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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-03

Congratulations to A. S. Drew, the
Republican mayor.elect at Burlington,
who is a winner by SIC majority.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-03
Teachers Examination

Teachers Examination March 4th and
9th, at Morrisville and Stowe.
c. D. HOWE, Supt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-03

Don't grunt. There is only one animal
that owns the sole charter to DO that.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-03

Because your prospects are not pres
emily bright do not condemn the whole
world.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-03

This blue x means thai
subscription expires with 5
number and that no more
papers will be sent you unless
your subscription is renewed.
Renew at once so as receive
next issue Of paper.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-03

H. ]. Edmunds and daughter, Miss
Faith Edmunds, were in Burlington on
Monday, to visit AIRS. Edmunds at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. The condition
of Mrs. Edmunds, who has been receiv-
ing treatment there for the past two
weeks. is favorable.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-03
Union Savings Bank an(
Trust Company
Teachers Examination!

Teachers Examinations will be held at
the Hyde Park Inn Thursday and Friday,
March 4th and 5th.
Ii. Z. CROSBY, SUPT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-03
S1.25 A YEAR
LAMOILLE COUNTY LICENSE VOTE

Lamole County continues in the No License column all the
towns voting No. but by decreased
which time the No majority 7l3 The majority this year
55916O less than last year TIE this against
1923 last The Yes this year 269 being than
last year. The vote by was
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-03

Nobody is going to be changed in
his belief by being abused for his be-
liet,-no matter il it is in the goods he
buys, his politics, his religion"
f.
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04

ing thence ;. Is W, q chains; tn az. .Sf
y u W.. l6 chains: thence = y ~
IS Ia 70 chains. thence y. - ~ q.
IA, THENCE :. Y f., 1850 tnainsi
thence s. q 80 T., II chains, 70 cor
Dsr M |. the place OF beginning,
publication III jay Carlin, Salmon,
ifabg. List 1862. A tract Of u
.rras within unsuryeyed. bu what
s,lE urotab.g h., when ~uFSrfed,
~...s II. and Is, T. "A n, i. q h.,
r. N. described by metes and boundS'
! - follows. Beginning at corner NO
/ / identical with the northwest cor,
/ nar 0I See. II. said township anu
rtugr extending thence n, ~ 80 w,
Ia chains. thence W 5. chains thence
/ : ~ r.. 422O chains: thence 4.
chains. thence y chains; thence
/ u AZ W., 24.20 chains, 10 corner 10
! i. the place ~ beginning; dppilcatiol
| n James A Woodward, Notthfork
idaho. List 1 476 tract ~ lola
/ acres within unsurveYed, but VIVA
/ gIll probably be, when surveyed
SECS 10 and 81, #. Is ~. X. II H.
described by metes and DOunust u
follows. BEGINNING at corner No.
whence r. $. NJ consisting Ola pom
-,rdp,,n5 cl,i.eled r. :. NJ. II. on cas-
80 hears : a rs ". Is chains; eX
,n,'dino thanc. \ 10 AZ w.. 23.5
nhsins! thence : ~ L. Il chain,
fn"mra h Dr. "A chains; theme
, IL IL = chains. thence y. 81
a. 3 ~ So chains. thence \. 7 4
I chains, thence ). 43 81 w, !
chains. fhencp s. 81 W. 30 chain
Renee w 1 chains. thence n. II f
no rbains. thence N. - f., 45.t
. chains, 10 corner No. ], the place
, beginning, application 81 X. =. u
) Ramey, FOrney, Idaho; List 4rl90
| December ia, lDl4, G. N. BkCCl
I Assistant Commissioner OF the del
eraJ land OfIjce. Jan q Feb IL
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04
Sor,.E or sALE oS ExEcrrIoN.n

