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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, o. We. the undersigned. have known r. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm: NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
 Toledo, 9. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills fol. constipation,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of real estate recorded yesterday are reported by the G. w.. Byington Abstract company, as fol- lows:
 Thomas Morgan to Robert B. Nor gan, undivided 4 interest in and to N F lot z of Allie addition; $20o.
 Wiley D. Monk to A. w. Troupe, WIZ SWH of 35-411; $350.
 J. P. Walt, ct al., commissioners, to R. A. Dickey, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block II. town of Altheimer; $1,250.
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 Naw York, May 27.-New Yotk so- ciety received shock that has set it awhirl, when Mrs. Helen Nj. Kelley charged her eighteen-year-old daush- ter. Eugenia kelley, with being an jncorrigible before Magistrate House in the Yorkville court today. Tn spite of the protests of Mrs. Kelly, the case was continued at the request of the counsel for the girl until she could procure several witnesses she maintained were necessary for the proper trial of the case. 4
 Miss Kelly is the daughter Of the late Edward Kelley. a banker. Who on his death, left z fortune estimated at s3 3.50O,O ,OO0, which he divided under his will between his wife and his two daughters, Mrs. Ralph Hill Thomas, formerly Mrs. Frank J. Gould, Eu- genia's sister, is siding, with the girl and has put up the securities neces~ sary to keep her from remaining Ill jail pending the decision of +he court
 Miss Kelly, her motlcr says, IS m the hands and completely controlled
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COTTON DR0PS;
 ''' THEN REBOUNDS
,,oo, Cables and Scattered rvo eo1l;nc More Than Over
 come by Fresh Buying.

no,, orleans, May 27-Pcor cables
 va ., loss of 3@7 points around o@Us one,ing of the cotton market to- 'D' ,,,t steadin: ss developed soon day, .m o what brokers said was fresh iol,s ,s sour u of business prices were 7 pon,u ma,b of an oversold m7rket in- .,ased l' 's buying and toward noon cl."as l.eas were 1 point up to 1 pl,u1 ,wr compared with yesterdays c'os,t cottc,, closed steady at an advance .. l0s points. The rang:
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New Orleans Suot C0tf0n.

New Orleans, May l27.-1spot cotton quiet and unchanged; sales, on the srot 1905 bales, to arrive GAO bales; scod ordinary, 6.99c; strict good cfdlnary, 7.55c; low middling, S.1Sc; strict low middling, 'S.G3c; middling, ss; ,o strict middling, 9.25c; good mid oEns' 9.37c; strict good middling, sNe; receipts, 1,16S bales; stock, 25SS52 bales.
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day to bring down the price of the May option.
 Serious complaints as to field con- dltlons in Iowa had bullish influ- ence on corn. It was said the plant ed acreage in Iowa might be greatly reduced. Opening prices, which varied from 3-SM1-2c to 1c higher, were followed by additional upturns.
 Oats developed flrmness with other cereals. Advances, however, were relatively small.
 Provisions tOCk the same course as grain. An upturn in the big mar ket was decided help.
 A subsequent big break in quota tions for May wheat pullsd down pric-s for the rest of the list to some extent, but the new crop months rallied. The close was steady, , 1-4c down to 1c up, com pared with last night.
 A little reaction in corn, which re- suited from the setback in wheat, was not Of lasting sort. The close was firm at 1011 lie net advance. Thc leading features closed as fol- Jews:
 Wheat-May, $1.45; July, $1.27 1-2; September, $1.21 1-2c. Corn-May, 75 1-sc; July, 77c; $ ptcmber, v 5-Sc.
 Oats-'May, o2 3-4c.
 July 30 172c; September, 45c. Mss pork-May, $1797; July, $1S.22.
 Lard-May, s9.72; July, 9.S7. Short ribs-May, $10.41; July, {! $106o.
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NOTICE.
Sewer District No. f6.

