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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-06
ArlingfOnE'HOfel dndBafbc
u . OPEN ALL THEY
on U. .. RESERVATION.
AMERICAN PLAN
OPEN ALL THE YEAR

Every modern convenience the comfort and pleasure OF
the highest type of resort patronage Beautiful lobby
lOrs writing and and rest room over
looking Reservation Park Every hall of each floor
neced to the Mountain Park by steel bridges $4,000
pended the in completely rebuilding and
furnishing the Bath HOusei installing modern faCi
y for the perfect administering of the mineral
tiers, including complete tydrOtherapeutc system and
automatic heating and Ventiating. Private elevator
vice from each floor the baths used exclusively for the
bathers
W.. Mgr
A. G.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-06

Rates 81 per day and up; SCI per week and up.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-06
Jones Apartments

1872 Quapaw Ave. Phone 1911
Modern, clean. Location ideal. Close
to bath houses and business center.
Everything furnished for light
housekeeping.
2 room apartments and or 4 room
apartments, with private bath and tot
let, especially adapted for permanent
tenants. Seam Heat and Running Wa
ter in All Rooms.
Board can be arranged for at reas-
enable rates, Those sick or alone Civ
en- special attention. Single bedrooms
for Local clerks, or visitors, at re-
duced prices,
Inspect before locating.
r. A. ("Peo") Williams, Prop.
Formerly OF Cozy Inn.
Come and inspect before locating.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04
R0WNTREE ASKS
$500 DAMAGES

In a suit for damages, alleged to
have been caused by fire started by a
spark from the defendant company 8
engine, in the case of d. l.. Rowntree,
rancher of the Summit district,
against the Mount Hood Railway Co.,
one of the main contentious will arise
over the question as to whether or not
an oil burning locomotive will emit live
cinders. The suit filed by Mr.. Rown-
tree in circuit court, has arisen as a
result of the county's most disastrous
forest fire of the past summer. The
complaint alleges that the forest fire,
which destroyed valuable timber of the
plaintiff and ruined over 100 six year
apple trees, was started from a spark
from an oilburner. The railroad COM
pany. however, replies to the effect
that il would be impossible for a fire to
start from an oil burner.
Mr.. Rowntree asks for $3500 dam
ags. He is represented by Judge Der
by. Ernest G. Smith is attorney for
the defendant company.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04

town spples. which includes the grades
Of extra fancy. fancy and special.
Twenty five cars will probably be
shipped, divided about equally between
the two varieties. According TO the
wishes of the buyers who have other
deals pending. and do not desire to
have the price paid TO one district
affect that Of another. Detailed re-
turns will be withheld for at least a
month, stated Manager Chstfeld.
However, he added, the prices
was were very satisfactory to the
board Of directors and certainly very
encouraging. The sale was made cash
f. o. b. Mosier. and the gross amount
will be in the neighborhoOd of $50, OOO
All sizes were taken according to our
grading rules, from zoos and larger
This disposes of the entire crop of ap.
Piles Of the Mosier district with the ex.
ception of the choice grade and a few
miscellaneous varieties.
The shipping of this recently pur-
chased fruit is tgoing on daily. at the
rate of one to two cars. At the pres
ent time enough apples to make Is car
loads have been delivered at the ware.
house. On Wednesday 1865 boxes were
loaded in cars. Towards the windup of
the hauling the shipments will not be
made as fast, so that teams will be
busy for the next three weeks hauling
the apples from the apple houses of the
growers to the association warehouse
At the beginning of the season the
estimate of tonnange was placed at so
carloads, whereas il will actually reach
somewhat over 80 cars. The extra
fancy grade will average only 20 per
cent of the entire crop. Due to the
extremely dry weather, this class of
apples throughout the Northwest on
account of the scarcity is eagerly
sought. For number Of years the
apple buying firm of Steinhardt &
Kelly have purchased the MOsier crop
lhe sale was made this year through
the Northwest Fruit Exchange. In
paying tribute to the New York buy
ers, Manager Chatfeld said, 1T is
certainly a great pleasure to do busi-
ness with these people as they are a
most reliable and honorable firm"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04
HAVE YOU Been SICK?