la The District Court Of the Sixth Jqdicial
DISTRICT at Idaho, in and N6r Ltmh
County.
The Citizens National Bank Of salmon a
National Banking Corporation, Fialntlf' Va
William / Hoffman, Defendant.
UNDEk AND By VIRTUE Or AN
ALIAS EXECUTION, issued out OF and un-
der the seal OF the District Court " the SIKH
Judicial District pf laho, IN aud tor l.emhl
county. upon a certain judgment rendered IN
aaid Court on the 18th day Of March, a, u;
! Igf4, and duly filed and dockettd IN said
/ court on April asst 1914, 10 an action where
1 I'D the Citizens National Bank u salmon, q
/ National Banking Corporation, Is piainuh
/ aud VIM | Hoffman, is defendant, IN favor
| 81 said plaintiff and against ne SAID defend
/ ant for the sum 81 St4S2,2S, which sad exc.
cution was directed and delivered to me as
sheriff ia and lor satd l,emht county ldahoi
/ and 90 which said Judgment there IS now
| actually due and unpaid the sum OF Si274.o3
/ IN principal and interest, tugethet which IN,
tefcst, costs and ACQUIRING costs from date oil
tbs notice.
4 i HAVE LEVIED an an the right title
interest, claim, equity and property Of the
SAID defendant Of, in and to thu following
described real estate and property situate
lying, ana being ~ lemht County, state Of
Idaho towt;
Al OF l.ot 2, OF and in Block l. of aud in
W II Andrews Subdivision OF the Salmon
City I0Wnsjte, together with all dltehes
water and water rights, and all tenements
Entertainments, appurtenances thereto be
longing o. 10 anywlse apperainnlg;
MD NOTICE Is HEREBN GIVEN
I HAT |, the undersigned sheriff DIS aforesaid
viii sell the above described property to til
, highest bidder iol cash in lawful money q
tho United States al public auction IN iron
) ol the Court House door in the tity OF Sa
mon. lemhi county Idaho, on the l2th day {
i, February, A. ID, 1915 at ? O'Clock T. Nj. o
that day. to satisfy the said execution y
I. eether with interests and costs thereon.
!: Dated at Salmon, Idaho, on this the 81
5 day IT JANUARY A. u. 1915,
3 THOMAS ]. STROUD,
/. sheriff ~ and for tmht count
:. Ian 2i-Fcb ii state Of ldah
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04

The NJ s. swt NE4, the sMt sWt
{ WI NE4, the Ell SE4 SE4 Nhf. sec.
9o r. PAN, r. q E., b. NJ, except
sfriD ~ land 50 links wide on the east
side 81 the tract, the net area hereby
onenad being 1T.25 acres, application
~ + .sDOngherty, Carmen, loahoi
,st 4-i537 A tract OF 40 acres
within unsurveyed, but what WIZ
notably b.. when surveyed, sec. ~,
r 1t ~. r. a E., Is. NJ. descrl99eu
in metes and bounds, as follows: be
thinning at corner No. /, wash Doui9-
or lOxi2xl4 inches, whence +. ,. NJ
hearS :. S. 80 W. ia chains; e1-
tending thence W. - chains; thence
X 10 chains: thence h. 70 chaIns'
Ihence \. 20 chains, 10 corner no. /,
Application Of John z. WilliamS Lem.
nj Idaho: List 4-l53S. A tract o.
531 acres. within unsuryeyed, oul
what will probably be when surveyed
See 10. Z. II n. K. Is h., B. NJ, De
scribed by metes and bounds as foi
lows. Beginning at corner No. !
Identical with corner No. OF appll
cation No. ;, List +-73, extending
thence s, 90 f., $50 chains: theme
g. $50 chains; thence n 81
v. 10. 30 chains; thence 5. 10 ID W.
80 chains, to corner No. /, the plac
OF beginning, application OF George W
Frarg, FoTney, Idaho; List -l5lz
December II, 1914 {. NJ. BKCCE
Assistant Commissioners OF the Ger
eral Land ONCE. Jan l4--Eeo
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04

