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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20
"Chalk Bee.oa TAeassr."

The new theatsg y bs construct
ed At Dodge City sooa n the two
sons Of the late Chalk Besson. % 4
memorial to the famous western
Kansas plainsman Will bs ths finsst
In the state In q town tho sise Of
Dodge. II is claimed Il viii b the
'bese sAeatsr bsswssa -scannas City
aad Dsnvsf. Z
Chalk Besson formerly owned the
ground upon which the new theater
10 TO be built. Il was his ambition
during the last years Of his life 70
erect on that corner such = theater
~ his sons have now decided TO
build.
The Chalk Becson theater will be
beautiful and lasting memorial to
this well known character. and the
selection Of the name will meet with
the general approval Of the people Of
this part Of the state.
The thester may prove 4 benefit In
an Indirect way 20 La Junta. Dodge
ID recognized NJ good show town
aud with \ first class opera house
which will accommodate the biggest
attractions. and = rich farming com.
munity In addition TO an cnterpris-
Ing town To give good patronage.
more big shows may be induced 70
stop. with Dodge City and La Junta
both on the theatrical map.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20

city COssrel nss Chaa9e of Heart.
The city dads are doing some
good work on First street In front
Of the office Of the great family
Journal. the improvement consist.
Ing Of several huadred loads Of
high grade shsie which are being
utilised 70 make The slraight and
aasrow path that leads 70 the Tri.
buas office - lnvleins ~ Dossibls.
Several moons ago We we're ons Of
. suscA that bsess1 shs city eeua.
ell - aeeeDe . deaaetea ef Gee. 70
help deeeay ~ ssOeass q shailag
thls seseee, but thees was oeehlns
6eaas aa1 cur asesy vas returned
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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20
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Il will Be Of special interest 70 the
people Of La Junta and community
70 know that the people who gave
the sacred concert on Thursday nisht
have very kindly consented 70 give
Il again on Sunday evening at 8
o'clock at the First BaDtist church.
This Will b. . fine opportunity Of
hearing this sweet sacred music.
Which u all too scarce. The united
choifs Of the diffsrsat churches Of
our city make . tins chorus. There
10 little or no nssd Of going outside
Of L. Junta for music whsa ws have
such fine talent right q home. Ths
eoacsst % Thussday nisht was Z
sars treat. Il rsflsessd great credit
On tAoss Who proootsd ~ satse.
prise. The saersd coscsst On Sua.
1ay aisht Win give thoss . chance 70
hear this 1slishtiul chorus who wsss
unsble 70 % - The first coacsse. Ds
sasiy u you wish . good eat. A
sacked hosss 10 fuily sxpscssd. TIE
concert will begia DeoaDsiy q {
O'Clock % ~ not 70 latssfere with
the services Of The other churches.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20
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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20
New Mllk lsesse.

q. A. Vest. Of Wichita. Kan. has
purchased the equipment oe the Rus.
sell Dairy. aad will also buy milk by
Wholesale Of Lloyd Thomas and :. A.
Dlckls. both Of whom viii retirs
from the retail busiasss. NJ. Vest
has had extensive expsrisaes u ths
daiFylss iias Ii wiehita. ed seass
we'll rseonnsals1. Ms. 1Aeaas
bed worked - este a. estenslve
tsa1e 70 ~ retail 1lae. havlng tWea.
U-sas eevs q Dseeeos thae aso ~.
lag 0llk. but 1eo11e1 - ooneloo
hinssae y whe,soallaO ~ eoeDol =
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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20
~. Mcneil Comiag so Ia yssta.

