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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24

amend sections g. s. and ., article ..
chapter 2lD. session laws, 1913, relat
Ing 10 independent school districts
and declaring an emergency.
House Bill No. 260 BY Howe tby
rcquesU prohibiting taking OF game
fish from any stream entering Grand
river from the east ana from and IN
cluding Sp0yinaw creek on the north
In the state Of oklahoma, except with
hook aud line, and declaring an emer
gcncy
House BlI No. 27O by Garner Of
the house and Barrett Of the senate
10 require publication Of articles OF in
corporation, and 10 amend section l228
revised laws Of Oklahoma, 1910, and
declaring an emergency.
House Bill No. 27l BY McKeown,
making an appropriation for the build
ing and equipment Of boys gymnasi-
nm for the agricultural and mechani-
cal college.
House Bin No. 272 By Ball amend
Ing sections 2OI6, ZOZl' zV=' anu %V-f
Of the revised laws of Oklahoma OF
1910, creating the oihce OF clerK OF
the county court OF CoIIlhaVliIe' IN Coi'
lnayllc. Rogers county, Okla, pre-
scrlbing ms dutieS ana H"'Hs "i7 S@''
airy, ana aDoII'Hhe I"e '"u"'' 'ou'
at Chelsea IN hdld county anu ueciaI'
| lng an emergency
House I'm No. -" hy i-''i"h VI
| the house ana huaaeII ol lHe SENATE
10 pfoVide ior the 'e'y' c"''''l'oii anu
dl8p"SItloh "i taA'' '"r ''e '''"iii'eiI'
ancc oI conIno" SCHOOLS "''u'' "ec'ioi'
u la) oi artlcIe " oI '"e ''nS'''u'
ton,
House BlII no. 90 hy D'Shey' pro
lllbltlng the FURNISHING Dy siII' Sdie Vi
Otherwise OF clsaretS OF c'sdret pa
per8 10 minors requiring "ihorS u
diyulge where ana from WHOM clsaret
or clgaret papers nave Deeh optalheu'
pr0yldihg penalties ior 'Iolatioh oi
TINS act ana repeating SectlOh Zo"Z'
drllclc 10 Of chapler Z" OI the laws oi
Oklahoma OF 1910 liarrlS'Day code'
House BiII NO 20 by Fuiieh ana
Baker. 10 proVlde for the Inspection oi
all public or private hospitals reform
atory homes, houses OF detention, con
vents asylnms, sectarian, seminarles'
schools or institutions, by the commis-
8Ioncrs Of the county In which such
institutions are situated, by the grand
Jury thereof or by any person or per
sons. appointed by Judge OF court
Of record, upon petition signed by
twenty persons of said county
House Iiill No. ZIG by Morgan Of
the house and Waters and Cordell of
the senate to provide for the inspec
ton Of all public or private hospitals,
rcrormatory homes houses of deten-
tlon, conyents, asylums, scctarian sem
inorics, schools or institutions, by the
commissioners of the county in which
such institutions are situated, by the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24
HOUSE APPROPRIATE OKLA
HON|A BUILDING At EXPOSITION

Oklahoma CITY, okla, Jan -. Th'
Panama appropriation bin of repre-
tentative W A. Durnnl, npproprlni
ing tb. 600 for the erection of n build
lng ut the exposition this yonr. passed
the house Thursday by n vote of Jl
10 10 Tho house also passed the
linmncy bin which completely prohlb.
lA the running of billiard or pool
halls for hire within the state Of Ok.
lnhomn,
Now Dilln IN Senate
The following BILLS were introduced
In the senate Thurndny;
Senate Blll No. l72 l!y lionrd Of
the senate nud ljnrdy of the house,
authorizes county courts In countloB
having II population Of not fewer Than
~, 300 nnd not In excess Of 10000, 10
appoint court HlonOgrnphcr nt n sal
nry of not 10 exceed S7b per month
aud court ClcrltH In cOuntloH Of tho
same population 10 appoint two dopu'
ties
Nonnlc nill No l73 lIy Board ere
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03

