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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-09
City Treasurer Impeached

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. g.
James S. Hawkins, city treasurer,
was found guilty of malfeasance in
office and impeached by the common
council. Hawkins was charged with
irregularities in connection with tax
title transactions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-09

strain, DR.. Caldwelrs syrup Pep
sin costs only fifty cents a bottle and
can be procured at any drug store
To obtain trial bottle. free OF
charge, write TO DR.. W. b. Caldwell.
asa Washington street, Monticello,
Ill.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-09
STATE WILL HONOR POET.
California Governor Sets Day AtRFi
to Memory of Joaquin Miller.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. s Governor
Johnson issued proclamation com
mending to the people of California
Wednesday, November 10, as a day
to bay honor 70 the works Of the late
t6adHif Miller.
He sHggGsted observance of that
day in metH6ry 6f the dead poet
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-09

TALIMAN & COMP ANY, DRUGGISTS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-03-19
Deputies Appointed

On Monday of this week County
Assessor Buchanan made public the
names of his field deputies and from
the following list you may pick out the
gentleman who will call upon you to
make out the 1915 assessment:
S. E. Wood-east part of La Junta.
Wiley H. Womack-west part of La
Junta.
o. A. Worman-north and east of
La Junta.
FL. Gregory-East Holbrook.
E. p. Donahue West Holbrook.
H. C. Marshall-Swink and vicinity.
Will Morrison-Newdale and vicinity.
F. M Harsin-north part of Rocky
Ford.
]. A. Johnson-south part Of Rocky
Ford.
]. E. Weybright-east and south of
Rocky Ford.
W. B. Smith-west and southwest of
Rocky Ford.
F. T. -Manzanola and
west.
]. E. Benson-east and south of
Manzanola.
f. G. Herzberger-Fowler and south;
Louis Thimgan-Benton, Timpas and
southwest.
E. J. Gaume-Higbee and vicinity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-03-19
Motto. of Fin.I Settlement

In the matter Of the Estate OF James W.
Wilson. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That on Monday.
the End day of March. A. ID. IBIS. being one
the County Court of Otero County. in the
state of Colorado, l. Laura Bowman, Ad-
ministratriN OF said estate. Will apeear be-
fore the Judge of said Court, present my
final settlement rs such administratrix. pray
the approval OF the same. and Ill then apply
TO be discharged as such administrators. At
which time and place any person In interest
may appear aud present objections to the
same II any there be.
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colorado. February
"a, 1915,
LAURA BOWMAN
Administrative OF the Estate OF
aD-t2 james W, Wilson, Deceased.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-03-19
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LIBRARY NOTES.
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"A Man of Iron"-Richard Dehan-a
strong. lasting book well worth reading,
is one that has been placed on the shelves
lately.
"The Trail Of the Waving Palm" is an
exciting story Of Mexico. Full of action
and good characters.
1.-THE Lone Star Ranger" is. like all Of
Zane Grey's books. wildly exciting and
interesting. He knows his western eoun-
try and fills his readers with the love o:
it.
impressions and eomments"-Have-
lock Ellis-is volume Of short essays on
almost every subject from woman to re-
ligion.
THE Latimers' - Henry MeCook-is
an historical novel especially interesting
to natives OF Pennsylvania.
Teachers. some Of the books given in
the Normal school course have arrived.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-03-19

Seven room cottage and q lots; con-
slider team. wagon, harness. surrey. COWS.
hogs or anything can use on farm as part
pay and give good terms. Call at zoz
South fourteenth street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-03-19

Notice is also given that in accordance with
law, and pursuant to an order OF the Board OF
Directors of said Company made on Jan. q.
1915. the above mentioned stock so delinquent
will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the Office of Mark benson. in the
city of Rocky Ford. Otero county, Colorado.
ut the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon on
Monday. the twelfth day of April. 1915. tn pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. toget her
with cost OF advertising and eN Npenses of sale,
X. N. SMITH, Secretary.
The Prairie Land and Irrigation
4l-N Company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-03-19
Notice of Sale of Corporate. Stock
for Delinquent Assessments