Dr. Mcneil will ncxt week move 10
Ia Junta. where hc will continue
the practice Of ostcopsthy. Aaso.
istsd with him In tho practice will
b hls sister. who II already IN bust.
aeas there. DR.. Mcneil came 70 Fow.
Ter several years ago. expsctins 70
remain here but . few months. or q
year at best. His movins 70 L.
Junts II merely carryins out plans
which have been In bis mind for
some time. Their many friends In
Fowler Will regret To go them 90
away. but will wish them all sue.
cess In their new iocation.--rowicr
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-20

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
STRONG
FOR CAMP AICN
TO BUY At HOME

Signed interviews from city of.
ficials, declaring for the purchase
of Washington-made goods In
preference to all others, have been
secured by officers of the Manu-.
facturers' association. as another
step in their BUY-AT-HOME cam.
paign.
Here is what Mayor Gin says:
I'm the city departments we are
already following the policy of
buying products of our home fac
tories. There is no question OF the
value OF this support OF home in.
dustries.
we are all seeking 10 bring new
industries. new factories. to Seattle.
and the best evidence we can offer
the newcomer is n lot of thriving,
prospecting factories. freely pat.
ronized by the home buyers and
spreading out into wider fields"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
What to Use and Avoid
on Faces That Perspire

Skin, 20 he healthy, must breathe.
II also must persplre--must expel.
through the pores, its share OF the
body'B waste material. Certain
creams and powders clog tho pores,
interfering both with elimination
and breathing. especially during the
heated period. II more women I'M
derstood this. there would bo fewer
self-rulned compilations. II they
would use ordinary mercolized wax
they would have healthy complex
ions. This remarkable substance
actually absorbs n bad skin, also I'M
clogging tho pores. Result The
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mitted TO breathe and To show Itself.
The exquisite new complexion grad 3
ually peeps out, one free from any
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nightly like cold cream. for week
or two. washing n off mornings
To remove wrinkles. here's a mar
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Dissolve ! or. powdered saxoiite In
" pt. witch hazel and use ns a wash
lotlon.--Advertisam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
BANDIT HOLDS UP
INTERuRBAN CAR

car and collect money from tho pas.
senEers into yellow paper sack
They dropped only small change.
Angered. the bandit ordered an.
other collection to be taken.
A woman dropped her purse. The
bandit ordered the conductor TO
pick II up, Mcconnell complied
slowly.
The bandit shouted More speed, ="
and fired his revolver into the cell.
Ing.
In all, three trips were made thru
tho car Tho smoking compart.
ment. where rs stalwart men were
sitting inactive. was not entered
None OF these men offered 10 later.
fere.
After tho hold.up man had be.
come reasonably satisfied with tho
amount OF his loot. he ordered the
conductor to stop the car. Then he
dropped Off and disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

clEMMER
Mary Miles Minter. the iS-year.
old star. Is making n hit With pat.
rons OF the Clemmer IN Always In
the Way" an adaptation OF the
song OF the same name. The pie
ture ends Tuesday night
ALEXANDRIA
Bryant washhurn and Edna Mayo
play the leads In EssanAy's great
morality play. The Blindness OF
Virtue" which began a weeks run
at the Alhambra Monday. It's a
gripping. thrilling story with
punch.
CLASS A
Hobart Bosworth. in his strong.
est play. The Scarlet SIM" is
showing at the Glass A until Tues
day.
Harry Messenger. the well known
star. has started work as the lead
In the future production. 4 Didn't
Raise My Boy to Be Soldier" to
be released by Selig. What will
happen II Teddy sees this film.
Ralph Ince. who has Jus, finished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

sherlfrs posses from King
ard snohomIsh counties Tues
day are searching for the lone
bandit who. Within six weeks Of
the time an Everett.seattle In
terurban car was held up and
the passengers robbed OF their
small change, held up another
car Monday night at 10 o'clock.
at approximately tho same
place, Just north OF North Park.
short distance beyond the Sc.
attic city limits,
The bandit Ia described az
short. dark, with blue glasses,
with a dirty blue handkerchief
for a mask and armed with a
revolver. ne escaped with $40.
He entered the car az North Park
Ind commanded the conductor. J, I
Mcconnell. to hand over his money
alter forcing him 90 walk thru IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
WARDALL NOW
OFF UPON HIS
End CENTURY

