosky,
Dallas; W. S. Howard I Dallas. H. W.
Houk. Waco. b. WIVES. Gates.
vile: Alton Rutled Dallas; o. f.
Hughes. Rochesterk Y; J. F. Col
Inns. Cincinnati; Hendrick. Dai-
las. j. A. Kark3tz. St Louis: Geo
saldridge and Tife. Dallas; James
King. Mexia o II. Halliday. city;
H. y. Naylof city: w. b. Wilson.
Dallas; A. McRoberts, Rexallite;
Henry sw1 H.. Rexailite; l.. c. Cur
lin. RexalI tie; j.. y. fngle. Mesquite;
e. F. B4kemore, Dallas ~. r.
Fewell. fallas. B. ". Fontaine. Dat
las; Il. Berkshire. Dallas: NJ Win
ter. chicago. L. J. Roter Dallas; f
r. cfckrell, Fort Worth; G. r.
YcuG, Fort Worth; w j. Thrssher
wafo; T, }. Collins. Dallas; " F.
otter, Dallas, VIM. C. Tenery. city
Ia r. w Noble. Temple.
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Al the Queen.

Boobies BABY hxx9Chn Strange
Winter. and The sdan on the
case. hg Grace livingston Furniss,
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Arrests Are Made

ingram Breedloye has beM ar
rested on a charge Of Nrrying a
pistol
w e WagsSfEr vas arrested at
Dallas and thought here 70 answer
q charZof swindling.
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FOLEY CAIHApllCu
lack from Markal

|. Jolesch has retaras 'M
extended trip to As fsri
where with SanuagolescA !
dent OF the JolsE 4 tAssll
pany, he pu.hsed large Il ]
countIhr Joleseh says e
p!ea<t trip and that q y
~ good arrive ths. sioes: !
Complete at Wasashis, Es's
Ferris. ~
For 1870 news vine ~
always nd the Daily Llsai
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-11-06
Crystal Theatre.

Monday, Nov. 9th.
Kalem Drama-"The Girl ON the En-
CINE"
Bio. Drama Black Sheep"
Essa. Com.-"The Undertakers Uncle
Tuesday, Nov. 9th.
Kalem reel Feature-"The Maker
of Dreams.
Edison Com.-'The Newly Rich"
Wednesday, Nov. 9th.
Vita. reel Feature-"The Sagebrush
Gal.'
Kalem Comedy Double Crossing
Marmaduke.
Thursday, Nov. nth @
Selig Drama-"Light o. Love-
Bio. Drama-"His Desperate Deed"
Vita Comedy-"The Starring of Flo
ra Finchurch."
Friday, Nov. 18th,
"Pathe Weekly No. TO-"
First Installment of Meal of the
Navy"
Amateur Night" Starlight Comedy.
Saturday Nov. 18th.
Selig Drama-"The Journeys End"
Vita. Drama-"The Little Dolls Dress
maker
Essa. Comedy-"Dreamy Dude Goes
Bear Hunting"