ROCKY FoRD. Colo. March II. 1915,
Notice is hereby given that there Is delin-
quent upon the following described stock OF
The Prairie Land and Irrigation Company. on
account of assessments levied on Jan. II 1918.
and Jan. 10, 1914, by the stockholders OF said
corporation. tho amount set opposite the
name of the stockholder. as follows:
Name of No. No. Delinquent
Stakeholder Certificate Shares Amount
Frank Nesbitt ..----.-- i5l sa sli62
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-03-19

Come in and see what beautiful hats |
am showing. Mrs. Jennie Gobin-C Cameron
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-26
Bic Gridiefnns bet Grslanberin
Gbttb GaneQ.
Erddtise @elegenbeit 5urgtimmungs=
made gegen 9enti1lanb.

Sn England ideint man Sic 56lpas
de bes aneritanilden Gbarafters
gut 5u fennen unb se1al1 S1 ipiiien.
lnie man lie in S,1terelle Ser britilder
Sudc allsniiben fam. inlofcrn ba5
anf be1n @cge Ser Gtimml1gsma9e
geldebcn fann.
gn9lulb III 1etner ~ticfitcn s6lpd9e.
Spbn 8ua als <l6er zines berfab=
rer1en aarrens, lit nidt 9er1eigt,
Die SDmpatbien unlcre5 Golfes 81 erz
ipeden. Sobns Sorpfrennbe bier5u=
lanbe brallde1 Elm iiegreidcs @ritanz
nien. MDgen Sranfreid ltno 8ublanb
III Sen Stallb 1iefen, ipenn mir gng<
lanb 9lprreib buitebt. ltno bas tblti
es 5l1r 3eit nidlt; i'm @cgel,tbcil, Der
26mc, Der iih felt Sabrbullberten am
Nallbc gemdltet, be9innt lenbenlabm
sl lpcrbcn, unb es gebt 10 ettrms tpie
cine MG1uns burh Sic 8elt, BOB Ieine
arafte iid SIT eri dDpfen, feline aralz
len ll1o 3abnc ltllmpf 5lt peroen be-
gin1en. 9as gilt es 1rlln Ser @cIt 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-26

SIN Sale Ser II Su6re
olten W(ar9aret @iloen bon Coulter
Station Bel pittsbura, Ya., ipeld5e
Selbltnloro begging, inpem ie 8arz
hpllaure trunf, ertldrte Der Coroner,
oaB oaS Mdo4en our9 gei9ul6i=
9aE9en llno 9robunaen, oab lie ge=
'tohleu babe unb berbaftet fperDen
ipiroe, CUR 9er5lpeiflung qetrieben
lpl!roe uno ben 8erItano perloreg
bate, als lie ibrem 2eben Elm Gnoe
ma9te. 9as Maoden, peld)es be=
lduloigt poroen mar, aus Der Dubz
nlrrg elmer 5amilie in Robbins stu
ton, I'D iie beiddftigt mar, cine qolz
oene aette selto6len gu babeu, 9tns
~terlIeB elnen Brief in pelfem lie be-
%teuerte. Dap lie unl4ulpig lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-26

in bic 2uft abgefsllert bate, bemertte
er ploslid binter Dem 5eniter oss
9sllhnerhall IS Dos @eiidlt Mlitolplis
auftauGen, Gr betrut ben Stall llno
forberte ben ertappter 9iibnsroieb,
Der bic gaitfreunoi6aft ID ihnDoe
loente, auf, 10 lan9e bprt 5u Der
bletben, bis er Die Ypli5ei berbeisez
ruten bate. Nitololi niberiebte iid)
leoo6 Der Mufforoerung uno es IpIl
bonn 5ipii9en ben be;ben Mannern
Elm Htnsen I'm Dos gepebr eegeben
haben, Bel benz bisies plDBIi6 los
slng uno Die 8usel Mitplolis Sers
our9bpbrte, 10 oab er tot nieoer
lant. Der Gridoliene NOR IS Sabre
alt llnb unperbeiratet. &upcet befinz
bet li9 in Saft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-26
9etp Dorf 5ablbar ullo ii1b fret
BON allen ge9enfpartigen pber 5llfiinftiz
gen 8ritil9en oOer Sran86iiiden gteuz

