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up Newcastle street during the re-
mainder of the present year.
People had an excellent opportunity
last night to realize just what a great
difference the white way made, and
no doubt some plan will be work ed
out shortly whereby plans can be
made to continue the lights. 1t is un-
derstood that the matter will again be
referred to council early in January
and it may be that the city solons will
finally decided to take over the white
way and operate it in future. A large
majority of the property owners be
lieve that this is the only way that
the white way can be continued. and
it has already been demonstrated that
it is practically impossible to contin-
ne it under the old plan.
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Serious Damage.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. IL
The storm was a heavy one through
out Connecticut the snow fall and
sleet both causing serious damage
IN the electrified zone of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford serv-
i've will be impaired for consider
able period The damage done to
overhead wire construction wire will
require weeks to repair.
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ADVANCE IN CRUDE OIL.

TULSA. Okla, Dec l4.-Another ad-
vance OF ten cents in crude oil, max
ing the present quotation $l.20 bar
rLl, was announced today by the
Prairie Oil and Gas company.
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CABLES CRIPPLED.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Owing to
the storm which has interfered with
the land lines Of the cable companies
cable dispatches are badly delayed.
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CONVENTION JUNE 7.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Re-
publican National convention will be
held on June T. and the place will
probably be Chicago.
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THEY ARE DOING MUCH IN RAILS
ING FUNDS BY SALE OF TU-
BERCULOSlS SEALS.

ATLANTA, Dec. 1.-THE public
school children of Georgia are doing
magnificent work this year in aiding
in the sale OF Red Cross Christmas
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'ked, run
local drug
nave a rare
oldest tOnicS
" guarantee
.eStOre vital
return your
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
ATTORNEYS PAY
TRIBUTE TO MRS. COLE

Following is the tribute Of the Inn
perial County Bar Association to the
memory of Mrs. f. j. Cole, who died
Wednesday. The resolution was
adopted by unanimous approval of the
members.
Whereas, our Heavenly Father has
seen fit, in his infinite wisdom, to call
from our midst to the Celestial home
above our friend and neighbor, Mrs.
Lou r. Cole, wife of our esteemed su-
perior Judge; now therefore be it
J Resolved, That we, members of the
Bar Association of Imperial County,
hereby express our high appreciation
of the life and character of the de-
ceased and our deep sympathy with
her bereaved family.
"Resolved, That these resolutions be
entered upon the minutes Of our as
sociation and that Il copy OF the same
be rendered to our superior Judge"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
Christian Church.

Bible school, 10 a. m; contest witt
Redlands continues. Address by Mrs
G. NJ. Anderson of Whittier. II a. m.
anthem, "Seek Ye the Lord" Baum.
bach); solo, Mrs. Phil d. Swing
Christian Endeavor, $3.50. Sermon by
the pastor, 1870; subject, "a Conscript
Cross-Bearer' song by male quartet
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Great organ recital Thursday even
ing. All are cordially invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
LARGE SHIPMENT OF
WATER PIPE
RECEIVED BY LOS ANGELES PIPE
FIRM
200. 900 Feet Ready for Immediate
Shipment.

The Adams Pipe Works of Los An
geles, which recently changed manage
ment, announce that they have just
received one of the largest shipments
of water pipe received by any one firm
in II single week. All sizes are in
cluded and all pipe absolutely GUAR
anteed. Special prices on various sizes
as follows Riveted Dipped Pipe, 10
inch, soc; 4-inch, 12c. Standard Pipe,
S-inch, 45c; 6-inch, 35c; 5-ineh, soc;
4-inch, 25c; 3-inch, 15c; Y inch, i212 G;
Pinch, 7hc; 1h inch, &c; a inch, sc;
1-inch, 4c; z inch, &c. Tubing, . inch,
size. o. ID. Casing, 1O-inch, zoe: s.
inch, 45c; 4A Inch, 22c; 4-inch, lTc;
8 y inch, IS 2c; 81 inch, 13c; 3-inch,
12c.
Mail orders and quotations given
prompt attention. Adams Pipe Works,
POPS Bay St. Los Angeles, Cal. Broad
way 1864. F1917. Night and sunday
phone, Vermont 1894.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
Sunday School Contest.