As you look through the stock on dis
play other things which we have not space
to mention will be suggested We. cor
daily invite you to visit our. store and
look through the holiday stock Just as
often as you wish, whether you are ready
to buy or not. Bring the little folks
along. Our.store is Santa's headquart-
ers
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03
n G.
B a UsG W

lie M Fisos-
Las Tsszss=s tae sssay s<usb q
k.s.~srt b.rssar ssxs,sa Sss& ssae~D
OF sss se~sa. ~ Crppss Csusk- -
sse m.rnsaG es tAs ~ pssssHn
TIE sssin II NJ 1arpsr go - -
expscssa a. shan bs ~s~ h~re " A.
ss-s. sss IHcreassaG t&esssnsD 80
sosss and Sec IL frssp<as skss>uhf -
s.'aIag hsm sGssn.
Nr. hsEver wss s1 Ensssshass ~
ssrsn and ~ss sasonG she srss ~ ssUs
- sn,s sscsssa " ses greet rs~A q -
.ss< '7,~. k< e~a~d several ssaasbss
e,ssms On tsssuea aosossss - 90
negotiating for ssssr ssss UAss ~
here. - hasssG ssscAsd - sips - =
ssS.sy -s~o. ~ ssss their co. - -
. - ~ ~ hsss q ~ 49, = -
srst s~~A - Crppss Cpssk - -
sossxasas w scesaussssaG . esu1sgt-
ssss ssaesssscy sad - IT, s1Ds = ~
a.sss vss sspsssd " ~ UsssA - =
60. .sD. osssass hss GaS.as osnAuin
cisias - - s.ssA - oun11s.
pssessV = Tssss. 80 ssd ssAe1 4
So Dssgo hsssass e~ninG . ssani1ss.
ssas psrssaa q osd~as, - nnn ~.
sses Cssxpss Cs~sk. NJ Uisl. i = -
asass . ~. EswsA. ps~sise8 4
~ ssunisG hssss wAsss - - q
sss< i>ossss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03
lITLx n u8
arK u ~

afars smeu0konf sgso<ussn;s fsss coo
siii.oilsG tsrssSf the s.sae have s<sn
n'aiie ~ the sssse h.en~ay Comma
siar lse ,msssrssss< ps~.sps s~~sss sf
> EZRA. ssrsscess af ssghsAs have nsssie
. iau ss5<. tee csasss~s.se ssassa.
! aliIcsssss the rod ssssasag sssenae-
saien sue a~~sr~d Ssr pext ysss
iaase sassaas spprep<ssssoas ssas<< .
i1.a a almost ss0. .sM.
Dr. fusmsus Cssuv ~ csssmsss.os
b. sst ssssss S2s. .SN fr sAe ess4pss-
iian u tns Ps-kasss-C Cssapsxi sssa. 90
'ae kssassow kosss - whsoA . fec
~asEs mose II woe& ssassss to bs done.
ana 0nich esa b. ps.sGussd - lsaG -
~ god ssssAsr lssas. b . ssss prs-
ped 10 eos>Vs~ss - Elwssd Pes
Dad ss 5000 - psnssbss. - S8 sAss
tarp0-e sl5. ~ - hsss ssssssd<. Ae-
eoF'iIag 70 ssposs = - ssaaisssaa.
the Saose hsous aUsa0 81 Dzssa0s
country u OsisiaG snxisssay - - -
ns~ hssA~es issa - - Susa -
eioa.
Garfield CsSuAv. us1lss - sAsssss
sppeoprssssea. Uin sssssvs o.sD 70 60
sois the esaVassssa q sesA wert va
ths Grand Rsssr Cessa. fAs s.sA -
tween Delta 60 nosohkis hss hsss
heset by mud s,sass. ~ sSaassssop
has .sthorissd ~ skpsaAissss a e.
e'0 10 csssr sAsa W. nsssshils
Montross. aserby, sssds es.sso sssse V
eomplete ~ hi0Awsv isse Psss1ADs
Valley. This - kssa susAesised.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03
uo STEERS DRIIe slsi.M
Record Stockman =

Record Stockman:-
Sellers Bros. of Northwestern Colors-
do mark eted bunch of steers at s.. .95
and Sc. IS. Two big steers in the ship
ment, ore weighing !, $40 lbs, and the
other l, $50 lbs, sold to local packers at
$3.50. These steers were the largest
seen in these yards for many a day. and
they brought big price, one of them
bringing sl3s. 90 and the other s124.00
making total of s262 90 for the two
steers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03
SareaG - We'll as Ever

Fred Smith, 325 Main St Green Bay,
Wis. says: Il suffered a long time
with a very weak back. Foley Kidney
Pills completely relieved me Of all sore
ness and pain and now am strong and
well ~ ever" Winter aggravates
symptoms kidney trouble; cold weather
makes aching joints. sore muscles. and
irregular bladder action more unbeaf-
able Foley Kidney Pills help the kid
neys eliminate psin-csusing poisons-
Canaday's Drug Store. Or. Walker,
Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03