-
BON alien gesentpartisen pber 5l1fiinfti=
gen @ritilden ober Sran5Giiiden gteuz
er1l.
@abreno Der lebten SO SATIRE rall<
girte bas Sen britilben goniels e1tz
lprin9enbe ginfpmmel1 bon 2.94 big
3.61 Grosent 1lno bas Ser BON ser
oretpro5eiltigen fran5Diil6en Gente li9
ergebenoe bon 1913 big 500 9ro8ent
9as 9egenipartisc @infommen BON
8ritiiden Gonlols lit 4.65 nno bon
Der fran50iiiden @cnte AGO Sro5ent.
8tr fiiblen, Dab Sic 5h pro5entige
Qnleibe NIT BENT Nedt ser gonbentiz
rllgn tn Sdpllbbriefe beiber Megierln@
gen, Bic Az 9ro8ent 3inlen trogen,
eirle @elegelbeit fir cine llngelp0bnliz
de aapitalanfase bieten.
Observation-Disclosures nnb gelegramz
me fDtnen anf nniere Soften gelanbt
.|iperoen.
ai11el, &innieut & &c..
ben 13. Sftober.
@ltBer oem MISUNDERSTANDING
NOR bieler 8rief nod bon eil1em gamz
p6let begleitet, bas Ben Sitel bat:
pgon anerfannten Mutpritdten linS
|3ablen 5uiammenseitellt porben, nell
6e Die midtisen 1batia9en ser griz
tilden unb Sran50iiiden Sinan5er
flarlegen. 9iele iinb auf Sen fploens
Den Geiten ange9eben, rnb barunte1
cine S6lubfulgerul19 aug bielen 3abz
llen."
Sn bielem Gampblet miro Sic grob=
artige S%i1an5fraft @roB6ritanniens II
Sronfreids in BEN g~liibenoTen Sar=
ben selhilbert.
Muf Der britten geitc finbet iid
aber unter bieier gliibenben 2pbprei:
lung bie ebr fIein 9ebrudte $50:
ti5:
r9ie bieril, entbaltene SnFormatiot
ltanmt aug Guellen, Sic fir naffurat'
9ebalten iperoen. Sic 4ffurateIle ii
inbelien nidt gorantirt."
9iele fleinse0rludte gipti5 8eigt SEM
opd lebr beutlid Sic 8alternfangere
an, auf Die es ob9eleben lit.
Infer @eipdbrsmall1l, ser ms Sci
Brief ur1b Sic 8eilagen sur Gerfiigun!
seltellt bat, bat ollBer bieier genoun!
nod 8 pei anoere, ieoenfans bol
anberen @bicagoer 8anfier5 9elanb
er6alten, u1lb eS ~ut1terlie9t tpp6l fei
i nem Spetfel, bab 9abenpprt, Gcot
County, ipie anbere gtdbte unb gpun:
ties, III ber lebten ISOLDE nit ipl9el
5enDunsct1 iberIdipemn1t ip1rben.
GO mub nit Ser Mnleibe Dod) MIDI
Nles 10 lein, ipie es in hielen Briefe7
unb &%ampbleten geidiloert miro, Joni
lpiirben nidt 10 rielise Anlfrensungel
gema6t ipcrben, sic Nnleibeideine LIN
ter Sic 2ellte gu %bringen. Mprgan {
60. nnb tire @elfersbeIfer ieben ebe:
ibre @offnung auf Sic, bie na9 einer
alien @orte, ntdt ale tperoen.
Sea, in 9abenport, Geptt COUNT
I'M gtoote Soma, ia i'm sar5en Nait
teliueltcn, lperben lie niht biele iol9e
,Ifinoen. n2ppe's labor lott"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-26