A great deal of enthusiasm is de-
veloping among the workers of the
Christian church over the contest with
the Redlands Sunday school. Last
Sunday the attendance at the home
school was 230 and the collection
SILT. An but SO were on time. The
attendance at Redlands was 241 and
the collection S7.28. The local school
asks its friends to rally in force to-
morrow to assist in the contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
CITY AND VALLEY

Marriage License--Homer .. IRWIN.
p, and Gertrude l.. Sparks, 20; both
residents of HoItville.
X :; ;;
w. 7. u. Meeting-There will be
a special meeting of the W. I. l. u.
at the Methodist church, Monday,
March %, at 2:30 p. M, to appoint
superintendents and elect delegates to
the convention.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Will
son, Brawey, March II, son. The
boy. whose birth occurred on the day
which is set aside in observance of
lreland's patron salt has been christ
ened Hugh Patrick Wilson.
=: ;: *
l.. & s. Theatre-SiX special reels
of pitcures will be shown at the L..
Il S. tonight. including u two-reel fea-
lure of western life, "At Devils Hole" !"
where the outlaws and u. S. cavalry
mix in a stirring fight; two single
part dramas and two comedies, prom
ises an exceptional program.
X X x
Theatre Tulane-Tonight will be the
last appearance of the popular Glad
stone Entertainers in an entire change
of program, giving IA special feature
numbers; also an entire change OF
pictures. Two shows, commencing at
7 and O. Coming Sunday night, Mac
lvn Arbuckle in George AIDES comedy
drama in 5 parts, "The County Chair
man.
81. Patrick's Partv-Friday even
ing the Epworth League of the Meth
odist church were entertained with a
progressive St. Patrick's party at
the homes of the Misses Cora Nuffer
and Julia Foncannon, on Olive street.
The hostesses were Mrs. Harry Jones
and the Misses Dorothy Masten, Julia
Foncannon and Cora Nuffer. Thirty
young people We're present and a
most delightful evening was spent.
Convention at Holtville-A district
of the Christian churches
of the valley is in session today al
Holtville. Among the speakers adj
dressing the women's session this aft
ernoon are Mrs. G. M. Anderson OF
Whittier. Mesdames Violette Camp
bell, Conley and Hayes, OF ri Cen
tro, and Mrs. Shoptaugh of Holt
vile. A good delegation of women
went by automobile from FL Centro
at l p.. m. Tomorrow afternoon Rev.
F. NJ Rogers of Los Angeles will be
the chief speaker and the pastors of
the valley churches will make brief
addresses.
x :: x
Tunnel Finished Nearly 1.200 feet
of Tunnel No. 8 on the San Diego &
Arizona railway has been excavated.
This leaves less. than 200 feet yet to
be dug. This is the first tunnel to
be encountered on leaving the 1mpe-
rial Valley toward San Diego. Worl;
of laying the final rails on the fin
ished portion of the road at the west
arn edge of the valley has been com
pleted. About 80 days will yet be
to finish the first tunnel.
Tunnel No. 4, where the road crosses
the boundary line, is finished. An
unique feature of this tunnel is that /
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
Methodist Church.

Communion will be held tomorrow
at the close of the morning service.
At II a. m. the pastor speaks on
"Jesus Only; Miss Georgia Watkins
will sing "Christ Is An" An invita-
ton is extended to the entire mem
bership and all Christians to meet at
the Lords table. At 1880 the theme
will be "Christianity and the Working
Classes" All sons of toll specially in
vited. Sunday school at 9:45; come
on time. Epworth League at $50;
leader, Harold Thompson. Strangers
always welcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20

it begins in the United States and
ends in Mexico.
y. " :.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
Haas Gets His.

Los Angeles, March 20.-"Rev." Os-
car Haas. alleged medium, convicted
recently for swindling Mrs. Parl p.
Flynn by spurious message from her
dead mother, was today sentenced to
two years in San Quentin.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
Gen. Marshall's Caleyic

ends in Mexico
X X ::
Gen. Marshalls CaleXico
may be the headquarters Of General
w. l.. Marshall, consulting engineer
to Secretary of the Interior Lane, says
the Calexico Chronicle, during the
progress of the protective work in
Mexico. While in Calexico Wednes-
day General Marshall said that, while
Yuma is closer to the work which he
will personally supervise, he is desir-
GUS Of keeping in touch with the en-
tire work south of the boundary, and
for that reason he might take up his
temporary residence here. In rock re-
vetment work below the intake Cen
eral Marshall will spend approximate
t. $4,000. He says that the Colo
RADIO river threatens the levees at
several points and that the work is as
necessary as that about Volcano lake.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
The UnlOaded Gun.