Then you realize the utter weakness
that robs ambition, destroys appetite,
and makes work a burden.
Torestorethat strength and staminath
Is 50 essential, nothing has ever equaled
or compared with SCOTS Emulsion, be-
cause its strength sustaining nourish-
ment invigorates the blood to distribute
energy throughout the body while its tonic
value sharpens the appetite and restores
health in natural. permanent way.
If you are run down, tired, nervous,
overworked or lack strength, get Scott s
Emulsion to-day. 1t is free from alcohol.
Scott h Bovine bloomfield. N. ].
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04
Will Discuss Bond Issue

Mark A. Mayer, accompanied by
Amos Benson, son of s. Benson, who
has been made Oregon's first citizen by
virtue of his active interest in the
building of good roads throughout this
state, who has been visiting Mr.. Mayer
for several days, went to The Dalles
the first of the week where a confer
ence was held with }. l.. Kelly. presi-
dent of the Wasco County Good Roads
association, in regard to the bond issue.
There is movement on foot now in
this county to increase the amount of
the bond issue from 1862, 500 to $780,
900 the maximum amount allowed by
law, being two per cent of the taxable
property in the county. 1t is urged
that the excess above the amount nee.
essary to construct the highway from
Mosier to Fairbanks will give that
much additional for lateral roads
throughout the county. The good roads
officials have stated that large
amount of the surplus in excess of that
needed for the highway will be ex-
pended on the Dufur and Tygh Valley
grades. This is certainly liberal treat
ment. But this does not seem to sat
isfy these districts.
President Kelly will call a meeting
in The Dalles, attended by one delegate
from each voting precinct in Wasco
county. The amount to be voted and
the details will then be tentatively de-
cided. The meeting will be called as
soon as is possible after the highway
engineers give their estimate of the
cost of construction which will be in a
few days.
1t ID the sincere belief of the Bulletin
that if the people of Wasco county do
not take advantage of this opportunity,
they will never have such a chance
again to have the state expend 800, 900
for work in their county, nor is MIR.
Benson likely to offer to advance the
money always to start work at once.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04
SPECIAL MUSICAL.
PROGRAM SATURDAY

The musical department of the Wo-
mans club announces the first meeting
of their ehildren's department, which
will be held at Library hall Saturday
afternoon at half past two. All who
are interested in the development of
the child in music and who wish TO ia
miliarize themselves with the modern
methods of teaching music, are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mrs. X. w. Sinclair will have several
members of her various classes present
and will demonstrate the beginning of
musical development in very young
children.
A primary class under the direction
of Mrs. Chas. Henney will show what is
being accomplished in the music work
in our public schools.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04
Colds Do Not Leave Willingly

Because cold is stubborn is no reason
why you should be. Instead of "wear-
ing" it out, get sure relief by taking DR..
Kings New Discovery. Dangerous bron.
chial and lung ailments often follow a
cold which has been neglected at the
beginning. As your body faithfully bat
ties those germs, no better aid can be
given than the use of this remedy. Its
merit has been tested by young and old.
Get bottle today. SOC and sl0O.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04
Steinhardt & Kelly Buys Entire Crop

A deal was consummated last Friday
whereby the firm of Steinhardt & Kelly
Of New York, bought from the Mosier
Fruit Growers association the entire
crop of Spitzenberg and Yellow New
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04
Beware of Cheap Substitutes

In these days of keen competition it is
important that the public should see
that they get Chamberlain Coug Rem.
edy and not take substitutes sold for the
sake of extra profit. Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy has stood the test and
been approved for more than forty years
Obtainable everywhere.
Pocket Stamps, Linen Markers, Band
Daters, etc, at the Glacier office.
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place llnisrabthiluns, (sisu.r SOC;