Der ieine Aufsabe ur1cnolid eridneren
ipltroe. gr nulB alio iebenfuls Sic
geholferurlg ser belebten ieinblide11
stabt 10 IN 3alm n1lb 3iigel bqben,
ioab lie nfdt Die @elcget1beit bes eriten
Giegesgeriidltes, mic Sas in aolnen Ser
Sail tpar, 81 einem Mufitanbe benl1bt.
Sic 8olitredung pes Sobesurtbeils an
giB Gapel mar notbpenbig CUR sl1fz
redterboltung Ser Sronung in Brill
lei.
@as ms fait nod mebr intereliirt
nls ote g%rldieBuns oieier gnglanoerz
III, tit ote Srage, tpie es Ser ailociateo
4reb mDsltd mar Sic 5dreibeu unlez
reg @elat1oten 8ranb @bitlpd uub
leines 9esotionsietretars @iblon an
Die belltldeu 8eborben in pieler Mnges
|legenbcit 5i per0tfentliden? @oben
oielc 5eren lelbit Abidriften bieler
9riefe ben NreB6ureal1s iibergeber?
2os tpare cine 11neeb0riefeit, Sic .5ur
4bberuInng bcs @elanbten llnb ieines
Sefretars fiibren milBte. Cher lplte
lllllcr 8ptlhafter in 2pnhpi1, @alter
$. Sage, Ser in Ser Sad)e NIT sen
britildlen Miuiitern perbanbeltc, lie
uusge9eben. baben2 M6glid, aber
llidlt luabrideinlih. Neil1, mir l1ebz
men on, hab Sic enaliide Meeierung
lelblt oas actban, Nab lie Sic Sdriftz
ltiide, Die lnier 8ptlhaftcr ibr in 9b~
ldriften iibermittelte, pie bas@ebraudl
lit III lplden Sdlen, sen Yrebbllreolls
ibergab. n1o 5lpar III her Mblidt Ser
|Stimmlrngsrnade. 9aB ibr bieie Sos
fllt,ente nmtlih llno pertrauIib iiberz
mittclt purben, neil @bitlod ia nit
Ser @crtretuns engIilder Sntereilel1
i'll Srilnel betrallt lit, batte iih Slror
abbulten lollet1, tic alls5ugeben, aber
iibcr 3tpirnsfaoen lino britildeStontss
mdllner mod 1ic geitpIpert. MDsIiherz
.ipeile miro bas Ntlsipdrtige Mn1t in
Berlin BON @ulbtn9tpn Muilhll1b for
bern iiber Die gerDifentlidluns ser
|betr. Sbriftlriide hes amerifaniidcn
@diniiters III 8riillel. Su Dem Sau
miiBte bos staatsnepartment lidl en-
fldren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-26

g1n Iahes @noe funp III
Rocine, Ms, Der Mrbeiter Nid ali>
to!olt nod elmer 5eitlihteit, an Der
e i'm 9oufe ieines MrbeitsaenpIlen
Sam &llpcet, Der iein neues t6sim
ei1lpeibte, dis Sat teilgsnommen
battc. 8upcet eri6ob ben damn in
lelnem 9iibnerftalle. Mls ollie @G1te
,bereits fort iparen unD CT i'm erIten
lag. ipllroe al.pcet ourh
Gin @srarfd mufeepedt, pelhes aus
Dem 9iibnertalle fam. uno idnell
begab er lid nit feiner 59rptflinte
mi ben Spf binaus, I'm benz perod6z
tissn 9erania auf ben @runo gu
.seben. oils er mehrere Snredlaiiiie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-26
Die 9lnitrensunae,r, Sic britiid iran
56iiide Mnlcibe at ben Mann
SIT bringcn.