Los Angeles, March 20.-Harold
Baker, aged Ia, playing with a gun
believed to be unloaded, shot and Sc
riously wounded William Bodie, aged
ID
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20

Marriage Iicense--Homer o. irwin,
p, and Gertrude l.. Sparks, 20; both
residents of H0Itville.
y ): ;:
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sixth and Orange streets; VIM. Ar
thur Cook, Phi. d., minister. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Morning worship
at II o'clock. Christian Endeavor So
ciety, 6:45 p. m. Evening preaching
service at 1870.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
Baptist Young People.

Come and hear b. Y. p. u. Field
Secretary l.. =. Valentine, Sunday
evening at 6:30, First Baptist church,
corner Sixth and Holt. A cordial
welcome is extended to all.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-20
AT THE CHURCHES
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.

Sl. FaU1 Tp1sCUpHI VHUTVH.
The fifth Sunday in Lent. Holy
8 a. m. Morning prayer.
with sermon by the Rev. Timon f.
Owens, II a. m.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-30
(. Bavannoitani.

OIen fristiIIis uaieIiner, o6otan
SunaIon ipaItafunnan lGbestpmiStd,
ianoon Rristufien etuonfeIiumia ia
minun toiponi tGbtGd foImi-pbteiieen
SumaInoub paan en- filth ole iGiene.
nd fnuIuipa mibinfddn iuomalaiieen
ieurafuntoon, ippstd, ettei minulla o.
Ie tiIaifuitta iiiben. Olen ioitafin
ipuoiio olIut @uttoian Iufiia ia iei-
raten jiind oIleita firioihifiia. oleeRf
iiten ionfunperrsn eeadsipt tl,tisti,-
-1ttddM Imerifan iuom,aIaisten fristil'
Iifeen ieurafunta eldmaGn. Wtind
nden iieIId borrastusta pprfimpsta
ia foimeita, mutto ei mielestdni fpl-
lin paIion pfiimieIiipptta eta in'
paitieipaiiuutto. Olen mposfin nofe-
ninGni fieIlG itieffdiippttd ia parem-
mintietdiuGiippttG. NGmd fplIa on
turmeItuneen ibmisIuonteen ominai'
iuuffia ia me faifin niisfd fompas'
tumme fiisteII6 iiit6 miten itiefnfin
on usfoon tillut. SilId mitd iiind
on erotusta tapabtuupa ie luetun eli
foarnatun ianan fautta. fan Seeius
4ristus janoo. ettei fenfdGn tnle mis
nun tpfoni eIlei STA bdntd meod.
Sdnen tpfonid on meiodn iofo mentd'
ND eli tuItama. fila bdnelId on eld-
man iono ia bdnen fauttaon on neil
Ie armo ia out,ius tullut.
Raamattu o~iottoa eta 2ristis
mof{oi TOTO eli faifen mailman inn
min ia. jos maaiIma faiffi nsfoii'
Seefufien &ristufien Sumolan aino'
an poian pdGIIe, min ie mposfin III
Iiii o~utuaaffi, mutta usfoofo faitf1
maoiIma fem pdGlIe, jofa ipntiier
uanbursfoafii tefee, ne, iotfa ei nsff
I~unostustoan ioututpot faootafieen.
s. SO.
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3~nnIntns.

Galumetin acknowledgement. mnoii'
fofous pioetGGn firfon baaIisia fun.
nuntaina 2 pdima tammifuuta ~.
1916, ioten feboitetaan faiffi ieura-
funtaan fuuIupia ioapumoan fofouf-
ieen fcsfusteIemaan ia pGdttdmadn
1oiioista ia paIitiemaon iObtofunto
alfamaIIe puooeIIe. 3ofoiis oIfao
Flo 8 ap.
SObn u. poIner, Siaae 2inberen.
J eHmies. nriuri.
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Y6ptGfiria.

