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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-04-22

8enn Die Snffraeettcn nid)t in Der
Saloonfroge obitimmen fonnen, bot
ieoe anoere @abl, bel Der tie abItiu.
men fonnen, aniheinen0 fem eSr-
terelie fir Die nReiornerinnen". Sci
Der 20. gpril 8obI in Siour Sails
5.9. baben Tie lih oblolllt feline Wtii6e
lSsortfct,trn o,f Eoite 5l
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-04-22

OfnsO
Der ben
al &c mOO
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19

was seated u the lobby Of hotel In
Detroit when 8 chorus Glrl approached
Him and asked tor an advance OF 90
on hsr salary. She Was already $50
In debt 70 the Arrangement. 90 Mr..
Rigby refused her REQUEST.
I'm sorry" she sAid. II wanted t.
send the money TO my mother, who V
alex In New York. Now III have to
wire her ] can't get IT, IN.
Mr.. Ri6by said nothing, and the giri
went TO . telegraph desk Q eSw feat
away. 4 NV minutes later Mr.. Rie-
6y heard Q telegram 70 over the wire
10 q man In New York.
Meet me sunday night At Grand
Central. Love and kisses." Il said,
Tue signature was that OF the G1rl.
mo left the desk aftsr the msssare
had been sent and went to the eIe-
sator. The manager met her there.
ibid you wire your mothsrf" hs
Yes. the poor dsAri" replied the
SRI.
oaid Mr.. Rigby.
The siri looked at him . momen,
and then asd Int the elevator.
FROM TIVE cHgsrNUr rRgI.
what soes around . buttonf"
~ butt6nhole,"
No; . Soat!"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
By c. NJ. Payne
BY Thornton Fisher

own . watch. out could not tel 49,
ensucd: I'll. -.
asked, tho colored. man who INST ~
owner OF the watch. - 81 49,
Got Q watch" said Bin,
Can YOU tell me the timer" 1870
the friend. 90
what time II II. thenf' sske1 ~
WIND out you.ssif." aaads Bill
H pulled out his EatcHupd uha1Dl
II faes up to his. friend. who. loQl
At II, stared . moment and tas3 J
4.sc II 10. 20 Il H." and walked sIsUA
QsshtnEton star. 70 81
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
His Better Hall.

,SSI IERE, my dear" said the hus..
band, producing his purse.
"here 10 $50 ! won playing
cards over at Browns last night. You
may have II to buy that dress you
wanted" . ID,
Reluctantly ths, conscientious. wife
took the money, and then said. With IN
exprsssion Of rs@iA rectitude:
Il simply shuAdar at he thought Of
u.,ne money gained In such q way.
Tenry, promise me that after you
Nv won enough for me TO buy the
hst 10 70 with the dress you will never
assir touch those awful cards, don't
vant nay husband TO become Q sam
hler."-fAppincott's MaEaslns.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19

nes1ls ana beat u upstairs % hes
writing desk. There che Dsnnsd the
following poem;
leys. y -. ~ "a H. ssss.
.s::::s,: !: ;y:s s.; r :: :i'sa ::;;...
'.S -. :; y Z us {; :; f.: -: 60.
= = - 81; +: AZ |: -: ~: -,
~: g: 9 =: = d. alu
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
SLOGANS t
OF SUCCESS
~ HoSsn Conkifn.

A oMilg esss . mile, but ersush
ends In "ouehi"
EvslL ." mover s''.''' the ~hss's
u prs0esss. ~.
GONE men % 'hst.ssst" after -.
portuNlty. othsts rvn "esid.
feet" srsm u.
TAKE . Lessen from the wind. Il
does . lot 81 blowing, but never
osts anywhere In particular
MgRGLv - -snsw . thing o. tws'
lsnt enough. vsv must put en-
"ast" In "sset."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
Couldn't Be Dohe.'

A STOUT woman was alwsvs -
n the habit Of buying two 49,
when she went 70 the thaatt
In order that she could hsys pls3{t
OF room. The other aftsrnoeH ~
went to . matinee and. passing ~
handed. the two, tickets 70 ~,
Where 10 the party Mo 4, Splaa
TO use the other ticJsSef" - 49, =
I'm going 70 Sesnpt bpth, =
srd i,ks y sss So% a. S sta -
attendant. loolstne clossly a. -
tickets. The ssats asoi a q
ddes Of the sisle.- 1SaFspeS 4 =
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
: $50 Il Is."