Including Barrow's addition; Cock Till addition, llolderness- Scnyard ad- dAion, Culpeppcr's addition, Brun- son $ addition
 Tie tax book for the collection of special assessment upon the real property in Sewer District No. 1G In the City of Pine Bluff, has been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their ass ssment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made ac- ion will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment, and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 5th day of May, 1915.
 VIM. V. HUTT, City Collector. Office, City Hall, 3 a. Ill. to D. m.
 5-6-1m
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CHICAGO GRAIN.
wheat Props s Cc>.& Total of 15 In
 Two. Days.

ohlcsgo, May 27-May wheat drop pea eight cents a bushel today in auuillon a to fall yesterday of near y seven cents. The price today apne to SLAP as against $1.G7 at the sesl CT the war excitement Febru- ths. Ms D. Signs appeared to indicate' ma'' owing to recent lack of export sa',' wa 'ne danger of shortage of s 1neat On May 31, the end of the crop ;ear ;. mad about reached the vanish ~s point. It took little selling to-
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Danger to Children,

Serious illness often result from lingering coughs and colds. The hack ing and disturbed sleep rack q child's body and the pOisons weaken the sys tenn, so that disease cannot be thrown off. Foloy's Honey and Tar Compound has eascd coughs, colds and croup for thr,e 1neratlons; safe to use and quick to act There is no better medicine for croup coughs anc colds. Mann Pharmacy
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ALTHEIMER RELIEVED.
May Resume Grocery Business, bus
 Enjoined from Selling Liquor.

By consent of all parties concern ed. Chancellor John M. Elliott yes- terday entered an order permanently enioining Fred Althe im?r, negro grocer of Altheimer, from selling in toxicating liquor. At the same time, iJudge Elliott revoked a former order, closing Altheime r's place Of business. The effect of this will be to permit Altheimer to resume grocery business. The negro was
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FOR Al4E-rLOWIERS. SWEET peace 90 cents per 100. l have just opened, a new green house, ana am prepared to furnish all klhas of flowers and pot plants for any purpose. Make a speciality of porch baskets, also renew your old basket. All kind of vegetables and tomato plants. Give me your order. Mrs. T. II. Flowers, Sl9 West 11th Ave. Phone z3S.
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.,';I's E
I'nsing EiNirict No. 3l.

Pine street from Fourth to Ninth aV nuCs.
 The tax books for tlre collection of SD Clal assessment upon the real property in Paving District No. 3l in the City of Pine Bluff, has been placed in my hands.
 All oWncrs of real property lying in th2 district are required to pay 'hclr assessments to me within thirty days from this date. 1T such payment is not made ac- ton will be commenced at the end oi that time for the collection of such ass 0ssmcnt, and for legal pen altcs and cost.
 Given under my hand this 5th day Of May 1915.
 'MlM. V. HUTT, City Collector. Office, City Hall, 3 a. m. to 8 D. m.
 5-61m
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the American public has learned to save."
 This was the statement made hefe tonight by pr. Edward Ewing Pratt' chief of the federal bureau or foreign and domestic commerce, in a speech before the California Bankers asso- citation.
 He pointed out the difficulties of building up international trade and international banking and outlined the duties of the banks of the United States in seizing the opportunity pre- sented by the war.
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NY. IlGuri Ifnh yNlnA-

Chicago, May 2G.- Dr. Henry Bak of Atlanta, Ga. president of thp South ern College of Medicine, died at a hospital here. Er. Ball was born ill Austria-llungary 6S years ago, and fer number of years was chief Of staf of the army medical corps of that nation. He came tO America %'3 years age. He is survived by a Wid- oW and seven children.
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St. Louis Live Stock.


 St. Louis, May 27.-IIogs-Re- ceipts, 5,300; higher; pigs and lights $6.4007S5; mixed and butchers, $I.790 7.S5; good heavies, $7.7oW 7.S0.
 Cattle-Receipts, 1,6o0; steady; native beef steers, $7.50M9.25; yearl- ing steers and heifers, $S.oO@9.3o; ;; COWS, '$6.00M750; stockers and feed CTS, $G,00M6.S3; Texas and Indian steers, S3.7oMS.65 COWS and heifers, S4oo@6.5o; native calves, $6.0o@ 9.50.
 Shecp-Rcce.pts, 2,1o; lower; clip ped muttcns, $6.25M6.95; clipped lambs $9.oo@1o25; spring lambs, $10OOM1225
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AMERICANS MUST SAVE.
Country Will Never Become Great Financial Nation Until Public
 Learns to Save.

San Francisco, May 27.-"We will never become great financial nation, loanjng money to other nations ana financing our own foreign trade until
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Chicago prOduce

Chicago, May gher receipts, 22,37s cases; at mark, cases in0luded, 16M17c; ordinary firsts, 16@16 1-2c; firsts 17M17 1-2c.
 Butter-Lower; creamery, 22M27c
 Potatoes-Unchanged; receipts, p cars.
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St. TOuiS Grain.