Solmes Gitpn @m. 2ntb. 3anial.
Iisieurafunnan muoiifofoufiesta, 10.
ia pioettiin firfosia iouluf. 20 p.
1915.
Bpf. aoottiin rGstinG oletpat ia.
fen. ia papinfannatls .mafiut.
Bpf. 2tettiin fuIuneen tpuooen
fofousten popt6firiat ia bpfuGfipttiin,
pGdtosten mufaiiifii.
@aIittiin tiIin tarfastaiifii: Gbas.
Stat Seiffinen ia past. S.
S~ursfonen. EiIit Iopoettiin oifeif-
Fl, ioten fasiamiebelle mponnettiin IL
Iipapaus.
a Ipf. 3uloio $203.tS. uIos
memoia $162.67, iddnn0s fasiaan on
$4O.5t.
5 Hpf. @aIittiin pirfaiIiiat ioifii
tiIipat: gfimiebeffi Senrp 2ampi
uioeIIeen ia gbas. Wation ia fparalle
Mntti @faIo, rabaston b~oitaiafii @bas
iSobnion; taIousmiebcfii, @ntti Ga
la; Sobn Seiffinen ia Gbas. Sobn-
fon. Biinifosio $. 2ammelIe ia ur'
furifii Miis 2iIp 2ampi.
6 Bpf. Hapin fpipmps otcttin Jolt
tenfin ipaatimufiesta uutta pappio
Wutta cntinen pappi Sobn SnuSfo'
men tuIi iGIIeen malitufii iuurellc
dGntcn enemmistoIIG, fits foIme dGn
I'd oil postaan. .Bappi tiiIee fGpmGdr
ferta fuusia $t44.00 muoiipalfalIa
eli IL oolIoria ferraIto.
Bpf. BGGtettiin pitGG iuuret Sn
bonnus iubIat emf feidnd, iofa ia
iobtofunnon biiostaon; miten ia mis-
IA iitd pibedtddn.
8 ppf. YdGtettiin ettei pfiitpister
futiumat papit iaa iafaa firfosia eb
'tooIIisto. iImon ieurofunnon papir
iuostumustn. eli mufona oIematta-
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PaikkakannaIta.


- Yun11etlr maatafIaluar 1oftrnr
miIId fuIietetaan saioIiinia, on tpaI.
ton olipn tarfastaia Der. Barron
~m6ar6nnpt. Quota "punasten fan-
nuien" Iafia on SronipoobiSia ennen-
fin nouoatettil, pann iiind ei ole oIti
aiman turbantarffoia, paan on ia-
maa fannua faptettp tpuofia ilman
~iiuoistettu maaIausfa ia iiten on
maaIi oiittain fi,lunut pois ia min
tuIIut n1bemmGn buomattapafii.
Mutta Scr. Barron mdGrda ne pibet-
tGtp6fii oifein "firpeGn piinaiiena.
= &mpIlnt. Mnbrep @ustaf 2ai.
tinen Marensosia, @is., iai pois-
muutto fGsfpn I. t. 81 pnG. 8ainaia
oil Nrs. ia Scr. Sobn 2aitiien man.
bin poifa, jofa ipntpi SnrIepsid,
isis, maalisf. 81 p. 1889. Sal
feenpGin on ban n~anbempienia fans.
ia oiunut Srontpoobisia ia Wontrea-
Iisia, @is.. iosta muiittimat Maren-
COON, oIlen tGGII1 eniimmGiiet iuom.
ainffaat, IA muotta fifteen. @ainaia
fuiIni tdaIIG yst. yboistpfien rait-
tinsieuraan, oIlen fiinG fen perusta-
mifesta asti ia alma josiah Iuotta.
mustoimesfa, MILLION eiimiebend ia
firiurina, y. M. 2ltonteenia puoIesto
oil bdn miellpttGpd, alma ~bpndntab-
toinen bpmp bruIiQa ndbtiin ban fes-
f~usteIemasia benfiIon fansia, ionfo
fobtaii. 8oIistunlit, firiaIIiiuutto
rafostana oil bGn. Mutta ban ma.
Iistui %iairautenia aifana mpos ben.
eeIIiiisid aiioisia, eta moi @apabta.
jaania turtuaten tdStG maoiImasto
eritG. 8ainaia iairasti miime maa.
~Iisfuusta aSti minuaistdutio, oIler
fliitenfin jaIfeiIlo, patti miimeiier
milton ennen ~fiiolemoonia. SGn OF
ctiinDt aqua monelta IdGfdriItG, Isb
Ianoisio, Sron @eItisid ia Iocbeste
riSia, Rinn., mutta iImon trIofiia
SoimaolIinen l1Gf6ri oinoaStoan fp
feni parantomaan. Sa%ittaioiiet pie
tettiin ioiiliiaottona flo 2 ip. Noren
gosia. Suruioottoon fuilIui noin AZ
bemosmoIjaffoa foiffiaon. 2eipGt
foon niiori peIiemme raiibasio lutte
ran, mutta Ipbpen tpopdimdnia iGI
feenl Santa foipaamaon iGi paiti
~monbemmat, 3 iisfoo, 4 ueIieG, iuo
Teri ~pcrbeineen ia 2 enoo perbeineel
Inreneosia.
M 81 I'd FL" H-
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&nnIntnS.