"A CoLORDD man who had am
"A hilton 10 ~. q watch. but
4 . could not read time from one.
purchased . dollar watch 70. .ntly.
attached It to . strap and hung It
from his coat lapel. putting the watch
\ In the top pocket OF 10 coat. -.
SaunteTing alons he met another
ooiored man who likewise aspi I'd to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19

r EFFICIENCY 10 . esmbinstien Of
- hard work, high aim, strono pvr.
pess. dssesd determination, rsssGres-
tvinsss, keen ambition. power es Dc.
sislsW, tact. knowledge, mental grasp
and . multitude u ether thinea GAsS
b bs efficient, isn't ~ ,"1'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
NJ WAS EXCITED.

when the policeman stepped IN
heavsiy and stopped that battle BE-
tween vaudsvtlIs aseuts ct Forty.
seventh Street and seventh Avenue
ysstsrday. one Of "a: oombatants
"Just . minute, oeIlosr! Remsm-
Der. we're not bums-ws'rs gSntle.
men '''-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
the EVENING KOALD'S "M0WE. STORv"
COMPLETE EAcN WEEK

Beiisvins that VIM aaA Blaek vos Nm fellow
Alice TO save kse, Walter 0eaas - sscaps ~
scailne the river tank anl, eaes sut q sllhe q
the horsemO, secfstln1 hlmss6 - soms 6ldln1
plscs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
HIS TWIN BROTHER By M. 6. S. rsso O. LONG
psss Five. ThrlNis6 Moments "'"''"
Al Rights
Reserved

Dst the trsacherous river baak slider usAer
he feet whom he u almost 70 the top aal ~
ial1s hack 70 the river ~. almost us1se the
fest q the a1vaacin1 hoeees.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
= R,oOv RsAlIO A "a.

Clyde Rigby y telegraph operator.
slsAoash he's DOT woriging az IL
trade. 4 NV months aSo, whiia man.
asins . big theatrical company. be
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19

D,act Yes spvrs his hosss sftss ARes's dalton.
Inc seeed, while VIM, ropiae Waiter WITH his
Iesiat. Wseh 4 securely btn7S him and then
With he captive follows ths eAsee.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19

TINE maW vine 'tskss stock In hIm.,
- ssi" seldom makss the mistake
o. "ssillas hlmssH out" At . isss. :
noN'r shut on che power whom.
you've reached the. TOP u the
hill. vsu will need Il 70 keep from
Gliding baek. &C.
RETWgGN tive men. Give me the
- enc whs thiNks thsrs stiil 10
something ssr him 70 learn. Per ~
10 the man ~he has . capacity Ter
n oW yev svssssd 10 sseerdiNs 70
- hsw ysv WORT Nov ysv vssrik
10 ssssrdlNe % New ysW think. Now
ysv think 10 ssssrdlWe 70 hsw ysu eat.
,, Net always, but sstsW enough to make
CvccGSs 10 the summlt 81 the
- mountain 81 hard Work. rsashsd
by climbing the Psth 81 Opportunity,
which sfts~ 10 blssksd BY the oswsl-
ds~s Of oiseeurassmsnt. the ovIiiss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
SaAeoo M rS@Ar ouNi

4 49, yuas sMsCrss; 'wouid n -
~ d.sss s:etya i Ea:S'r .. g 'I =:
~ = ~ ss.s 2; s:'a''' '''s -''''''
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19

W TDsg ogAR OLD soMoe.
See ss:S,.s s 81, E e 1870 2 =
] 6 iaSOlIat.sn. 6hs 6rsppsd s.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19
U0G0 CUDnQW