Sn inherent Mrtifel beute bor adt
Sogen, in tpelbem mir n,1lere 2eler
nit Der @ur1rung bes al1sge3eidneten
8elebrten 8rpfenpr S. %. 8nrgeB
por 8etbeili9ung an Ser englij6zfranz
5Diiidcn 0nlei6e befa1unt mabten, lagz
ten mir, baB Sic in sen M%n5eigen in
Den bteltgen englilben 3eitnngen nit
0aprgan & SO. unter5eidneten Gbicaz
goer ga11fiers i'm gan5en Mitteltpelt ten,
Sonia natiirlid eineeidlo1en, gepalti=
sc Inltrengungen maden miirben,
bnr6 an t%poblbabe,lbe 8iirger in
Stdbten unb GrtIbaften nllo auf bem
2anbe 9eridtete 8riefe biele. su 3eid~
mungcn allf beioste Nnleibe gu per@
lfiibren.
SAP uaiere @oral1sliGt ri6tig mar.
oafiir baben mir iebt Sen 8etpeis in
Ben @arben. ginem nnlerer 6efannz
telten, iebr iu%pblbabenben giirger nrb
@ei6aftslelte, no6 bo5u 5 6er
Mfunft, lit bon Ser g6icagper Banfierz
Sirma u&iHel, &iunieutt & GpmparD"
I'M Gppferp @ebal1be, Chicago, Set fol-
genbe 8rief, beglcitet bon Ganapblez
ten, in ueld)en Sic britild : fran5Diiz
l6e Inleibe als iiberalts siinitige &az
pitalsanlase iibers gobnenlieb angez
priei en u1lb bie %Sillan6fraft gn9lanbs
uno Sranfreids in's s%lan5enblte 2i6t
geltellt miro, 5ugegangen, Der Bic Gem
Dung inns gu beliebiser @erpenhung
5ugeitent bat. Ser 8rief bat in pein=
Iid 9enauer 1le6~erleblrng fplsen0en
@prtlmlt:
&i1Iel, &innicutt & So.
Sic GpoferD,
Chicago.
gritil6 Z Sran80lildc mtsipdrtise
Inleibe. 9as etngcldloiieuc girfuz
lar beldreibt p6uig Sic baltptid6li9s
item @igenldaften ser $500,000,000
briti1h : fran5Dliihen Nnletbe. Gs 1T
bies Sic eiu5ige a%llstpdrtige @erpfli6z
tullg ieDes Ser beiben 2dnber, mitgnsz
nabme BON ll1l9efdbr $50,000,O00 Elm
Sobr laufenner @cdiel ser frun8Dliz
lden Ge9ierun9, nelhe in bielem 2anz
Sc (bcu Scr. Stuaten) perful1ft lplrz
Sen. 9iele 5 Sabr gdulpbriefe
(8onbsl 1inb cine borbergebenbe
Gbulbforberuug a,1i Sic Ginfiinfte biez
ler 2dnber, Dos mill iagen, bas @elb.
&peldes beibe Matinrcn in ibrcn eiges
nen @rcn5cn BUR Siibrllng BEG ariegcS
ou~fbrin9cl1, ltellt 1llr cine iefunbare
Sbulbfprberlng on Sic Steuern1a6t
bieIer Natipncn Dor.
8ir lpiinlben bclpnbers Sic Conf
pentirunss gisenl6aft empbatiid 81
I%betouerl. 9iele 5dulobriefe (gon0s)
fDnnen auf 8llnlh Der Snbaber 81
irgcnb elmer Belt, nidt 1patcr als Der
Is. Mpril 1920 gum Gpuipertbe Gal
pari) i'll Is BIG 25 Sobr Gdulobriefe
(8pnbs) bel Sen &atione1 u1b bers
ldiebener Az proacntige g%dnlbbrtefe
Ser 8cgicru,1g bes gereinigten &bnigz
reibes bon @roBbritalmien ltnb ST.
lanb u1b Ser S%ran50lilden @epubli1
conbcrtirt lperben. 9iele AZ prp5ens
tigcn gdulbriefe (9pnbs) iino, @apiz
tai nnb 3inlcn, in 8plbmiin5c tn Del
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-26