*" W. n. VI. Lists lA8i, lace.
ll76, l5Ol. RESTORATION TO
ENTRY OF LAM S IN NATION
Al. FOR FSTS NOTICE Is hereby
given that the lands described below
embracing 2a1SS, acres, within the
salmon National Forest Idaho, Will
lie subject to settlement and entry uu-
der the provisions OF the homestead
laws uf the United States and the act
OF June H. 1909 "a stat 2S3h al the
United states land office a. HALEY
Idaho, ON March :, 1918. Any settler
who was actually and la good faith
claiming any OF said lands for agri.
cultural purposes prior a. January L.
1895, aud mas not abandoned same, has
a preferences right TO make a home
stead entry Ter the lands actually &c
cupled Said lands were listed upon the
applications al the peTsunS mentioned
below no have a preference right
subject 70 the prior right ~ any SuCh
settler, prOyid such settler OF appll.
cant is qualified go make homestead
entry aud the preference right !,
exercised prior to March :, 1915, ca
which date the lands will be subject
/ 10 SET Element and entry hy ans quail
/ ird person \ tract IL li3.2H acres
within unsurSeyed, but what vii
/ probably he when surveyed. Secs b
aud 81 L t6 \ Rs - and -, deCrih
+ "a by netes aud bounds As follows
| BEGINNING at corner M, /. whence th,
mort beast corner uf Sec = T. n y.
I II, q Il 5VarS = a. a. W, 80
/ chains Xtending thence ;. 81 F.. 1
chains. thence \. 3 30 T.. ~ chains
/ thence y, 81 w. a,5D 1hafnS, theuc
:. g. 30 W, ass chatus 10 cprns
No. |, the place OF beginning, appliCa
tiou OF W r. AtChiSou. Leaders
Idaho. List tl46l A tract Of lac
acres, within unSaTseyed. bat Wha
will probably be. when surveyed, Ses
Il. r. "a y. Il. isE, Il. NJ. describe
by metes aud bounds as follows. h,
ginning al corner No, /, identities
. With !. =. NJ, and whence the Soutl
east corner u the applicants cahi
! bsAn y - W, $40 chains eItsnS
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04
BASKET BALL GAME
AT GIBBONSVILLE

Last FRIDAY about forty OF sAlmon's
worthy basket ball players and fans
S0nfneyed 70 hibbonsyille'foF the fss.
usitles From Ulysses came about
twantY more 40 THAT the hall Was
packed Tor the oCcaston, and the spir.
II aud yella which characterized the
various punches was we'll worth the
uriee Of admission.
AZ &; ~ the steam whistle 81 VIII
buster gave THE signal for battle and
the folloalng men ltned ap Tor the
HFst exhibitions
Albart HFinoy center Lee Allen
Lawrence Cuweu ford bert Buster
Ralph Mack Hal Brown
Alex snyder guard Geo. Davis
Eagaf Neal Joe Glennnn,
Ihs plarlng was strong AMI Sciun-
THE hat fsw fouls sere called com,
pared to the game previously played
1T salmon. This t'ibhunsvllle boYs
showed much hattrr form aud team
work alter the rn8ehing Of Fred Carl
Al tire end % tie half the store stood
IL = and 10 vas evidently nobody +,
game The sri = game came on ueNi
Tor llvolt huli, The lineup Nas.
Margaret Ross center Maud Aeterd
4 alinN Mutkes Jessie kdN ard
Oral kFanss Bessie Moute
Florence Schultz guard Iectle Aennrs
Carrie Radiogd Charts "A Mama
fte salmon girls had tile adVan
tage 0f sise and praet'e" but thI
team woEk 81 The Iihbonsstiie gtrh
sas most noticeable. fbs hFst hal
ended Ia favor % SALMON rs Sigh
majority
Tue boys came at for the saNun
half and piAyed more spirited gam
than q, hfst There Vas mare ! los
playing aad toe ball Sas attEActis
% more than the rules allow at on
time ~ the hnish LHe game "a
Wun b. 6ihbousyille bY u 10 u Til
girls came haek witn soap aud /
several instances misto0k snap 10
rHuRhnnsS which Is Absolutely guard
ed against 0y The fules. SALINE
worked hard Tor this halt and abe
she whistle hlss for time toe scol
stood ~ 10 10 la favor Of the visitors
Tue suits Nho took part In the gAu
Nere J0saphine King, Fred Rnse al
Homer Holbsrt fuT salmon and has
Bradshaw, CseiiS AehOFd, Franc
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04