A wreath OF faded pansies lay
whitening Tuesday In the home OF
Thomas Wardall.
Baby hands laid them upon his
vhItened head Monday. crown OF
tribute to hls 100 years. Yesterday
they were young and he was old.
Today they are dead, and Thomas
wa-dall has begun his second CEN
fury smiling.
II was pretty scene. as his
three little greatgrandchildren.
Betty. Cedric and Maxine. climbed
up beside him and, laughing gayly.
placed the pansy wreath on his
aged head.
Nearly 30 guests. more than half
Of whom were past 70 years old.
were present at his century birth.
day party Relatives had assembled
from all over the country.
II began In H,swatha park, two
blocks from his home in West Sc.
attic. II ended at the residence.
whero old voices aud young mingled
in the song, Aud Lang Syo.
IL was not until the sun had set
that the veteran shook the hand OF
his last departing guest.
Max Wardall, his grandson, said
from a little platform on which the
aged gentleman sat before his
guests:
II once asked him n he didn't
have a desire 10 become rich, ard
he replied, I'm rich now. not I'm
money. but In the fewness OF my
wants
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Parry. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Josephine Herber,
Wardall on the piano. opened the
house party with vocal solo
Alonzo Wardall. 70-year-old son oil
Thomas Wardall. welcomed the
friends. particularly the aged mem
bers OF the Borrowed Time club. oi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

Los ANGELES. Aug. 1o.-Asking
that the state OF California accept
title to building lot here. and. In
return for II. guarantee to see that
he has a decent funeral when he
dies. Frank Dysert. OF Springville.
n. Y. has written to the county
clerk today. enclosing SO to pay for
the conveyance OF his property to
the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
pATROLMkN IS DEAD

Patrolman Barney Jones died
Tuesday morning Mt Providence
hospital OF complication Of dis
eases. He was 80 years old, and
leaves a widow and two daughters.
He was born in Kane, Penn. on
Feb. Is. 1876. A brother. Ralph
Jones. Is In the city detective ser.
vice. The deceased was on the
police force since 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
SCORES At FUNERAL

With Or. H. II. Gowen officiat.
ing. and with scores OF friends
present. the funeral OF Miss lisa.
bella Austin. dean OF women Mt the
university. who died Sunday. fol.
lowing an operation, was held
Tuesday afternoon al the chapel OF
the Washington Cremation society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
BUDGET TRIMMERS
IN SESSION AGAIN

The budget committee OF the
council met Tuesday afternoon to
consider the estimates OF the Law
and the lighting departments OF the
city.
Inasmuch as the lighting depart
ment II self-sustaining and does not
affect the tax rate OF the city. II is
believed no interference will be
made with the estimate submitted
by Lighting Superintendent Ross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
HELD As EMBEzzLER

Traced by worthless checks he
is said to have written since leav.
ing Seattle four months ago, James
Il. Bowen. %, Is under arrest In
New York. charged with $4,000
shortage In his accounts at the
Mutual Mercantile Union. where he
was employed here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
LISTER GOES EAST

OLYMPIA. Aug. io.--Gov. Lister
left the capital at noon today for
California. where he will visit both
fairs before going East 20 attend
tho national conference OF gov.
errors. TO be held in Boston. Aug
ust "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
huff IS PLENTY

Judge Frater has ruled that Seat.
tie may not have another Justice of
the peace and two more constables.
thus settling the suit brought by A.
II. Fair. a tax payer. against County
Commissioners Hamilton, Knudsen
and Carrigan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
TO RESUME TRAFFIC

Traffic. halted by recent floods.
will be resumed over the Copper
River e. Northwestern railroad on
Friday, according TO Alaska cable
advices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
which Thomas ia a member.

Poems written by relatives as a
tribute 10 the centenarian were
read. and Max Wardall gave a talk
on "Grandpa's Philosophy" Mrs.
J. NJ Lang sang Flow Gently,
Sweet Alton" and the birthday
day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
RESIDENCE THEATRES

Home Ending Tuesday
Tho New Exploits OF Elaine. .
No. is. two parts: Into tho Light.
twopart drama: when Cupid
Crossed the Bay" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
p r. o G n A n s