Delta independently w. Trechter
has an order from state authorities
permitting him to trap ten dozen quail
in this district and he is now engaged
in that work with more or less success.
The quail are to ne sent to Sslida and
turned loose in the Arkansas river val
ley near that city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03

The biggest mountain lion even seen
in Grand Junction was killed on Pinion
Mesa and brought in by f. L. Bates
and W. T. Coon. The skin measured
feet 6 inches from tip TO tip. The
animal weighed when killed $50 pounds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03

Dexter Z. Sep end n. C. Bartlett
Issvs this vssk fer Dsavss, end thence
south 10 Csatral America. Custemals
10 the first objective, bot they will pro
bsbly take IA the canal end other points
Of interest along the way.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03
uUvT "a UIlQ an
4E UIun Henu

Toe daotS0cssvsiy voooeso0ol ouuGuuo
have ssen orGsnsssd go sss hsiaG e.
fsssd ohss ys0s ~ tAs Gsaaisua CGunay
hiQA ScAeol. Oas eesess G0pAasin1s
sAs eesmsscssl ksescAss. 60 - seAss
hes 0aa0al tssiasaG 90 asossois
scisaas - ~ ssaAsoi faaAuD. q
ssssasa4 siscsiaG ~ esw0esciol ssusos
may study eo@mesclel sssth@etie, eso-
s..ssssiS EskE. .,sss.sssy sssss,
osss. beskhs.pia6. saeesUve1Av s.1
tyVsysisiag. 80 sssA seAss - - -
slas No. SsAssl sssAiss - sios -
niss. fhs aaessl tsoiaiaG sensuS =
fsss ssscAaaieel dsswiaG. ioclSlisG -
RakiaG Of hive psssts, cehisst aGkiaG.
slementasy carpentry, wesa tuvniaG,
end ee0sat e0astsuctioa. 4 seu1po1
electiRG the 0aaool tsoiaiNl esngae b
expscssd - tske . hsevy eessss n
.asshsWoaics.
The vocational courses have proved
popular. The clossss 0se lasus. fhs
usercial stuAeats, tie mokiNr of puoeei-
col sad sssful srticlss u - asasosie
seience AeportMent, oWA tbs pussui4 q
psol sAep sctivities IN sbe aaaual tsoia
~ rss0 give - at0eaVAsse q f0sauias
We sxpssisass - tAe dspasSasoea.
fhe bsys Il - 0sanal tsoiniaG elass-
~ - ssQeaisiaG i.se Qssa0s sse ths
purpose a ssAsstskinG 81 ssetsast say
sA0p seastsucsisa wsek Apsissd by
Rsabsss II The fscslty - cisissas Of
town. A hbsery tsbIe, . typsvsiter
table, . cedar chest, saA . bsskcase
ere already under wsy. Boys a the
class will be glad to give estimstes to
anyone Desiring IN article made.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03

Stocker and Frazer have taken out
permit for the construction of g.
story, steel and concrete building for
the Colorado Packing and Provision
Company near the Denver stockyards.
Cost, sl6l, go. 1t will be 1l9Xl15s
feet. II. A. Merrich is the architect.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03

m. Masy johnson he'd just finished
ThaahagivinR dinner, when she re-
csivsA ~ express package from her
So ss CIenwood Springs, which con-
taiasA . twenty pound dressed turkey.
ThsA necessitsted another dinner psrty
70 uAicA number of friends were in
vitsA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03
Il Pays 70 Shop Earjy

Christmas trading begins carrier than used to. Peope ap
peca.e the advantage Of choosing deliberately and o broken
stock Why not make New Years resolution carly. do the
Xmas shopping and avoid the week Of supese before
December 25. Read the list below. will furnish vaua-
be Suggestions You check the Of interest I'D bne
along when you o.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03

Mrs. Susie Moore wss . busines:
visitor from Perrin to the cosaty seat
MOnAay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03

Cedaredge West Slope:-lt seems
that several Of eur citiseas hsve .
stsnd-n with the weather clerk. when
! saw Jsnsssy end Wintsss With shsir
heads together ny ssapicises vsss
aroused, bst vhsa psa across Fa09
end Frsst u ssalsh kusW ssassAiaG
would hAppsa. AsA hsss ve'ps hsviaG
this spsn q wsosAss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03

Tssoss Estoa, while his crew Of hset
disasss we're wsshinG up fOs bs~ekfsst.
notissA among them . Swede Who
shswsd N inclination TO dip in. well
SvenAerg," ssid the boss, ''sren't you
ssiag 10 wssh this moeniAg?" New"
retususd the Swede. 1T don't msh
ne 1isty TO sleep"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03
Tk nf6 ~ n
u ufllm uk
Olive Nm RaooA,
Dsasoll, Cslif. Nov, "a.