UlA VDWN
Aesne On the suggestion Of Angus
- 1hsmaa the Society Of American
0essnatisss and Composers 10 70 DO
ooQe cooperative playwritins. a
mootlag of the dramatists VIII Dc
~ % the soclcty's room In TIE
0nAa1lsr Dull1ing Feb. 81, at which
Uork - The arst Of Ave plays viii BE-
otuFtsl Suggestions will b made
~. ~ various scenes In the scenario.
Whno this 10 complete. ave play.
WJo0Ats viii be elected 70 work out
~ dlaicgus and put on the f,nishins
0Dooaes, under the direction Of Mr..
4&D0as. The play. when ready, VIII
~ sRsrsd producers. 70 Il " ae-
ooDeo1 . percentage Of tho royalties
~ % 10 ~ society and the nvs
Gg1Gnaeists viii DIVIDE the rest. The
- y called - pot-botlIns ssperl.
-
~ eas wsli.known author 10 an i'd
VonfAts IN producing . play. what
&C - Ssid Of play BY . hun
lDi1T ashs the soc,sty's anaounos-
nAshsl Crothers. Margaret Mayo.
on6nnlng Pollock and Edwin Milton
UDVos viii direct the writing Of the
49, D,ays to follow.
lAMOGNT a PRODUCER.
Dl1nard Lambert. hsrstoforo Q press
GnooL has turned producer. Hc has
- Iato rehearsal . thres-act farce
- Qo6ort Housans and Frank Hatch.
G6)5a1 '@rhs Blus Enveiops." An OF.
0ooooot east has been engaged. In u
~ vlrgtnia Pearson, Carrie tssyn-
- piDesa Doyle. Belle Theodore.
ssr0 Howard, Horace vinton, Mark
IDoekafAood. A. prcss agent for the
( o(gAotton The producer has engaSsd
UooAS1 Lambert. whom 10 considers
eD'ee ths vsry best.
nara RAISE 10 OPPOSED.
49, q the bic theatrical interests
~ (DDoD)ng the plan OF tho railroads
( ~ e0vaaeo the party rate tor pAssen.
- ~ > % ~ cents . mile. and
- ~ Dln10u0 Tor Tie usesof .
100 sas terty psoele ssd p esnts
IS so ~ sNsay,uve psopss
9 seats = nile. u Y asssrted
"a ouojaeeD the railroads ret " the
lDooel Also that the theatrical tn
s ~ pay the railroads somsthiug
- Usse.oeo . year.
ooosip.
- oIeiro y 70 DO oaeturs actins.
- - oAaoSoy haa bought Q eGoins
-A - ooesat wash Der mother 70
III nsss b going v causosn,a
- 0et ~ eepoeitleu Sets Svss.
N !sxls w eoats!sHts : sksteh
- Sssd bsnsSt.
y Net yoesman 70 exploiting q aim
lk9tls1 "Prohibltioa." His heart i
( = ~ work.
y M, stuart Robsoa and EVA pa.
I. YnDoft have been invited TO attend
= - Co0ody Theatre toeether. The
~ D4nADo0ent wants Q large Audisoce
81ogfsll jr. has gone into thu
- Sss,nsss. THU % boaa fids
Slilli. H.rr.y. dancer, vas ss,s.l
or9cy y che vas working. "No.'
geeessd. TIN Just noatins arousd
Aosoay MsCllntsck. the Beau
lD00 ageat Tor Raymond Hitch.
s. ~ y . New York getting . new
g. ~ Ct toWo clothes.
/. {, ~ 3o0pese VIII bogin her -.
: - ~Moes1y Married" N Clevo.
4Agph y Aftss Q week thsss
Il - - ChecaSo.
h Ho9oooaet No.. TIE man WIN
"a - "a ] care not who 1sss TN
~ - AnA0nm" II IN ~ vnR>aa 4 ~>w1
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19

So vdks Qicidy, - 6siae ~ ssaehss ~ aext
corner - feeb een(6 opscA a hss eIbuv md heaS
9,sVus. .SkAstt yoas kmy. ul1ssas'' ~ Nm -
A0S
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19

NAfe RAiaR la oPeoeep.

49, q the big theatrical interests
- eppoelng the plan Of tho railroads
~ e4vaaee. the party rate Tor passen.
- ~ 70 ~ cents . mile and
oDse ~ nlnlnum for Tie uss.ef .
: 81 s y P $1,000, :sS . ::ss:
- ousjAeas the railroads est " the
1Donet. Also thai the theatrical In.
800 pay the railroads somsthing
- vo.ooo, 80 q year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-19

So Anns On ha tnmsntn md sxeiahnS IN yu,
dQFt - away I'd s>av t1lhg b NJ. RI ean pukoS.
maar My neyc - ~ y fdstieasd IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30

Every effort should be made 20
prevent the attacks by giving the child
q light supper and plenty OF fresh air
at all times. The child should be
warmly clad when out az doors. Es-
pecialy the feet should De well pro-
tected and under no circumstances
should the child be- allowed to remain
with vet or cold feet Then watch
Tor the first symptom, hoarseneSs
ana give Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy at once and the attack may be
warded of. This remedy is a favorlte
with the mothers Of croupy children
and can always be depended upon IL
is pleasant and safe 20 take Obtain
ahIe aEerNMhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
III = T. 4..S we :. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
E0R GnRR