That which Tie plaintiH n3tes Of
tie cuckoo il 70 IN English country
side. the spontaneous 0utpnuring u
melody from a hoEeFiug lark to the
smiling eiaupaigns u France, ~ The
tlirobbins symphonies selling FROM
tile throat 81 nightingale, hidden
ln laurel. filodendr0u, ~ sycam."re
thioksts, 70 lie peasantry Of Spain
- Isaly. al that, aud more. i the
nlatlnR call 81 the bob.wiiite 70 the
erssWhGle hos o. g'r irons beyond the
Missouri.
THE prospect Of listening again ~
those clear and tuneful notes, rising
from the grain fields aud subtle ia
tie valleys Of Lemhi, Ia ~eicome
announcement TO the greater part u
cur citizens.
The realization of sueh hopes can
only be attained as result Of the
care aud prntnctioH u the few dozen
hlFds nswiy brought 70 our fagms and
n.lghburiug thiekets. skunks and
neasles. eayote and cats, hawks and
otheT natural enemies ne nAy hope
u protect them from. o. their native
Instincts will sunielentiy guard
against IL il the depfedations caused
hA boys acting through thoughGless.
nrss, and men vino have forgotten, i
ties ever knew, the hrst prlnicplel
~ sportsman ship that most are 10 b
feared There il 10 power more 20
tent than well defined public senti
mrni that can ensnrs the protection
ns0rtsd fer sltsse immigrants TO GU
valleys during the next te~ years.
in the formation Of such publ
sentiment ths boys and girls Of on
public schools can take the lead |
Ii w0ndefful what Of good, what Gle
walton Of principles, the fund Of edu
cation. pleasure and recreation tia
viii be obtained by the members {
tile boys and girls clubs formed Il
the protection and care Of game an
song trds. Throughout the loo
and severe winteFa II IL the easIe
thiua imaginable 10 win tne conI
dence and affection OF any Of u
hlfeh soIoarning 10 u tsmporari
sitting these valleys, and II il su
pFisinR to know how long 50,
friendship and confidence eill last.
A few crumbs from the brcakta
tahle hit u sust placed beyond d
reach Of tho providing cat, oonstan
Ia such attentions unaceompanied
any act Of hostility, will soon sh,
gratityins results. bot the larI
aud most enduring consequences =
Ia the development u love % I
ture aud nalurs's children that "
build = character equipped to vii
stand temptation.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04

There is more Catarrh in this section OF
tlie country than all other diseases pot
together and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. FOR
great many years doctors pronounced II
local disease and prescribed local RENE
dies, and by constantly failing 70 cure
with local treatment, pronounced II incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh TO De a
constitutional disease, and therefore re
lnIiTes constitutional treatment Hairs
Iatarrh Cure, manufactured by f. J.
cheney Il Co, Toledo, Ohio is the only
constitutional cure on the market. Is
taken Internally. II acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case IL falls to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials
sola by Druggists. 76e.
Take HalPs Family Pills for constipation.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04

Bauer, Olive Taylor for 6ibbons' lie.
A ftsr the two games the hali "as
ssrpt FOR the dance which lasted IN
I'll the breakfast bell rang | Iuid-
eight Mrs. Brown served one oil her
famous dinners 10 tile hungry rFu"a.
Everyone declared tile event gfeat
success and the salmon people hope
f4r cont ~ ed games
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04
THE IDAHO RECORDER


EaleFea January d. 1904 a. second class
matter, in the post8lhce Al alaaun, Idaho,
aassF Aet u CnngFras 81 Marcia Z. rsg7
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04