place lintsrabtbsiluns. (Sisusr Soc
$225.
Charts g. @oOb, per Sberiff ar
Sobn 9ranbjttiisr, 6 Cots in glod
"a in 1homas 0rpben's 4bbition u
INT. Wnibinston. $85.
5enrp 8urihole, per Sheriff ar
Soispb gronbiteiist, elm Stiid Qant
in Seition 25 in Columbia 1pipn.
flip, (Gteusr $3.50; $500.
Mifdel 3eIape on Ularu Deldps
25 BEL 1873 1yuB an Der Dftfsite b.r
Riti,nbouis Strabs, (Steuer 500; 81.
Gmil gorbes an gliHorb 8. Cor.
bes. so BEL 124 'yub an Dull 2lpsnu,
IN Settiou 9. in @r.en Sotunfbip, 81.
Clifford r. gorbes on Robsrt u.
Wtainusp, 80 bsi 124 Jub an Sln
elpenue In Ssition g. in Green 9pipns
!bip. (Sieuer S1); 81.
9irtis Goldman an Gli5nbetb
ShHeibsrs. Got 8 in SamusI .. gops
psr's erftsr unierabtbeiIuna Don BEN
Wod Giasnibum In 2lppnbale, (Sttusr
$1.50); 81.
Robert 6. sJIinn an SdmIin 5Grs
ptr. AZ bel 141 sub on Der RDrbfeiis
Don Gin 9lpsnus in Rorpoob,
(Sttuer $3.50; 81.
Miainm g. DoHathnn an 2utn
unb Dillinm .. 6aisbt, ingsfdbr 20
adtr eanb IN Seition 6 in Mbitss
ipaisr SOtpnfbip, (Sisusr s2);
$4,000.
5arrit .. grotpn an Warsaret
GaIbsr, 40 BEL lat SUE an Der @sffs
isite pon 9rimbIs apenue, $50 ;5ub
iIiblih pon Crane 4benue in Nors
tpoob, (Stsusr $3); 81.
Niqinm Scullp an 9arrb Oldham
II, glnb.. 2 SABRE gad,t bonn %. 5eb.
1915, auf 100 Bel $50 Jub ON Der
norbipeiili6sn gde bon Clifton 4pe.
nue. unb Ribble Roab, idbrlihe Mks
TIE 1920 nit pribiIssium gum I'm.
tauf fir $1,000.
5arrn Didman an Sbersfd Sennis
gan. As BEL SO GuB an Der Msfffsits
bon WbitfisIb 4bsnue, 100 sub fiibs
lid bon aublOp aDenus, (St.usr
$3.50; 81.
Milliam Seullp an 6drrp Oldham
II. anb., 80 bel $50 Jub an Der @efs
isits DON Clifton aDsnus, 100 GuB
n0rblih BON Ribbl. Roab. (Stsu,r
$3.50; 81.
Dlorie 6. 5Obdpp an Soiepb 8.
80 5ub an MsFfsit. Der
Strobe. 151 ssub n6rbli9
Don ifif9er plors, (Stsusr Soc; 81.
CLARA Smitb an Q. ~. s,cEn
5aud. so bsi 125 Gub an Der Siibs
fsiie bon 9braIl 4btnus, so s5ab Dfts
lid BON MibbIeioipn gfpenue in Cliff
ton. (Steusr $11.50); 81.
2atprtnce Z. S'Weuro Il. gfnb. an
artbur 3. gidntII. 80 bsi $50 irub
an Der Gicrer Gtrab,. $50 Gub iiibs.
Iid BON Wpobforb Roob, (Sisusr
50c); 81. Il
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GraHOsiss satbsmsii iibsrtrassnssn
Gintinnafi. 23. aeb.

Ra9sI 9. Sanorun an Wnrp +.
Ramftp. 20 BEL So SUB an ber Oits
feite bon Sntermsbiats GDenus, 145
i5ub fiibli9 Der glarf GtraBs, fern,r
20 BEL 85 }ub an Der Siiisits BON
Sntsrmebiais aosnue. 165 Gub fiibs
Ii6 Der Glurt StraBs. (Stsusr SOC;
81.
Murp 6. 5drptr an Ola Wopbdn,
40 SUB an Der Oftfsitt Der 80. glpes
uue IN Sutltb gorf. (Sisusr 50c); 81.
Dord Bauer an GIi5abetb parmers
ton, IL bti 100 JuB an Der @sIts
feits Der Babmiasr Gtrobs. II fJub
fiiblid Der glart Gtrabs, (Stsasr
$3.50; 81.
6enrp Wnriin u. glnb. an Better s.
MartiH, Gissntbum 30. TAO iinb 742
Of Rieeeipop 9lbenue, 81.
Die Dominion Qdnb Gomp1nD an
CSssT AstIss, o5i 1se iH GIiffsrs
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QofQl Beridt.
Gin 20sn(6enle6en
5orSsrfe eiR antomobiIHmfaa, Der I'D
beute 1lOrasn sni Sem Silbtrt
glpc. giabnft creisnetr.