St, Louis, May 27.-Wheat-No. 2 red s1.43;; No. , hard, $1.43@146.
 Corn-'No. ? 7G 12c; No. ? white, Tic.
 Oats-No. ? 51c; No. white 5lc.
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WANT TO BUY X LOT WIQ@f OF
 Main street; must be within im- prov mcnt district; will pay part cash and balance win iGrm5; ad- dr- ss ",j.' car Graphic J .s3, 6 |
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FOR k ENT I.

FOR SALE-MEXICAN JUlNE CORN straight whippoor-wi Peas and
 Clay Peas. We buy and ssll all Country Produce. Pine Bluff Commission Co.,, 102 E. BArraque, opposite courthouse. u
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tried recently on a charge of selEns liouor without license, the jury tall ing to agree.
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FOR stALE-TWO OF THE MOST desirable building lots in Austin X Taylor's addition located at the corner of 25th avenue and OaK street. If you want bargain see 7 me. Can make terms. Also tW" lots in F. M. Smarts addition. F. P. hearn, at Mann's Garage.
 5-27-6t
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"PunCturc Sealer" will instantly. automatically seal all punctures, from the smallest pin to a large Spike, for sale only by CLEVEIAND-M MAT TllEWS HOW. co.
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New York SnNt Cotton.

New York, May I27.-Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands, 9.55c; no sales.
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FOR SALE-A RARE BARGAIN, Woods electric auto, 1914 model. Must sell at once. For particu- lars write to Miss Leonora Rice, 2214 Arch street, Little Rock. ..
 5-27-1m
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FOR RENT-TWO ALL MODERN
 Bungalows, close in, Third and Elm, call or phone 1434. 5-23-6t
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CLASSIFIED w 4 A A N Y = Bring Resulss---lry Ore

rccms, furnished for light house. furnishci; close in; all mod m canveni. .c $; appiy 7oG W. Third Or |, ,lcphonc 13E1. 5-.3-tf
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FOR RENT-TWO ROC'MS FUR Hished or unfurnished for llgAt
 housekeeping; apply 516 w. Pull len, or phone 2O29. o-o-lhl
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FOR SALE-EARLY ENGLISH wood dining room suite used less than six months, good as new TOT sale for cash or easy payments. Address "H. A." care Graphic.
 3-25-tf
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FOR RENT-TWO NEWLY. FUR nished rooms for light heusekeep- ing with all modern conVcnltnces; awls newly tinted; apply HUI
 Beech street. o-zo-ot
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it0l ND -- ttJl4N1 lI3M ANsi OPEN face which. iickad up in front of Hotel Pines Friday night owner can recover by calling upon Deputy Constable Jam R iden- Etf, ovr E0bbu x Dancy's pharmacy, identifying property property and Paying Tor this ad.
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LOANS WANTED-IF YOU WANT TO
 borrow money. buy or sell proper ty, see or phone Hollis Real Estate Go, 123 k West 2nd Ave. Phones Nos. 2 and 112. II
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SEE MAJOR WNlYESlDE x SON
 for all kinds Of trash hauling or call 'phona 1GS. 4-l5-tS
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"a tl&NARD-IF I'RTY WHO
 found Diamond rins vii, bring to ihls office no questions will be
 ashed. o23-6t
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w A " T l. D '.

2o00 rHGlaIa3 TO SEE
 Mrs. I. alie Garter ill "TAe ilcart
 of Maryland" E st theatre Wcd- nesday and Thursday. 3-2o-21
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Y O H. $ "A l. F. :.

FOR sNilE1=.splaCGND HIND iR0N
 sate. Williams X DeWoody. '-26-6t
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, May 27,-spot cotton easier; good middling, 5.fS; middl- ic 514d; low middling, 4.G6d; sales 4.ooo bales, of which 300 bales were fir speculation and export; recci pts, S0,OO0 bales.
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New Ycrk Cotton