Besiemerin iuon. etp. Iutb. 4anial.
IiSieuraf. ip~uoiifofous pioetddn Gai.
fli- raittiusieiiran biioneelIa tammif.
8 b. flo 8 III. 1916.
&ofoufiesia i%paIitaan %ienrafunnaI.
le pirfailiiat ia ~palpeliiat ia fesfus.
tellaan ia p1GtetGGn faifista ieiira.
funnalle fuuIumista aiioista. &ebo'
tetaan faiffia ie%urafunnan iGieniG
fofoufiecn ioufoIIo.
9esiemer, @icb., jouIuf. 90 p
1915.
y. Sippola, @miI &eIto
Clinics. firjuri.
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SImspitas.

M
Sbe Sinnisb Co.. Operotiue Era.
bling 60. Standardization tpnoii.
fofons pibet6Gn Balatiin baalilla,
Sronpoobisio, Micb. Tammifuun 10
p. 1915, alfaen tdsmGIIeen fIo 8 az.
miiIIa.
aofouffesia mennddn ldpi fadn.
noisia m%d6r6tpt tebtdipdt, iefd mirut
fofoufiesia mabboIIiiesti ellie tufe-
mot aiiot.
.Tbe Sinnisb Cooperative Srabine
6. Sobtofunfo.
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Jsesus lneiI.e.

&oiianna mailIemme, Terme tilliit
riemufiemmc, SaIfos iuureen Iasfeul.
me, Balapaiien ipoGmemme, Terlpe
raubon rubtinas, &dp npt iifdGn lin
nobas. &iitettp olfoon Serra, mini,n
turrpani! MinG fiitGn Serraa fai.
fiesta ipoGmestGni bursfasten neii-
mosia icurafunnasia. SpoGmeni i.
Iogta on pIitie miiotaiua, fosfa tdGl-
I'd fplmdll6 Nortb Dafotan aaipifol.
iofiu, min pitfGstd oiasta on fdpnpt
IGmmittdndn eipanseliumin tiiuIab.
bus. &c &erron omot tie6Gtte len !.
bomunoen fpIl6. mltta ipo6meni on
min ipttpnpt iiitd ibanasta danestd.
etten moi oIIo mainitfematta teilIe.
On Min fetpentGtp66 hruIIo n,io fonat
eta iidIId on bptp6 tobto ontaa nellie
ipnnit onteefii. Sis urinunfin pobon
fpnmit on Seelus tperelI6dn pesipt
pubtaifii Iumimolfeifiii 81 ibana ar
mon merrill Euoret IauIoitpat tadlla
Ieuroisja toas min ibanast. Oi iba.
mao enfelien Iaili,al aiitt6fd6 foif-
fioIIa te nuoret Seeiusto, parasite ps-
t~GapG6nncl 81. antofaa ipoGmenne
fofonaon b6neIIe npt ipnnpin labiaffi.
TpptGfdd pGdstG lifemma bGnen bel.
LAD jpoGndtGdn. 81. nina toinoiiin.
nina tabtoiiin Iifemmas. lifemmas
Seefusta. paiffa risti painais mum
moaban. fumminfin IdbemmdS iinna
Seetus, IGbemmds iiuua ipaan, min
olemme fpII6 ibanot ueri.pIidn fiji
misid. Sban fuin moriian fannis-
t~ufieSinan. SON antoa Tpban Sen.
fenjG nellie, eta me usfomme banen
ppbGn fanania. Muta meta $erra,
eta ppipiiimme. fpobmoina loppuiin
astii Sumolon armon baltnun te ro-
fastetut Serron
- . 81 kS1
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@anbemmot ia miirt omaifet ppp-
tGipGt Iauiua fiitofienia furuiaattoon
'ofaa ottamiIIe ia miii,sta atpuSta, 10.
ia foniaIaiiet oioittitpat belize ipaina.
jon iairastris .aifanal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-30

Solmes Gitpn @m. 2utb. &aniaI-
Iisieurafunnan muoiifofoufiesta, io'
ia pioettiin ~firfosia iouluf. 20 p.
1915.
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Nmpitns.