Gin Antomobillinioa. Der ein %en'
idwuIeben foitete, ereisnete iid) beiit'
Morsen scsen baIb Sipei llbr oiif Dem
Gilbert glpenle giaoi,ft, ais ein bon
SDbe ssart fommenoes automobil,
bas bon Burton 5foeerA BON no.
sa 81 siiiiii;.siiii ssII:,ciie. ae!eft pllr.
Dc, eegen einen 2aternenpioiien iailIie
imo iait poIlig oeinoIirt ipliroe.
<Soris Na aeefs. bon gso. 51I
Sopfins StraBe, ipiiroe aus Der Ra'
idline ecifeIlloert imo bra& bel Sein
Sturs Sas @euid, mabreno Die iibri.
gen 6rei s,niaiien mebr ODER nliilOer
jhiper perIcbt purben.
Z Sim gIinpilid)iteu fam Der Senfer
gHrton &oegers oapoiL OBJ
itcn cr inter Die Sriinliner Der Na'
id,ine su liceeu fam iino es gerainas
3eit nabm, ebc er ans ben 1riint'
mern bernusgeidaift fperoen fonn.
te. Scine gerIebunlsen bdtanSen
in einisen ifncr5baften, ieoO6 uise'
iabrIiden Sautabihiirfunger.
z. v. SoIlioop, bon gto. 100
Sit 3ipeite Strabe, Gcpiiigton, trlis
cine sopiipunoe imo einen 9rud oes
Iinfen geins bapon.
SIipe Carton, 1S Sabre oIi,
BON Io. $40 ssinblap StraBe, erlitt
cine flaficnoe aopfiuunbe.
lie orei yerIetien fdnoen anfnab.
me i'm it1otiidEn Soipital, ipdbreno
Die 2eite Don Doris Menfe nad Der
Morgne se6radt puroe.
Gas gliltoniobil mar oas eieen.
tIum oes Stieipaters bon yioOsers,
Gilbert apan, OpH Ro. 3579 3umitein
2lpenue.
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GnsIiidss 3snsnik sssen
Gralanb.