Nsw York May 27.-Cotton more .hon lost the rally of yesterday afternoon at the opening this morn ng with first prices barely steady at a a decline of 6@9 points. This W was due to scatterM selling, in- snired by the continued decline Ill 1tverpool, favorable view Of weather conditions over a greater mart of the belt and continued nerv- l,isness over the political situation,
 There was considerable covering around 9.59c for October, however. and tb. market rallied 4@5 points from the lowest after the publication of inc official forecast for unsettled and showery weather.
 offerings tapered off after the close of Liverpool. while covering became z little more active, owing 'to diminished nervousness over the Ncbrashqn affair and apprc rch'ansion that continued showers would bring in less favorable crop accounts. De- -mand was not active, but proved sufficient to send prices two or three points over last; nights closing figures.
 The rally carried prices about 6 or 8 points net higher during the mid de of the afternoon, with Western houses moderate buyers on the ad- vance,
 In the afternoon the market was stronger on the rumor that Turkey gas applyig for separate peace.
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FOR SALE E-Sl1j ,GND HAND National Cash Registers, Suartr- tesd two years; all sizes, terms to suit you. E. D. Sloan, hotel Pines
 Pine Bluff. Ark. 52o-l Ill
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FOR SALE-TWO-ST STORY MODERN residence, seven rooms, lot l2oA 154. Twenly-fourth and Mulberry streets. A bargain. Call phone l6oi
 Az
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-30
New Bill by Reese Brothers
Musical Comedy Company
is Pleasing. v

Reese Brothers Musical Comedy
Company is presenting an entire new
bill at the Palace theater and it is re-
ceiving the best of comments.
The first part Is entitled 1.-THE Cab
aret Adinstfelsr and the last part con-
sists OF special vaudeville acts, and
specialties Murray and Bailey carry
OF honors with high class singing and
dancing, The grand finale, Dancing
at the Ball., is a big hit. Those who
have not seen this company do not
wantttc miss the big treat as tonight
andttomorrowawil be the last chance.
new $50 ooo lps1otoplav serial Starts to-
day. The first chapter is entitled "a
Heritage of Hate In 1855, Sir Arthur
Stanley was banished from England.
He came tor Virginia to live, where
his, Eallantries to an Indian maid
placed him in great, peril. He fed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-30
NEW PICTURE SERIAL
STARTS AT PALACE

for his life. The Indians captured
and tied him to stake. The torture
fires were lit, when blazing meteo-
streaked across the sky and fell a few
yards distant. The savages were ter
rified. They believed the meteor to
be an omen Of displeasure from
the Great Spirit" Stanley IT,, TOOK ; aa-
vantage OF thei rpanic. He freei nun
self from the stake and declared him
self supernatural being. A huge
diamond was found in the heart Of the
meteor and "The Diamond from the
Sky" as it was known, became a Stan.
lev heirloom. Miss Lottle Pickforc.
sister of Mary Pickford, &c seen in tie
lead as Esther and Irving Cummings
as Arthur Stanley.
"The Girl from His Town" four
reel American Mutual Master picture.
with Margarita Fischer in the lead
ing rule. has all the ear marks OF q
sensational success.
%
What it means to be in Mexican
jail, as many Americans have been
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-30

has never been better shown than In
a series of scenes in The Outlaws
Revenge or the Dawn of a New Re
public,A four-part Mutual Master
picture, which is being shown at the
Orpheum today. In these scenes We
see the captive, Villa, imprisoned
without process of law and locked in a
vile. straw covered cell from which ne
escapes through the help of faithful
Indian. His subsequent ride across
country is thrilling. His companion is
killed and his own horse shot under
him. Then Villa hides, only to spring
on passing federal and deprive him
of horse and gun, escaping by these
means.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-30

Mile, the eminent director, staged the
play throughout. The Mission coun
try of southern California, is where
the action of the piece is laid. Eight
cen Mexican vacquetos and u large
company of Spanish girls wera I'm
ported from Mexico for the minor roles
in this production. The cast of noted
players is headed by Bessie Barriscale.
Tomorrow Olga Petrova will again
be seen In 1.-THE Heart of Painted
Woman 49,
Adeline Genee, who is now in Lon
don. has declined an American en-
gagement because she fears crossing
the war zone. For the same reason
American actors are refusing engage
ments in American productions in
London.
William s.. Hart is seen on the Star
thcater screen today IN his own play
citing situations entitled 1.-THE Ruse."
Daddy Manley is seen in one OF those
bright, breezy Powers comedy dramas,
Learning to Be. q Father" Frank
Lloyd and Miss Peggy Hart Kaye the
leadssfn Eleven to One" a. Laenlmle
drama. The Old Church" one of
those long, lingering, Laughing gems
"a Voice In. the Night, two reel
4 Eclair special. are also shown. y z !
James K. Racket will appear in
Macbeth" and also "Othello." He
has a romantic comedy by T.. .Du
Rocher Macpherson called Mac
Neill Of MacNeill. v. c. At pres
emit he is spending his vacation about
the Thousand Islands on his yacht.
II p d .aa u (. ID
The feature today at the Bijou IL
D the first number ofs"The. Romance Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-30
IIlH HON y Il,
ll'..l.1!I|.5l!.l||1';;!l.