10 the News-C s-CheaVisa,
We sse st hsos - - lsisals st ~
above sdassss. - gill be happy y
have the NsWs- -OAaaSisa vsesA ~ hess
This " . ksessi1Sl lssssiea. sses
enough to tAs neusAaias fss . ''blossey
feeling" Hove - sis ssd sesiaG
water Tksss e. ever Z, 80 olive spsss
on the plaee.
Nm. Jessie 3. Purrier.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-27

yuu Wlll soon pound the two gallons
out
lut a mustard plaster underneath
the old COW This will draw the milk
out So spite NJ anything the old COW
rm dU n she manages tu overcome
the plnstpr hang couple " sacks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-27
American National Service
III.
OUR HOME

The American National Banks
building at lSS14O Main street
was designed So that 1t would udr
Quatcly provide for the efficient
operation ot the bank so as 10
serve It's customers satisfactorily
aud with precision and despatch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-27
Radio Silk 59c yd.

Ask for Il at the Lining Counter.
RsdiosilI is one Of the most de.
sirahlc fabrics ON the market Tor
pottlcoats slips Innings. etr SOFT
and smooth as mrs.uOue and u the
most beautiful shades 10 match nll
popular fall silk, and dress gouds
80 inches wide tolors perfectly
fast.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-27
RUINS Of ANCIENT
RACE IN NEBRASKA
Scientists Believe the Ruins Were Left
by Some Prehistoric
Race.

LINCOLN, Neb. Feb. 23.-Ruins,
left by some prehistoric race, in the
vicinity Of Howe, Nebraska, have re-
Gently been inspected and studied by
Prof. Gerard Fowke, the ST. Louis
Seologlst, who is curator Of the St
Louis museum.
Fowke has been gathering scien-
t1fic data on the primative inhabitants
Of the Missouri valley, and he inves-
tlgated the remains Of their civiliZa-
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-27

tiDn III bo,,,n ,,.i.I, ~. '.--.-.-.
'''o ""|''HC 1898
od tho vns+ han1, - 49, ~, u:' "''U '0''V,'
ward tracino m,o nartr,au,, W., ,,,,, l'o' VI,
thoso ,nciont cn,,,.au,., ar1 o.' >.''' ~
After an ovn,,,.,;..a o,.a,|;': 49,, % -.
fine r,fns ron,d 49, IIl.,l ,,'''''O'' ~
at Peru, the prorc.sor +, - ,I,o ,,,'.,,' n,',,
ion that tho ,rcfn,+ rn,,n;n.' Wv ,.,-,'',, Dp,''
" discovered rno.n ,,r,i,a Cln,,,
were Of works ,r,do ~, +ho .,,,,'. ',,,'''' ,,,,
Considorahlo ,.or,, ha. h,,, 1l.,' ''>,.'
Howe ,,ndnn 49, ,..,.,.' , '.''' "0I'' o
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-27