Liberty Ending Tuesday Night
The Puppct Crown" Carlyle
Blackwell and Ina clairc).
Mission Ending Tuesday Night
Don Caesar De Bakan" (w. Law.
son Butt and Alice Hollister).
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
DIR. Rsmeau" Frederick Perry.
Stuart Holmes. Dorothy Bernard
and Jean Sothern).
clemmer Ending Tuesday Night
Always In the Way" MARY
Miles Mintor).
Alaska Ending Tuesday Night
The County Chairman" Mack.
lin Arbuckle).
Melbourne Ending Tuesday Nigh,
The Goose Girl" Marguerite
Clark.
Alhambra Ending sunday Night
The Kindness OF Virtue" DRY.
ant Washburn and Edna Mayo.
ciass A Ending Tuesday Night
The Scarlet Sin" Hobart Bos.
worth and Jane Sovak).
Madison Ending Tussday Night
The Lure OF the Mask" Harold
Loekwood), -His College Wife. .
comedy: "old Jane Of tho 0Ayety. ("
drama.
TIIlkum Ending Tuesday Night
War o. Dreams" drama: "A
Safe Investment" comedy. The
Serpents Tooth" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
L0MzA ST0RMED
BY GERMAN ARMIES

BERLIN. Aug. i0.-The Germans
have stormed the fortress of
Lomzs. the war office announced
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
CRUISER IS SUNK

BERLIN. Aug. i0.--The British
auxiliary cruiser India was tor
pedoed while entering Restfiord.
Sweden, II was announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
PHOTO PLAYS

chapter IS Of the vitagraph feature.
THE Goddess" killed whatever
superstition either himself or the
players may have felt by filming
one OF tho most tensely exciting
episodes without 4 hitch.
Commencing I'm October the Vita
graph company will inaugurate a
sidney Drew Day" A sidney
Drew comedy will be released every
Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
AT TIE LAsAILE.

The feature picture now showing
at the Lasalle theatre. "HypOcrites,
has probably awakened more discus
sion than any other filmed drama ever
brought to South Bend. The special
performance held Monday morning
for the benefit of the South Bend cen
sOr board, city officials ministers and
other invited guests received hearty
endorsement of the pictures by all
those present The afternoon and
evening crowds taxed the capacity OF
the theater. il is believed that the
attendance at this picture viii break
all records for some number OF days.
Besides the splendid cast. elaborate
interior setting and beautiful noun
tain scenes, the dramatic episode in
the pictures created most impressive
scenes and in the most spiritual sug-
gestions and the most powerful moral
lessons ever portrayed. 1t was frank
~ stated by many present at the open
ing performance that the 'HypO-
critics. ought TO make every COM
munity that sees it better i'm heart
and spirit. more kind to others and
more genuine.
Hypocrisy has existed In the human
race from the beginning; but seldom
is any community given an opportunity
To see it brought right home, in the
form Of the naked truth. The truth
always hurts and the naked truth
shocks; but this and every other COM
munity sadly needs to be shocked in
this very way. If the lessons pOr-
trayed by these wonderful pictures
will only be taken right home by all,
and the teachings lived up to, there
will be more happiness. fewer broken
hearts. less pUtrid gossip and big
ger and better and cleaner community
than ever existed, right here at home.
The 'HypOcrites" will be shown at
the Lasalle theater +oday and tomor-
row, giving all an opportunity who
so desire TO see this remarkable photo
play
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
SAY ROCKEFELLER Is A
MUCH CHANGED MAN
Master OF Millions MOurns Loss OF
Wife Who Died Last
February.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 10 -
There IS a changed master at Forest
Hill. the big East Cleveland estate
OF the worlds richest man. That's
what John u. ROckefeller's closest
friends were saying Monday after
visits TO Forest Hill To which Rookie
Teller returned recently.
The old attendants AT Forest Hill
know why their master has changed
ed. II is because their mistress mas
gone. they say Mrs. Rockefeller died
in February.
Almost every morning Rockefeller
walks slowly down from the big house
10 the lily pond at the long north
slope He stands for moment gaz-
ing at the quiet water and then
turns sadly away.
In past years Rockefeller and his
wife used TO stroll to the pond every
morning after breakfast.
The attendants tell too. how their
master broke down and cried at his
first breakfast at Forest Hill after
his return.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
TAKE CUSTOMS HOUSE
AT HAITIEN CAPITAL
Navy and State Department Are Prac-
tically i'm Charge of All
Affairs.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1O.-Admiral
Benson, acting secretary of the navy,
announced Monday that Admiral Cap
erton had taken charge Of the customs
house at Port Au Prince, the capital
of Haiti. The customs house at Cape
Haitien was taken Sunday
The navy department, acting on in
structiOns from the state department.
has designated Paymaster ID. A Heath
as supervisor of the customs at Port
Au Prince and Paymaster Cha rles
Morris at Cape Haitien.
All the money collected at these
ports and TO be administered here
after by the United States will be paid
into the Haitien treasury, but there
Will be no expenditure except on an
exact accounting with the United
States. When a stable government has
been secured in Haiti, Admiral Caper-
ton or his successor will settle with
that government just as Cen. Funston
did at Vera Cruz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
Ar THE INDIANA