AsE Hsa
gtr ySAeltde .Denolrat", ent@retna
oon11tags.M1isgabe feds Nunln,ert1 ie6e Bn4e,
ptrb an ote elbontenter i: biefer @tabt fiir
" eents D6bentli9 ober $500 tabrIi6 lei
SorauS5ablutg fret abgeIiefert.
Wtt ber Noft, auBerbarb ber stabt, mad IL.
gsnn etinet1 ,a9oftontt in ben Ser. Gtaaten, ga.
ndeG noer WfeSteo. $500 idtrIi@ BET goraus.
pie eDnutass . anssabe, nur bur9 bic Boil,
tsHnc teoett Goftant II ben Ser. Staatex, toftet
tdprt@ $1.00 BET @orauS5abIuno.
Ser rSalbpS@ enAtae 9.mo,rat", bur9 81.
ssolt tnnertalb Der Der. Gtaaten unb burd
1rdger IN Der Gtabt $3.50, BET DEMONSTRATING
200; mad Canada $3.50 unb mad Guropa
1900 per Sabr bel 8oraus5abIune.
Ser yasadentltde 9emotrat", in atpet 1bel.
!eeH. WHtttpots lnb spnnabenbB, toItet inner.
tdlb Der ger. staaten $500. nod @anaba INN
MAD EUROPA 1850 iihrItG BET BorausaabIung.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-26
A WEE SQUAWk

or all the hundreds of football
veterans and enthusiasts who
watched the w. S. c. scoring ma
chine run over the plucky Gonzaga
team on Thanksgiving day, only one
showed an inclination to withhold a
due mead of credit and admiration
for the great exhibition given by
Coach Deitz's squad. That one was
Wee Coyle, coach of the Gonzaga
team and for years the star quarter
back of the University of Washing
ton team under Coach Dobie. He
said:
"Gonzaga did not play the game
she did against Washington, and
that's all there is to it. We were
weakened by the loss of Carnahan
and Pike. | do not believe Wash
ington State could gain consistently
on Washington US line, even with
the powerful offense she showed to-
day. Nobody ever bucked Washing
toms line; Dobie would stop Dletz."
Of course Coyle was smarting
under the crushing defeat which his
machine had just sustained, but that
does not excuse him for attempting
to belittle the work of the winners,
nor does it add anything to his rep
utation as q football authority. His
wee squawk simply proves that he
has small mind as well as a small
body.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-26

child, or some elaborate mechanical
toy which he will not understand and
will open to see what makes it go?
Every thoughtful person knows that
the simple toys of long ago, the bits
of broken dishes, the corncob farm
animals, the rag doll, were better
loved and of more real interest to
the child than the elaborate toys of
today. The complicated mechanical
toy leaves nothing for the magma
ton of the child and he soon tires of
1t. For the small woman nothing
takes the place of the simple doll
with clothes that can be taken off
and put on. She should also be sup
piled with housekeeping things,
dishes, a cupboard to keep them in
and other simple things which will
aid in instilling ideas of right home
keeping. The boy likes building
material that can be taken down and
built up, tools and simple mechan-
ical toys within his comprehension.
Do not make the mistake of getting
playthings too complicated and too
expensive.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-26
LET US GIVE THANKS