tlgated the remains of their civiliZa-
Crcelman also visited Louis Kossuth h
at Turin and went to Stockholm to
report the reception Of Ericsson s
body. He toured Russia investigating
the persecution Of the Jews and visit
ed the late Count Tolstoy at Jasnia
Pollania, and wrote a vivid account
OF that famous authors work.
From the end of 1892 until 1894 he
was editor Of The New York Evening
Telegram, and then IN the latter year
severed his connection with the Ben
nett publication and became war cor
respondent Of The New York World
during the China-Japanese war. Dur
ing this assignment he achieved scv.
cral journalistic triumphs and became
one Of the best known war correspon-
dents in the world
Mr.. Creelman then joined the staff
OF The New York Journal and report
ed the Braeco-Turkisn war Of 1897,
the Spanish-American war of 1898.
During the Spanish-American war he
won renOWn for taking an active part
in the hOstilities. He received the
surrender of the Spanish commander
after the battle of Ell Caney in Cuba,
captured a flag from the enemy, and
was dangerously wounded.
On his return to this country Mr.
Creelman became the Washington
correspondent and had charge of the
editorial page Of The New York Jour
nal. Later he became editorial cor
respondent Of The New York World.
Mr.. Creelman was a former mem
Der Of the board Of education of this
city, and was appointed by the late
Mayor GaynOr in April, 1911. Shortly
after Mayor Gaynor appointed him
president of the New York Civil Ser
vice Commission, from which post he
resigned on Jan. 1, 1913 On Dec. 80,
two days before his resignation took
effect, Mayor Gaynor asked Mr.. Creel-
man to reconsider and retain his po-
sition. He refused, however, although
no reason was stated for his having
resigned
Immediately after resigning as
president Of the Civil Service Com
mission Mr.. Creelman became an as
sociate editor of The New York
Evening Mail. He was also at that
time an associate editor Of Pearson's
Magazine.
Later he Joined the staff Of The
New York American and on Jan. 9 Of
this year sailed for Berlin as the cor
respondent of that paper. Shortly
after his arrival there he was taken
i'll.
Mr. Creelman was the author Of q
number Of books, among which are
"On the Great Highway" "Diaz, Mas
ter OF Mexico and eagle Blood. -
He was a member Of the Lotos, Au-
thors, and National Democratic Clubs
Of this city and the National Liberal
and New Vagabonds' Clubs Of Lon
don
Mr.. Creelman married Miss Buell..
Of Marietta, Ohio in Paris in 1891.
She was a noted beauty at that time
and one month after his departure
for the China-Jaanese war his son
was born. Both his widow, who sail
ed recently for Berlin to be with him
and his son survive him.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-27

No matter what the people Of the
country in general think Of Billy Sun
day, they'll rejoice when he gets the
New Workers down on their knees
and begging for mercy.-Tole
Blade. I.-xs... -,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-27
THE COMING
c | | M A X
~ BRUCE GKIT.
(Wrltlcn for The Pioneer Prcss.)

'"'F ""'i III up /i"n with blood and
"''' ''''4u''S Inc heaoS
'''o''oi o"'ho lor reward ana the priests
| 'he'ool 'oach lor hlre, and the prophets
'''o'ooi o'V'ho ior money; yet Will they
''"' upon 'ho horu' ana say ls not the
''"ia WIN u.s. none evil can como upon
"" viva" - Aho passages
4""'o" h'"s''"'o persistent unpellef or
o"' "'''"h' humanity as 10 dlsaRreeable
0'''''' ~ 'o'nc' 10 i'ial'er no" distinct
w. '.'o' may 10 lo'e'o'u ny inc inexor-
'"io 'oh'' u eA'S''nR iactS'
h''el '''o "'h hau peen pouring down
,'"'I"'''hS io' 90" uayS ana h'ghtsand
nouhoerinE
'''"' will 'ne "a'o' o'o"r up 20 their
'''oS o'''' ''u''o'n'y 'haihtaiheo
W h'lch oi sho"er
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crucifvino ,r,,,h man .ho .,.o 80
r,od o,ub;,io - .t;
70 don. .ho .u,
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fonder Will. do, ;,,n,;o 49,.
claims of ,ro,barhood - 49, ,,..,-
co,r,,orci,I strono,h ,n1 ..,;o.,
,;oo n,ar;oo .,,tooa
and ,Io,for,
Of da,tb wbonouar ;,a .h,,,; ,,
cloth =, horo,,,,, ;,,
wa, >e
oroas for ,ho;r ,,;c,;r,,,
f;opra before bigb b.,vor ,,.n -
,ts Tenton nai,bhor, ,vho,o ,o;.o.
ruler claims dor,inion viii ,n,Ioraas
uosts and ,o y. HI. snoc;.,I,, ,;,.o,
vice. perent on earth
We arc annroachi,g ,,,o oodo, o,o
of wrnny and IN niuatic. h,, hof, :.
arrives rivers Of blood will flo,o Eurona
and America nrn NOT in ad ;us,,ne,, ,v;,h
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-27

A Canadian soap factory, costing
100000, is to be erected in Hamilton,
Ontario, by Cincinnati firm for sup
plying its trade in the Dominion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-18
SWEzEA PUBLISHES
SHRINER week BOOK