ll1--S-rc-r. t~c-s-1rr frame
DWELLING Modern Seath Sam
street. close
-rJcu. i-l-Tr. modern. Felrtt
aar3. close .l. easy terms
-F5---rc1u s-~tory traua la,a-
ir- Modern. t.s---e seat Gals fins
ssh. s1raE-. l-t --lXl4- East silver.
se.- H5-s-ro1m frame bath Elasse3-
a- sleeping pr-.h cellar. l.t l.lN
-42. good outtl-.t.nEs shade and
t-ld trees. Tcarta ward
So Hs--%ew z--acu bungalow. Jus,
I'm shed modern fireplace. zine
sleeping porch soJl .1-401n, AEh-
lands. close .0.
51-----c1m lr.ck. modern. large
basement y. Walter street. easy
terms
sI.-0l-s-roon. e-story frame. mod
ern: corner LOT. North Eighth S.
.s0o-6-room. 1-stor frame dwell
Ine. modern. s. Arro ST.. close ia
&2.0o1-S-room frame dwelling. mod
ern. fireplace. GEe shade. good OUT
buildings. 5rd ward close .a.
A. FLEgScEElR
nj r-.r~s. - Fr..,,ar,r,.,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30

NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

New York, Dec. 29.-The metal eY-
change quotes lead offered $5.4e.
Spelter-Not quoted.
Copper Firm
cuolyuc-s22.0o n $500.
lron-Stcadv and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin firm
spot $1,000 bid
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
KANSAS CITY GRAIN.

Kansas City Dec. 29,-Nheat-No.
Z hard. $1.12a117: No. red. $il9
p La; May $ll52s; July sos =
q a
Corn-No. ? mixed. CSC; No. .
white. 67isc May. 1l7.c; July, 2igc
oats-No. white. 43d iac; 10. .
mixed, $50 n 40c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago. Dec. 29--Despite numer-
ous rallies. wheat today averaged low
or influenced largely by decline az
Liverpool The close was unsettled
varying from y c of 20 Is up, with
May at $l247S Il l.25 and july Sl.l6 3.
Corn gained + 10 q and oats IS %
&c. I'm provisions the outcome rang
ed from csc decline 10 a shade adj
vance
Bears In wheat appeared % regard
the setback shown by Liverpool quo
tatOus as decidedly significant
Bullish crop estimates from Kansas
caused one Of the temporary rallies
IN wheat
Notwithstanding that corn at times
showed sympathy with the wheat
weakness. prices during the greater
part of the day were inclined 70 adj
vance. Higher cable quotations tend
ed 10 help the bulls. and so too did
diminished estimates Of tho Kansas
crop
oats were dominated by the
strength Of corn.
Packers selling more than counter
balanced i'm the provision market tbs
effect OF a falling off in slaughterine
u hogs. Pork showed greater weak
ness than lard or ribs
Closing prices were as follows;
Wheat-May S1.24H July $ll6 Is.
Corn--Dec., 72~sc; May, 76Ac
4 ! o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
Commissioners Proceedings

Adjourned SESSION soy. = l'1'-
Present. A' X. Springer, temporary
chairman ana Fol.ar Ilo Aihll-'
comm'ssIe neIs' A. r. W a!hrF e-yI y.
Inc estmatrs as tIieu or luhlS
needed ioF maintenance OF lhe P"e-
nc s..ools ID sNhool et.ttle.s -Ny9. g.
5, +" ~ I---o, ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~
x, *, - -'t -. 81. 80 4H o. 90
So ID a.u - are 1lp+o'ea' A"t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30

state ~ Sew Mexico, snte Corporation
Commission af Ncw Mexico Certificate
af Comparison.
United states = America state ~ New
Mexico ss
u I. Hereby Certified. hat the annexed
is flll true and complete Transcript Ut
the Certified copy 81 Certificate ~ tnc0r-
p7rauan -l The Denver Investment and
Improvement Company ESQ setll With thc
endorsements thereon as same appears ou
t.l- and 5t record 10 che attee ~ the State
Corporation Commission
In Testimony Whereof the state Cvr-
p9rauou Commission &c THE state 10 New
Mexico has caused This certificate 20 De
signed uy us Chairman and tae seal % said
Commission 90 De- affixed at the city ot
santa re IN this .0ah G4, W Deremher. g..
n 1915.
tsEAI3 SIS. GROVES
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-16
THREE VAUDEVILLE ACTS
All Star Acts to be Seen ut Orpheum
Last Three Nights.