*" W. f, NJ. Lists 4-l5C2 1921,
TO ENTRY OF LANuS IN MA
hereby given that the Lands described
below, embracing 345 acres, within
the salmon National Forest, Idaho,
will be subject To settlement and en-
TRY under the provisions OF home.
stead laws OF the United States and
the act Of june IL, 1906, "a stat, 233l,
az the United States land office at
HALEY, Idaho, on March A 1915. Any
settler who was actually and in good
faith claiming any Of Sa d lands for
agricultural purposes prior TO January
| 1906, and has not abandoned same,
has preference right 10 make
homestead entry for the lands actually
occupied said lands were listed up
ON the applications Of the persons
mentioned below, who have pref.
erruCe right subject 10 the prior right
Of any such settler, provided such set.
/ tier or applicant is qualified to make
/ homestead entry and the preference
right Is exercised prior 10 March :, 1915,
I on which date said lands will be sub
| icct to settlement and entry hy any
{ 1tkAIANCA HNtsthtr \ NANAA vi tNNsh
acteS. within uuSuryeyeh. but what
will probably be, when surveyed, secs
-, =, ~ and ~, T. 10 T., X. Il f.
/ h, Nj. described by meteN and bounds
as follows Beginning at corner No. |,
identical with r. y. NJ, granite
boulder SN4xlS inches, and the conn
lencs VI Warm springs creek and Mid
IDLE Fork river bears 81 E., "a chnS
defending thence \ II 10 W, I'll
chains. thence \. IL IS f.. p /.
chains. thence =, ~ Fl, s. chains
thence : - ~ W. 34al chains
, thence n - IS W, Y. n chnS, TO IN,
! place of beginning, application ot Lee
, WYATT Meyers Cove, Idaho. Lis
: l5o2 A tract of b. " acres, within
. iunSurveyed. but what will prnbabl
. be, when surveyed, Sec. is, T. T. Y,
r.. q r., n NJ. described by mete
) and bounds, As follows: Beginning a
!. corner NJ |. Identical with eorne
, No, 2 OF survey II application No. a0T
| extending thence =. ~ L.. 3 chain.
p thence :. = E, Is chains, thence :
3 ~ W 23ehain>, thence \. - " .
J. chains, 10 corner NJ |, the place {
d beginning, application OF John /
+ Hall, Leaders, Idaho; Lat +-lB2
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04
NorrcE an AssEasM ENr.

l.smh, lnon Company Principal place ol
business, ST. Anthuny. Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that al a meeting OF
the Board OF Directors OF said company,
held on The nth day OF January t9lS an as.
sesSment OF one hall AcD cent per share was
levied upon the capital stock 81 the corpora.
ton, PAYABLE on OF before February nth
tqlg, IA rhns. f. Hamer, Treasurer. at his
ONCE in ST. Anthony, Idaho, Any stock up,
on which this assessment remains unpaid on
February ", tots, will be delinquent, and ad
vertised loT sale al pablic auction, and Jules,
payment Is made before, will he sold on the
5ih day Of March, 10 pay the delinquent as
>essment, together with costs dl advertising
and expenses 81 sale
Taos. X HAAER. Secretary,
/ Ian, a. teb ii. 81. Anthony, idaho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-12
SCATTER TACKS
ALONG ROUTE OF
JITNEY BUSES

There may be an arrest before
nightfall In connection with the
tack scattering Thursday night.
which resulted in the puncturing
OF many automobile tires. II was
stated by the police today.
The detective department IL con.
Quoting a careful investigation de-
termined to apprehend the guilty
parties.
Privately owned cars and lltney
busses suffered alike. The total
loss will run into hundreds Of dol.
lars.
Tacks we're sown with special
care along the Eastlake jltney
route, causing distress TO numer.
Gus drivers Many drivers contin.
ued on 10 their destination, running
their rims as well as the Nat tires.
Earl McHale OF the College hotel
got punctures in all four wheels. f..
Hill, 604 Columbia ST.. reports TAX
ing nearly box Of tacks from his
four wheels
The police believe practical jok.
ers are responsible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-12
CHARGE BAKERS
BOOST IN PRICE
IS UNNECESSARY

Men prominently identified with
the flour milling industry. today
charged that IN. action Of Seattle
mastor bakers In advancing the
prices OF bread and reducing the
sire Of loavss was unjustlficd
They base this view on informa.
ton that most Of the big bakers
purchased a ycar's supply OF flour
early In tho season when tho price
was lowest The rtse IN price. con
sequently. they declare. has. not AZ.
fected the cost 10 tho bakers
James y. BrRniran. Who Ia at once
q baker and a grocer. admits II prob.
ably II true that many OF thu bakers
are In this position.
Il am sorry TO say tina, ! arm not. ="
he added Bat In Justice 10 those
who did buy stocks Of flour when
the price was low. II should be I'M
derstood that they did so on a spec
ulation. They probably feel. conss-
quently. that they are entitled TO a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-12
MURDERER OF 8
SAYS GIRL MADE
HIM A SLAYER