Sn elmer Der iiingjien Nusgnbsn
Der tnslifhen arbsiter5sitidrift .9be
Qabour Qedber" befinbtt iih bic
l4unbaebuna einfS geiits
|sIiden. bts Reb. 8. z. Diron, bic
benefit. bnB in groBbritdnnisl nift
| nns Gtifilihsn bic tritgsfrtubiss Dali
tuns Der b0bertn airhsnipiirbsntrd-
ger tbsiIen Diron fiihrt aug:
Wir fdmpfen gesen bns ipiHtHs
lhdftlidite, unttrnebmenbfts inb forts
ifritt!ihite Uolt in europa, ipelhss
in Der Gbemis, in ipiisnih1ftii6en
linitrnebmungsn iinb Gnibedunssn, in
Der annsnbuns Der Wifsnidaft auf
Subuitris, @sffdftslsbsn.. ersisbune
Geiunobtitspfitgs uHb fc3iaIe Drsa-
nifaiipn fiihreuh mar, nelhss bic
ar0bttn pbiloiopben, 9bsolossn, Dss
ltbrisn unp TuIifer uno cine Reibe
Der bebelitenbitsn SHriftlislIer berpors
afbraht bat. bas Bolt, rptIhes nis
bic Druderprsifs. bas stinbsreatteHs
jpitsm, bic fojials 9eriideruns, ben
inisrnationalsn So3idlismus unb bic
proisiiantif&t Reformation gsiHsHit
bat.
I'm bisie Ration gu btiisgtn, bdbsH
mir uns nit benz ihtubIi6iten, nj,
bsripdrtigiisn unb srauiumiten Qeipos
iismus Der mobernsn 3eitm perbiins
bet unb iud)eH 70 europa nit tiner
6orbs BON 9arbnreu 5u iiberrenntr.
Damn babeE mir bic turopdiiheu
lsbsrIisferungsn psrlebt iinb Wohams
msbaner, G1bsnbisner unb 9suiclss
anbetsr btriibersebradt, I'm fur ans
5u fdmpfsn.
llnisrs fiibrsnb.n rsligi0isn 3eituns
gen srlIdrsn, bdb biss elm beiligsr
sftisg lei, elm arisg 5piihen aiht
linb Ginftsrnib. 5fptfHen Ghriitens
tbum unb 8arbarei. Elm Hdmpfen fiir
Grsibit. Wabrlih, 2i6t unb Grds
belt uno GbriiteHtbum bdben msrts
piirbigs 8oridmpfsr!
gDir itelIen nns au9 uls 9eIdubfr
Der ileinen Rotipnen bin. ibrsr unubs
bdngigisii. llnpsrlsblihtsit unb Reds
te. Observation-Disclosures
fien. 4esppten. 4rmenitn,
2ripoIis, ben 9ursHrspub.
liten unb ben in bifdsn D6Is
Ter fhafteu2
mir iinb IN bi.isn Sireit binsinss~
fomnsn burd i8iinbniiis, Dertraae
unb @erpflihtiinssn, bic obue bi,
3uiiimmune unb obnt bic asnntnib
Der Rntion pbsr bes parlaments eiH.
ssadnsen fporben iino.
Sd fiirdie. bdB Der Grfolg bon ols
lsbtm Elm ruiiifisisries europa fem
piro!4
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0ertahft unb .perrdt9sH.
Jn grsbd rDurbsn fieben fabnens
fli1tige bslsifde Sffiaitre
iHierniert, bic ON 5. 0ooembtr Dom
a5nis albert nit ben Rittsrfreu5 bts
2eopolborbsns ausss5sidntt iDprbtn
iparen. Mls lie Don QanbsIeuten .ges
frast purbsn lparum iis bic ReibeH
perli.bm, in bensn iie 70 tapfer gss
fp4isn, sntgegnste elmer btr Sffi5ies
'rs: .MsiI mir ss iait bobtu, unftre
armen GoIbdttn ben ber5loien uno
blpb I'M ibr sisenss syal bticrsten
gtitsn 3uliebe ins Geuer gu ia'
gen. Wirrathen ben M ANN
.f4aftennur q q butnfIuht,
neil fir cine gtimdre nod Spfsr
su bringen Elm WsrbreHen IN. Glaubt
ia Hihi. bab Der aDnig NIT bem 9ies
ptrmsbsln ieinsr brapen 8sIsier eins
periianbsn in. Was ioIl sr aber t5ung
Stit feiner lsbten @eiprthuug nit
qoineare bat sr fi9 unS ftin qdnb
ben 5rnnsui,u unb GneIdnbern Ders
ihritbsn. Gin StIans If sr beutt.
isin Ssrrfder mebr. 0b bic Dent'
fhen aus 9elgisn pertrisben iperben
oSer niht, NIT unfsrtm frsien Was
isrIanbs 1T es Elm fir alIsmul gu Gu'
be. giIbet Gu& ia niht Elm. baB bcs
nsue gslgien unubbdugig fem ipirb.
mir fiubpsrtauftunbpsrs
ruthsn" .
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A1fIfdfsft.

Ri4ter: .alip. Wliilitr. Sbre Stra.
4, ift bsfnbet i6 ipiinfds J1nen, ss
ic[l Jbntn redt gut ssben. isitu sic
fleibis. bamit nod mas OrbtniIid<s
cus Sbnsn tpirb!'
Gtrdflins: .Dant fdb5h, 9srr Wi8s
Ter = Id tDiini$ Jhnsn aud bas'
islbsl.
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GrsnOsissnttamss .6spstt.ien
einaetraatn.