" there ever was year in which
people of the United States had
son for observing Thanksgiving
with special devoutness, it is
5 year of 1915. The chief cause
returning thanks is, of course,
fact that this nation is at peace.
W much that means can be appre-
ted only by contrasting the hap
less and contentment of our
mes, with the sorrow and anxiety
the homes in all the warning
lions.
This country has produced abund-
crops which will command good
ICES on account of the tribulations
the old world. Industrial and
Biness conditions are steadily i'm
wing in this country, while the
Fopean nations are piling up an
lebtedness which will impose
pt-breaking tax burdens upon
pr people for many years to come,
the end is not yet.
For these great national blessings
Fy citizen should be so profound
grateful as to enter reverently into
observation of Thanksgiving day
/ VIM. GOODYEAR.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-26
"A GILDED FOOL" WILL BE
PRESENTED NOVEMBER 20
Story of Nat Goodwin's Big Success
In Henry Guy Carleton Drama

Chauncey Short, the "gilded
fool of Henry G. Cartoons drama,
"A Gilded Fool" Nat Goodwins
memorable success, which has been
prepared for the screen as a William
Fox production extraordinary, re-
leased through the Box Office At
traction company, is typical young
waster, of good family and decent in
stincts, with too much money for his
own good. Nobody takes him seri-
ously. He himself, in fact, regards
himself as a joke and life as a laugh
ing matter by no means to be taken
seriously. His life runs along in this
way till he meets Margaret Ruthven,
the charming daughter of Matthew
Ruthven, d wealthy banker of the
old school of city men"
Mr.. Ruthven, a conservative, stiff
ly starched man of affairs, regards
with contempt, not unmixed with
disgust, tho useless, worthless, young
Short, who so far, has displayed not
the slightest inclination to forsake
his clubs, cards and coaching parties.
Margaret Ruthven, however, has
awakened ambition in Shorts really
vigorous nature. He determines to
brace up and prove that when put
to it he is as good and brisk bust
ness man as any of Mr.. Ruthvens
"old, crusted school"
At first he encounters many diff
culties. So long has he played the
"giddy goat that his sudden serious
turn is regarded as merely another
of his jokes. His friends look upon
his efforts as a huge lark undertaken
at the behest of peculiar impulse
of humOr. Short, however, with
Margaret Ruthven to encourage and
aid him in his self-set task, perse-
yeres in his resolution. His old
cronies begin to drop off.
He becomes associated with the
banker in some business deals and
the old man begins to thaw just
little. Then comes rumors of an up
heavel in the money world. Securi-
ties grow wobly. Ruthven, the re-
spected conservative old banker, falls
a victim to the lures of an unscrupu-
lous partner who sacrifices all Ruth
vens interest to save himself.
Ruin stares the old banker in the
face and disgrace also in the latter
Gays of an honorable, respected bust
ness career. The blow is too much
for him to bear up under and he is
unable to assemble the loose ends of
his disorganized business. 1t is then
that the "gilden fool" comes to the|
rescue. With ready business acu-
men and energy he routs Ruthven's
foes and exposes those who have
plotted against the banker. Fight
ing with his back to the wall, he dis
plays the true metal of which he is
made. By dint of his ability alone
the day is saved and Ruthven's honor
is safe. The old banker overcome by
gratitude, readily consents to the
match between Short, now a real fig
ure in the financial world, and Mar
garet, and thus "a gilded fool comes
into his own.
The photoplay will be shown at the
Theatorium Friday, November 26.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-26
Pullman, Wash, Friday, November 26, 1915

states have every reason to be proud
of achievements in the line of rails
ing the king of fruits, and the ex-
hibit at the exposition has given the
see what the Northwest can do. The
recollection of the handsome fruit
collection of the handsome fruit
from Oregon and Washington will
linger in the minds of exposition Wis
itors long after the one little worm
which helped the distracted judges
to decision has been entirely for
gotten.-The Palouser.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-26
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PULLMAN FOLKS

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SO powerful that ONE SPOONFUL
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