NEW YORK. Feb. i2.-Freierich
Mors. who has confessed 90 the
murder OF eight inmates OF the Odd
Fellows home in Yonkers. y. Y.
limited 20 officers that n woman
changed him from a medical stu.
dent. with . normal brain. to a Gun.
ming fiend who plotted Wholesale
murders.
Interviewed today In his cell.
Mors reiterated his declaration that
he killed eight inmates of tho home.
An interpreter. who conversed
with Morx In German. said:
1T seems that Mora left his homo
In Austria because a Girl In Vienna
wrecked his hopes. lie changed
his name from Menereick TO Mors.
which means death. and developed
an abnormal interest In poisons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-12
NICE THING,THIS WAR

PARIS. Feb. I'm Antoine, for.
mer director Of the Odeon theatre.
In a lecture. said OF Gerhard Haupt.
mann, many OF whose plays he has
produced at my home in Brit.
tany my son and Iauptmanns son
have discussed literature and art
Both are at the front. told my
son, II you meet Hauptmann's son
Kill him without pity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-12
What the Women Are Going to Wear This Spring!
Fashion Expert Looks
Over All New La
dies Wear and De-
scribes Changes for
Readers of The
Star.

Y LIE : for
spring.
w hat I'M
women wear In
1857 The ar
ray Is imposing
and interesting
Most OF the
STYLES created
In A m erica
h a We en-
a d o ed by
" q III q n a
wealth The re-
tiuced number
OF models m
tering through
from Paris are
swRmped IN the
cabinets filled
with American
creations pnu5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-12
twill COST TWO
BITS NOW TO SEE
MARY PICKF0RD.

The Famous Players Co. an
nounce that hereafter film-playr
starring Mary Pickford will be
shown flrs, at city theatres which
viii charge a minimum Of g cents
and from tina, price up 20 80 cents.
Previously the piekford films
have been issued first In the Para.
mount service shown first here AZ
the Liberty. They will continue 10
be shown In this service. but not
until after they have been shown
at the higher prices.
The company explains that the
higher price ia made necessary by
the large salary now paid Miss
Pickfort. This salary in reported
TO be $4,000.
However. the higher price serv.
ice In 20 include other pretentious
film-plays also.
For some weeks now there has
been growing tendency toward
higher prices for films important
enough to justify II.
Some New York theatres have
been showing the ordinary run OF
highgrade film-plsy at prices
ranging as high as 81.
A, the Alaska for the remainder
OF the week. Mary pickford ap-
pears In Hearts Adrift." an unusu.
al and pretty play.
A bright. breezy bin ia offered at
the Colonial this week. a number
Of short dramas and a Charles
Chaplin humdinger comedy.
The Liberty still has The Rose
OF the Rancho" full OF exciting In
cidents and pretty Spanish maid.
ems.
The Glass A has a well-balanced
bill. with n couple OF good dramas
and Charlie Chaplin In The New
Janitor."
The Threads of Destiny" with
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in the title
role. f. on the remainder OF the
week at the Mission. IL Is a strong
drama. woven around the secret
service police OF Russia
Annette Kellerman is diving and
swimming for the benefit OF Glenn.
mer patrons In "Neptune's Daugh-
ter" She STAYS until Sunday.
Al the Colonial Until Saturday
Night
silence" two-part drama. fea
turning Wtnifred Greenwood; Ser.
geant Jim's Horse" drama; Evans
Lucky Day" comedy; His Pre-
historic Past" Keystone comedy
featuring Charlie Chaplin: "Yel.
lowstone National Park" scenic
At the Mission Until Saturday
Night
The Threads OF Destiny" fea-
turing Evelyn Nesbit Thaw.
At the Class A Until Saturday
Night
The Craven" two-reel drama:
"The Broken Lullaby" drama:
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edy. featuring Charles Chaplin:
"A Birds n Bird, Keystone com.
edy. "Pathe Scenic"
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"Neptune's Daughter" drama. fea.
turing Annette Kellerman.
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THE Rose OF the Rancho" fea-
turing Bessie Darriscale. Want.
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Hearts Adrift," drama, featur.
ing Mary Pickford.
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THE Attorney for the Defense"
three part Lubin drama: Max and
the Fair NJ D." comedy; Hearst
Selig News" pictorial.
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Night
"In Her Mothers Footsteps. "
drama, Hearts to Let" drama;
THE Misjudgod Mr. Hartley"
drama; Wipe Your Feet" com
edy: "Pathe News"
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Night
Master Key" episode No. IL.
drama: Every Girl" dramas THE