Wlarp gisnins on grie. Siu so.
2 6. u. 9. Co., $1,000.
9eitp Rnttnsr an aineOIn q. q.
30. 1. $3.50.
5obn S9usissr an ;F5rsi&ritt Ban
gnsiE $500.
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Wtim Mortatnnmmtri.

5rau Reniisr grobmunb GUM
Rurnr5t): .Ssrr Dottor, i9 niub 5bs
nsR ssiisbsn, bab idb SIRE 6cnorars
anipnine ii6ertrisben finbs. r .2lbtr
Sic baben mir bod sril1rt. Gis mol.
ten um isben preis ssfanb perbsHls
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Gin f.anbtrts Aaus.

Das zrspsnbaus tDitD MIR fsbr Isls
len ssfest unh gsreinist. frobnsm Bat
Der pOttisr sintn 3ettsl ausg65dngi:
Dian bittsi. ii1 bic G@ubs 80 idli,
KERN GrtIdrsHb unb boBbdft srs
sdnst Gin Wsistbsr bns plnfat .4c@s
BEN mon be 9rspps tiuuusssgssaus
ssu jit,A
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gecrse Sderrtr an Rortb Gintin,
natl g. II. 3. Co.. $500.
Sohu 6. SpangIer on Carthage e.
II. 9. o.. $500.
gittor Ro6eIislir an bO.. $500.
iTirrildn o. VbiIlips an bo., $1,000
wldrp 3, Ramfsb an Hadsl 3
5aIIpron. $1200.
OIja Woob1I an Winis 6. Bar.
| Der. $1100.
Wiuinm u. gprsoran an Glendale
3. II. g.. u. Co., $3.50.
frdnt 6auri on Reahing Q. II. g.
Co.. $1700.
Miliam R. Smitb an eait Gnb
g. u. Co.. $1,000.
Mli6asI DsIaps on SObanna Jri.fe,
$4,000.
5ofspb gsrnbdrbt an Republic 3.
II. 9. Co., $1,000.
gmanba Wsirner an Soutbrn
Obio 6. II. 2. Co., $500.
Carrie 0cob an Speamors g. u.
8. Co.. $1,000.
Glisabst5 S9nsiber on GamusI
D., Cooper $3.50.
9ucp baisbi an bic 6amilion
gouRtp Nationol gant. $1,000.
Wlufsaret galbtr an eagle 9. u.
6. o., $2250.
S0rrp Oidman an s. .. DruffsI,
$500.
anna ~. Sautr an glariba 30.
Ulp.rs, $4250.
Do. an bo., $3.50.
WiIiiam $. Sstbelsr an Rsp Wag.
noliu y. u. g. Co., $1,000.
ebarIss Wsbser an WiIion Sahler,
500.
anna W. Rissins on Senats 6.
u. y. v. Co.. $500.
Otto GaImus an Qropibent Spss.
9ant unb Sruit Co., $4,000.
anHa arafi On Deitsrn SiGs q.
g. u. 6 Co., $500.
Sobn RoII0p an Gin'ti ggpriinss
mems Club y. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
Qaureiia Baebls an Central Jairs
mount y. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
gaiprsnss g. gouns an Gill Gbse
3. u. 81 Co., $3.50.
Cecilia gssf4 dn Giip GAL BaHs,
$500.
sObn autursnes Sollanb an Delta
g. u. Co., $1,000.
9etiIste 5ppOtbettn.
Wsnrp pisnina an pries Sil SO. 2
g. II. .. Co.. $3.50.
9lubreip 3itbolb an GLENDALE q. u.
6. q. Co., $500.
Rpbtrt g. Gineoe an Gortiaritt
gdu Werein, $3.50.
SObu S6nsibst on George S5tem,
Ssnnis q. Gorp on Cincinnati &c.
msni II. GDnttste Co., 500.
Cincinnati Cement u. Concrete Go.
an 6unnab Gees, $1,000.
Dirtor Rohebeis an Carthage g.
u. g. o.. $500.
emma g. Garter on Grutbern
Obio Sdpinas gant Co., $1,000.
Gli5abeib Goreoran an Glendale Q.
II. 4. u. Co.. $500. 4
Guiis WiuiaHis on Wlarp g..
$500.
Rabme 9. Wartin an g. 8. Nars
tin. $4,000.
syrant Souri On Reabins o. u. 6. /
Co., $500.
@m. 30. Smith an Gaii enb 6. u.
Co.. $1,000.
sSamss s. aIsganber an Gbparb ).
aafsnsr, 500.
katherine S6rOsr an aibsrGt 6. u.
3. Co.. $500.
Carrie Goob on Union Spgs. Hant
i. Sruii Co., $275o.
8irbis Goldman an g. .. Cooper,
s25O0.
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2. u. q. Co., $4,000.
Do. an SaHfou R. Cooper, |
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0bio SDss. @nnt Co., $2350.
I'm. 8. 5ebbtlsr an 1eip Wognos
ia 3. u. 9. Co.. $1,000.
I. gbparb Spuetb an u. W. Bars
oiDs. $2100.
9arrp Ts. gOuns on wsfsrn abs.
8. a., $4,000.
Daifp 8. Wpore an 4mbrois g. 4
3ahoub. $1,000.
Dora Bauer ar Glort ct. 9. u. Q. |
Co., $1,000.
Jrnnt Roismaier an glisabstb
9orssl, $500.
emma gusfHer on ainsoln Ban
ysrtiH, 5000.
China 3. Gonforb an Mppmina I
J. u. G. Co., $500.
Ulprris Girnnb an @eittrn unb
5ontbsrn qife SnI. Go, $4,000.
Jba 3. llpfoH an college 9iI g.
/. 9. Co., $3.50.
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ian WiiiiiDnarB Goeiefp, $4,000.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-25