8afefieloin &anialIisieuraf fristil.
linen m,oriiopbbistps pitGd fofouffen
tamifitnn 5:bes palma, Sobn Nieme-
Idn taIosia. Tdsid fofoufiesia on
monta tGrfeGG oiiaa fGiiteItGnGnd.
&aiffien iGienien IGsnGoIo diff iuota.
paa! Eiilfaa joufoIIn.
6. Inberion. firiuri.
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Slmtpitns.

@niimGiienG iunniint. Ioppiaiiesto
ieirat 9eecbpoooisia, @iffo eipcIiIId
flo 1 ip.
s. 8. Seimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-30

eIfiHiepefr sitfof wtdti, flriiififif
.Sobn @ormas, paraf. s. g. @afi.
robastonboitajafii q. Torffonen, d.
afonifii gietOr Deaf ia iobtofunnan
iafenifii &. Boti, 9. BibIoiamoa ia
9alIe @ief.
Tapinpalffaa plennettiin $1,000.
Seurafuntaan pbtpi fafii initta jGien-
I'd perbeineen.
Intafoon Sierra runiaan iiunarf-
fen ielrafunnaIlifelIe tpoIIe.
&otcnffesio oIlut.
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Kansan RlrIeita.
Sopelims, @inn.

Sairautta on npfp6dn paIion paif-
fafunnaIIamme ia pmpGristoIl6. io-
ten tddlId Ell moi pitdd iumaIanpalpe-
Iafiiafaan.
Meibdnfddn firfosia eli iaatu pitGd
ioulufuuiiiublaa eifG iumalanpalpe-
lusta toiiena iorlupdim6nd. Seura-
funta pitt fi,itenfin fiIoin muoiifo.
foufienia, iofa oil iban pfiimieIinen.
@irfaiIiioifii palittiin ieuraauat:
@iimiebefii past. so. gnttonen, mara
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-30
Sfami anttaa ia inoiaa.

Sidni anttaa ia inoiaa.
8oiff' en- tuota tieoafadn,
eIdm6ItG toipon palion,
YaIion mietin, baoweiIen.
Sion maifo inrun uorion
@uIIe. $erro, ontanet9
eoIdttua on ipieId miilto
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-30

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feIlsia t~arffoina oianpitdiind. = So.
fefaa PURPLE banb." = Triplett.
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moin pari beposta. 2pipfdd %ieuraa.
tpasta paifasta:
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31
LHR0REIlRl(H
WINS APPROVAL

Lenore Ulrich sin sKilmeny," has
won the hearts of the. patrons of the
Liberty theateF, judging by the un-
qualified approval given the premier
of that picture and that star last
highland the Liberty first nighters"
are severe critics when the bill does
not prove up to their liking.
However, it is nothing unusual for
this remarkable young lady-she is
but nineteenth become popular over
night. She is a find" Of Oliver Mo-
rcscc, and when he entrusted her
with the stellar role in THE Bird Of
Paradise" the popular play with "a
Hawaiian setting, she became a star
following her initial performance.
The scenes in ''Kilmeny" are laid
in California and numerous points OF
interest are shown in the film. An
abandoned mountain side gold mine is
used for the cave scenes. The mine
was the scene of one of the bloodiest
mining fueds of the early days in Cali.
fornia It still shows strong ore in
dications, but its actual owners long
ago met violent deaths and a clouded
title has kept it idle for several de-
cades.
The Diamond from the Sky" is a
tense and thrilling picture and con-
tinues to hold strong interest in
this wonderful serial story in the pic
lures.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31
M0URQS
AS TENOR SMILES

When Bugenio de Folco, the tenor,
is all smiles. over a packed opera
house, and the S. r. o. sign is out,
with scores Of people turned away be
cause of lack of room to seat them,
de Folco, the proprietor of the
grand opera company, is gloomy.
The tenor delights in packed houses
and the s. r. O., whereas de Folco
the manager considers every person
turned away from the box Office as
money lost,
81 wonder If this will be too small. =
he unused, standing in the aisle OF the
deserted Hawaiian Opera House the
day he signed the lease for the four
weeks opera season which viii be ush-
cred in with Verdf's aida" on Jan
nary II.
Quickly his practised eye estimated
the seating capacity of the house, and
he shook his head This is nice and
coy, but wish I'had an Ideal theater.
once read OF man who planned
one, made of substance resent bling
rubber to stretch when de-
sired, and as required, and to contract
If heavy storm came up and kept
theatergoers away. Some day I'd like
to perfect such an invention. Z
s One week from today de Folco and
his. company of IS leave San Fran
cisco for Honolulu on the Great Norths
ern. ~ iss