For the last three nights of this
week the management of the Orpheum
will put on three first class vaudeville
acts Hoey and Lowell will be seen
in great comedy act of character
changes, singing and dancing. Edith
and Kurtiss Keene, introduce an ex-
traordinary feature act, conceded to
be one of the best musical acts on the
circuit. Wright and Andrews, will ap-
pear in comedy on Nobody Loves
Fat man" This is said to be a
second edition of John Bunny, the or
iginal fat man. The photo plays will
be of the best, showing two-part
dramatic masterpiece Refining Fires
featuring Vivian Rich, supported by an
all star cast Fatty and Mabel will be
seen in mixup with the law, which
is one of the best of the Keystone
comedies. The ever popular Mutual
Weekly will show the best and latest
happenings the world over This will
be a pleasing program
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-16
WANTS POSITION KNOWN
Attorney G. 0. Longley Explains City
Legal Matters.

c. O. Longley takes issue with The
Times concerning it's statement about
delays in pushing the legal matters
concerning the waterworks controver-
sy and stated that there had been no
delay with regard to filing briefs in
the case before the public utilities
commission. Mr. Longley stated that
the evidence in the case was heard
February 5th and that the transcript
of the evidence was to be returned to
the attorneys here February 10th. In
stead, however, the transcript was re-
ceived at the city clerks office March
25th or forty-five days late. Only three
weeks have elapsed since then and the
brief has been prepared and is in the
hands OF the stenographer. Mr. Long
ley stated that it would be ready this
week
In regard to the suit filed four years
ago Mr.. Longley stated that it was a
suit to mandamus the water company
from further injury to the paving. This
suit was not pushed because it looked
unjust to force the water company to
make such a move in the face of a
movement for municipal system. When
asked why straight out damage
suit for damages had not been filed,
Mr.. Longley stated that it had never
been attempted.
The Times gladly makes the above
statement, stating the position of the
city's legal department on the disput-
ed issues.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-16
CITIZENS TICKET
IS PUT OVER
Ticket Is Headed By George
Harlan for Mayor
MACHINERY WELL CREASED, OP-
CRATES SMOOTHLY
-Four Members of Old Administration
Seek denomination for Former PO-
SitiOns.

A mass meeting caucus called last
Friday evening ostensibly by num-
Der OF citizens developed into slick
moving political machine operated by
a few while large number of citi-
zens looked on in amazement at the
rapidity with which city ticket could
be created when the inventors set
their minds to the task. When some of
the tardy spectators were entering the
Commercial club rooms, expecting to
participate, the real actors were wend-
ing their way down stairs after the
slate had been put over.
The nomination of the following
ticket was made without any oppo-
sition:
Mayor-George Harlan.
Councilmen, First Ward-F. F.
Bracken, DR.. W. Z. Aaron.
Councilmen, Second Ward-William
Graham, ]. Clyde Lindsay.
City Clerk--Stuart H. Taylor.
City Treasurer-W E. Nixon.
City Engineer--W A. Minnick.
Police Judge-W. ]. Smith.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-16
REFUSES TO PAY FARE
Young Man From Twin Falls Taken
From Train Saturday Morning.

Harry Holman, young man claim
ing to be from Twin Falls, is serving
a 80 day sentence in the county Jail
at Caldwell, having been committed
Saturday by Justice Mcneil of Nampa
as a result of disturbance in which
Holman figured on the west bound
Short Line passenger No. II, Satur-
day morning.
| Holman, it seems, purchased a
ticket at Twin Falls for Mountain
home but the conductor noticed that
he did not leave the train at the lat
ter station Investigation showed that
Holman had in some way, presum-
ably by theft, from some other pas
senger, procured hat check given in
receipt for ticket to Huntington and
he claimed that his transportation had
been to that town.
The trainmen, however, were posi-
tive that something was wrong and
refused to believe Holman's story He
was given an opportunity to pay his
fare from Mountainhome to Nampa
and when he refused to do so was
turned over to the officers when the
train reached here.-Nampa Leader
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-16
GRAHAM M-bROWNf
Well Known Twin Falls Young People
Married Wednesday Afternoon.

On Wednesday afternoon at four
O'Clock, at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Graham,
563 Second avenue east, occurred the
marriage of their daughter, Agnes NJ
to Mr.. Charles H. Browne. The words
which made the young couple one,
were pronounced by the Rev. B. G. Mil
Ter, pastor of the First Baptist church,
in the presence of goodly number of
the relatives and friends of the con-
tracing parties. After the ceremony
a delightful luncheon was served to
the guests by the hostess assisted by
number of friends
The bride is we'll known in this city
having come to Twin Falls with her
parents from the east several years
ago, and has made a large circle of
friends among the young people. Mr.
Browne is at present deputy county
treasurer under Treasurer ]. Howard
Heine. The happy couple left the same
evening for Seattle and Portland,
where they will spend the next two
weeks sightseeing. They will be at
home to their friends after June l.,
at 61S Second avenue east