The Del Norte fair associat tion is
receiving plenty of criticism from
Monte Vista baseball people for not
staying with their promise of giving
the team from this place the amount
agreed upon in the game last Satur-
day. The Monte team went to Del
Norte to fill the place of the Denver
Bears and the purse of 500 was to
be divided sixty and forty per cent.
Monte won and under the agreement
was entitled to $50, but the fair as
sociation sent check for $45-a
squeeze act of SIS
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-25

A petition is being circulated re-
questing the city council to open up
the north end of Washington street
across the railroad tracks and con-
meeting with the Gunbarrel, AS it
is now, Lariat ditch makes dead
ending of all heavy traffic and the
the lumber yards.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-25

Drews are among the best comedians
on the stage.
Saturdays program-Five reels:
Selig drama, THE Quarry" stirring
three-reel picture; Essanay comedy
one reel, THE Fable of the High
Rollers and the BuZZing Blondine;
Biograph drama, "The Avenging
Sea-"
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-25
IRIS THEATER NEWS

The last of THE New Exploits of
and tonight we show the Romance
OF Elaine" which the Pathe EX
change have guaranteed to us to be
better than either of the former ser
les. Be sure to read our handbills
which are placed in every home every
Friday afternoon.
We show five reels on Monday,
Thursday and Friday and Saturday
nights. and four reels on the other
two nights-all for 5 and 10c We
find by showing more reels we get
music the people want but good clean
pictures.
We do not employ man to stand
on the sidewalk and push people into
them Judge the merits of the pictures
themselves.
Our comedies are always good
clean stuff-nothing one needs to be
ashamed of and no mother needs to
fear sending her children to see them.
Our Monday night programs are
some of the best of the week. We al
ways show Hazards of Helen
(thrillers) and a two-reel detective
story, besides one other reel making
five reels in all.
The program for tonight (Friday)
is very good one. Romance OF
Elaine" in two parts, entitled THE
Lost Torpedo" A stirring Vitagraph
drama in two parts, "The Child OF
the North" "The Story of Glove
acted by MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
The glove belongs to wife. but he
doesn't know 1t; he finds 1t in his
pocket tells yarn about 1t and
sticks to 1t. Everyone knows the