The feature picture at the Indiana
today is 1.-THE Fortunes Of Marina. -
with Lamar tombstone and Stella
RazetO in the leading roles. The prin-
Cipal interest centers about Marina.
"A child OF the streets. She has been
raised among thieves and rough COM
Panions. but when given a chance to
do better, she proves worthy Of the
trust imposed upon her and repays
her benefactors. There are many
thrilling scenes in the underworld,
and the exposure of INSCRIPTIONS
politicians forms one OF the dramatic
incidents
Billy Reeves. the English music hall
eccentric pantomimist, will be seen
I'm a roaring comedy, a Safe Invest
ment." Mr.. Reeves was one of the
featured comedians with the Zeigfeld
'FOlhes" few seasons ago, and
knows the art OF burlesque entertain
mer. Beverly Bayne, a handsome
and talented leading woman, together
with Sidney AinswOrth. are featured
in q clever romance, The Man Who
Found out" A Vitagraph western
subject. ITO the Death" is on the
same bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
PRINTERS APPROVE
OF WILSON POLICY
international Typographical UniOr
Opens Annual Convention ut
Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Aug. 1O.-Wel-
coined TO California by city and state
officials. the 61st annual convention
or the International Typographical
union convened IN Labor temple Mon
day. with 1000 or more delegates and
visitors present
An address OF welcome on behalf
OF Gov. Hiram W. Johnson was made
by Sen r. Stanley Benedict and
Mayor Charles r. Sebastian presented
a golden KEY 10 the city To Pres I
Marsden q. Scott Of New York. who
responded with a brief address and
then read his annual message TO the
convention
James NJ. Lynch, former president
OF the organization. urged that the
first official business OF the convention
be the unanimous adoption OF "a reso-
luton condemning the European war
and expressing approval Of the policy
being pursued by Prest Wilson. His
resolution was adopted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
WILL OFFER PROTEST
German Catholics Directing to- sale
of Munitions.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Aug. 10.-That
resolutions Will be offered protesting
against the shipment of munitions of
war from the United States to foreign
countries now at war and that the
administration at Washington will be
asked TO place an embargo on all
traffic of this kind. was indicated to-
day after a meeting Of the resolutions
committee OF the Federation Of Ger
man Catholic societies here. Pres't
Joseph Frey of the Central Verein in
dicates that such a resolutions will be
offered when he made his annual re-
port today.
said:
I'VE have a right to criticize an adj
ministration which we elected They
are our servants, not our masters"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
MAY CALL STRIKE AT
PLANT OF l0COM0BIlE
Eight Hour Day and 20 Per Cent
Wage Increase Asked by
WOrlSmcn

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, ug. IA
strike will be called at noon Thursday
at the plant of the Locomobile Com
pany OF America unless the eight hour
day and a 20 per cent wage increase
is granted.
Two plants busily engaged in
United States government work. the
American & British Manufacturing
company and the Lake Torpedo Boat
company, are threatened Demands
will be made on them tomorrow for
wage increases.
Mayor Clifford b. Wilson, acting
governor of the state. is in danger Of
impeachment proceedings because
Supt of Police Birmingham testified
that he ordered the police not TO
allow any public speaking on the
labor question near the plant of the
Locomobile company last week.