Elaine" high class serial introduce
ing Lionel Barrymore and the myster-
ious "Nr *, This is the last of the
celebrated Elaine" serials and will
be more than ever sought after by her
numerous ardent admirers.
Beautiful and dainty Nell Craig and
Sidney Ainscount are seen in a high
class Essanay- dramatic feature, me
Counter Intrigue" This picture alone
will be worth while going miles to
see. sunny Jim at the Mardi Gras"
furnishes lot of amusement.
Saturday an extra high class Ola
mond s." feature will top the program.
Sands of Time is the title. 1t was
written and directed by Colin Camp
bell, the artist who directed The
Spoilers" which is to be seen soon on
the Bijou screen. The cast includes
Harry Lonsdale, Martha Boucher,
wheeler Oakman and Frank Clark.
Helen Holmes will be on in railroad
thriller, The Human Chain. The
Pipe Dream a comedy scream, with
Billy Mason and Ruth Hennesy, Will
close the program.
Arnold DAILY is appearing in mo
ton pictures called the Arnold Daiy
series the first being Ashton KtrR'
investigator" from John Q. Mcln-
Lyle . SlO41O VI IAeAS
don Lewis and Louise Rutter will be
leading members of this company
sg VIZ. n d -. o. =. III a
Fl A pleasingly diversified bill of three
exceptionally good raets;fis being pre-
scented at the Odeon for the. last half
of this week.
| The first act on the bill is byfCharles
j. Born, a Phiiadelphia favorite and
basso solofst whose range of voice IS
rema rkable. His selections are we'll
rendered and cordially received.
{ The second act is by Morton ana
Fairfield, an old time, high class COM
edy team that has toured the country
for years on the very best vaudeville
circuits. The Caswells are opponents
of high class Society dances. Their
repertoire includes all of the latest
DANCES, the tango. the fox trot. the
hesitation waltz, the New York stroll
and all the rest. They are presenting
a black face speciality called THE New
Doctor"
Taken as a whole the bill presented
is very strong one and is giving uni
versal satisfaction to the large
audiences attending every perform
Iance
A particularly strong three-part Lu-
bin picture play entitled Whom the
Gods Would Destroy" IS shown featur-
ing Lille Leslie, Rosetto Brice, and
George Spencer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-30
R.A.WALSH AND EAGLE EYEs1. THE OUTLAWS
REVENGE IN THE DAWN OF: ANEW, REPOBLiCs


The management of the Robinson
Grand is presenting for todays feature
attraction. ''The Rose of< the Rancho =
in five acts produced by the combined
efforts of David Belasco and Jesse L..
I4asky. This romantic drama enjoyed
a run of two years at the Belasco
theater. New York, and was reputsd
% be one of tho most .eloIyru I. GA
matte classics ever staged. Cecil De
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-30

Raymond L. Schock, scenario edt-
tor of the eastern Universal studios.
has just completed a four-reel play
in which the eminent stage favorites.
Efie Shannon and Herbert Kelley.
will be featured. John Adolf will
direct the feature whilesa strong cast
will support the stars, in what is ex-,
pected to be banner production.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-30

The feature today at the Bijou is
the first number ofs"The. Romance Of
Arizona republican., 1915-12-16
Arizona Republicans Editorial Page

farms vet he had not advanced far enough to do justice to this indus try. but hoped however, To gather sufficient data on hogs during the present campaign to be of some val ue iu determining the importance U. this line of farming in the valley.
 He stated that hc had never worked in country where the de mand was so great for work his de- parment is doing as in the Salt Ri.- CT Valley. He stated that there was a time when hay farming paid. but that period is past. that the valley is now in tho transition stage and the farmers are era~ping at every thing presented with hope of find ing crop or g method of operation whereby il will he possible to make the farmer pay. He pointed to the fact that grain. cotton sugar beets. cautaIoupes. lettuce and many other things have been tried. some with a degree of success and some complete failures. they are now looking for something else: and he stated that while he would not make any recom- mendations, yet the conditions as Ec had found them on the farms stud jed would seem strongly To commend the combination of bon, 60 per cent dairy stock a1G 70 per cent crops as the most reliable farm or ganization ali this time