An illustrated review OF Seattle
during Shrlners' week and all
events that took place during the
national convention. has been put
on the market by Bert L. Swezea.
president OF the Pioneer Printing
company OF Seattle
Photographic reproductions OF
the wonderful paradss. the ban
quets. the drills. with no patrol
left out. are included in the book.
let. which iA printed on heavy
CLOSED paper and handsomely
bound Views OF Seattle. the
Northwest and the Nile temple
committeeR--in fact everything
that made Shrine week memor.
able. have been put into the work
OF art
j. Harry Lewis. editor and pub
Usher OF The Crescent. the official
-shune publication. praises the
booklet In no uncertain terms. and
says IL Ia we'll worth the price
asked OF those who want 10 treas.
urc scenes OF Shrine week
Seventy five thousand OF the
books wlll be sent ont over The
United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-18
PLENTY OF FUN !
IN TOWN, He SAYS

Are You a stranger In Scatter"
Yes"
We'll. II you are looking for fonI
you can find plenty Of II rieht
here"
Howard z. Weatherbee. invesft
gator for Prosecutor lIndin, tcsd
fled before Judge Ta.lman Mo-
day that the foregoing conversstia
opened his acquaintance with lfs
Van Telf. one Of many girls -
learned to know al the Newpot
hotel. last April.
His subsequent adventures 49,
hostlery form the basis Of the
states case against John W. God.
win. the owner. and Mrs. Emma
Mckenzie. the landlady, IN which
II IL sought 10 redlight the New
port hotel and abate the property
for six months
He said he had purchased beer
from the girls and had been visited
in his room by Ida Van Telt, Pea1
King. Babe North and others.
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BERLIN REPORTS
GERMANS GAINING

BERLIN. Oct Is.-Progress for
the Teutons on every front was
claimed in todays official state
ment
In the west the French we're
held back: in the east the Ger
mans progressed in their offensive
about Riga: while in the Serbian
operations. thru snow. fog and
rain. the Austro-G Germans and their
Bulgarian allies pushed their on
ward way against stubborn resist
ance
Concerning the Serbian opera.
tons. the statement declared that
southeast of Pojarevac. the leu.
tons captured Bocevac. 80 miles
south of the frontier. registering
an important advance and likewise
took Mt. Crenise,
To the eastward. the Bulgarians
occupied the heights OF Muelin.
Percin and BabinEuts.
South OF Belgrade the state.
ment continued. we are advanc-
ing against Cvetkeveorob. Vroen
and Maeva region and the enemy is
retiring"
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jITNEY MAN HAS
NOVEL DEFENSE

if the state falls TO win its case
against l. r Replogle. a iitney man.
on trial Monday before jury In
Judge Frater's court, II will be
possible sor jitfeurs TO operate
their busrsa without permits in Sc
attic. so long as they have We
hicie license
Heplogle had a sign on his car:
Free bus No fare demanded. :"
He did accept what bis passengers
chose 10 give him. however.
+. @. Estelle and A. l.. Clough.
witnesses against Replogle. testi.
fled they we're employed by the
Seattle Electric Co. and had been
directed b. an official OF that com
pany 20 get evidence against
Replogle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-18

EMPRESS


Three little girls and three little
boys, who appear In Menlo Moore'H
Young America" al the Empress
this week. proved themselves well
capable Of holding the headline
place ~ that theatre at both after
noon and evening performance
Sunday. They sing. but different.
~ from those one generally sees In
vaudeville. Their voices are sweet
and melodious.
Alice Berry and company, In
comedy songs and impersonations.
split second favors with Floyd and
Mas belle Mack. who are always a
popular couple here.
THE Old cros~ Roads. played
by Harry and Eta Conley. II good
fun. Jimmy Cassidy and Vivian
Longton have a clever sketch. The
Smoke Queen Miss Long on
plays the queen Of Egypt while
Cassidy makes capital hop
head. Irving Gassler II entertain.
ing on the piano and Bean and
Hamilton appear in perilous bar
reljumpinz act.
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oRPtEUM

Nobody will roll out OF his or her
seat with laughter this week. but
rs an entertaining bill just the
same. II Isn't very heavy on com.
edy. but IL strong In other features.
lIoudini heads the bill with a
mystery act. In which he liberates
himself from torture cell heavily
pndlocked He IN the originator ~
this kind ~ act. and IL master In
llberqting himself from handouts.
laii cells. etc
The Cliftons have n remarkable
jumping act It's we'll worth see.
ing
Mabellc Lewis aud Paul Nc.
Carthy have neat singing. dane.
Ing aud chatter act. Elsie Fay.
Joe Miller and John Hogan can
dance well. and sing fair.
The Bison city Four are n com.
edy quartet. and Robert l.. Daily.
y. r. Dano and Esther Armstrong
put on sketch that has neither
rhyme nor reason-but that's what
II Was meant 10 be.
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