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Arizona republican., 1916-10-23
Bessie BarriscaIe at Arizona

Home is a Triangle lnce play which comes pretty near being an all- star production--so near that man. agers showing it will play their big trump card by calling attention to the splendid galaxy of Ince favorites who appear.
 With Bessie Barriscale and Charles Ray costarred. two favorites are pre- sented together who could scarcely be duplicated for popularity in all film dom. Miss Barriscale's art and charm together have combined to make her one Of the most talked of actresses of the screen, and Ray has jumped into commanding position among the ju- venile luminaries of the masculine per suasion.
 Clara Williams has played leading roles in several Triangle -Ince produc- tions. her most recent appearance hav- ing been in "The Market of Vain De- sire with H. R. Warner It has lately been announced that she is shortly to he elevated to the full honors of star dom. in new play which hes been written for her by ore of the Thos. H Ince staff of photo o-dramatists
Arizona republican., 1916-10-23
koIb and Dill Today in Comedy At

Today marks the first appearance in the famous stage comedians, Kolb and Dill, when they will be seen at the Lion in a five-reel comedy "A Million For Mary and it may be said that if all the screen plays in which kolb and Dill are starred. are as good as "A Million For Mary they will be in as great a demand as the biggest actors of the present day. The story of "A Million For Mary concerns a little girl, whose father runs away to escape prison and on his hurried departure gives Mike and Louie his drug store, telling them to look out for Mary. They had also rescued little dog which plays a prominent part in the development of the story. How they manufacture a new kind of faith pill, the formula of which they sell to the drug trust for million dollars, which is all for Mary, makes a comedy that will long be remembered. Seeing America First and a Harry Palmer cartoon comedy are the added attractions to- day The same program will be shown tomorrow, followed on We'd day with Crane Wilbur in "The Con- science of John David' and Sally and Napoleon" comedy.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-23

A VOTE FOR THE BONDS TODAY MEANS SMALLER LIGHT AND GAS BILLS AND LESS TAKES.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-23
"A Pair or Sizes" at The EIks

"A Pair of Sizes" lives up to it's reputation of being the fastest com edy that has been staged in Phoenix in many days. It is really a mile a minute farce, with laughs chasing each other in rapid succession.
 The play was seen here recently with the New York road company. and created such an impression that many who had formerly seen the piece went again last night to the Elks to be amused by the grotesque situ? : lions of George Nettieton and T. Boggs Johns. the business partners in
Arizona republican., 1916-10-23
aManted A Honc.r at coIumhia

"Wanted. A Hon1c," at Columbia
 Tonight sees the final screen of the good Blue Bird picture, Wanted \ Home with talented Mary McLaren in the role of the homeless girl who finds her hearts desire and a hus hand. after she has resorted to de- ception to obtain that which is dear est to her The picture is laid in the city and on a ranch where the gil meets a good fellow, who. while he is not long on looks. he has a real heart and helps her Co realize the dream Of her life when she meets the fellow who gives her the home. The big fellow on the ranch is Cupid who was here with Fielding. He has a part that his size makes very fun ny. The Blue Bird people have given the piece a splendid mounting. and it has in addition, a fine one-reel Dor sey expedition picture which shows the natives of the coast towns catch ing whales. This is done in small hoats with a giant hook and is about the most strenuous pastime or per suit one could imagine. Tomorro,s is merchants night at the Columbia and Viola Dana is to be seen in The Light of Happiness" Metro picture of splendid value.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17

Expert work on Ford cars. Guaran-
teed. State Street Garage. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17
CAL|PATR|AS get TOGETHER
CELEbRAT|ON' VOTED GREAT
SUCCESS BY HUNDREDS
by Jim Pep.)

Talk about your hospitality. Say,
we certainly had it handed to us Sat
ur0ay to fare-you-well.
The other day Carl Schader, the
father of Calipatria, rendered per-
sonal invitation to attend that "Get
Together Celebration" IN the above
cit! Last Saturday. | accepted and
sometime in the early afternoon start
&C for Calipatria,
By devious ways and after a most
nerve wrecking auto ride landed in
the Bay town of the North. a blind
man could have told you that some
thing was about to come off. for here
and there little groups of men and
women and children were gathered,
laughing, chatting, eXpectant.
Soon they began to file into the air
dome, where the barbecue was to be
dished out in quantities in direct ratio
to the size of the hearts of the citi-
zens of Calipatria, which are as big
as the world. At six o'clock, the time
set for the barbecue, the airdome was
crowded to capacity and with more
to come,
H. H. Clark general manager of the
Imperial Farm Lands Association
opened the celebration with an ad-
dress of welcome, which was received
with great applause. He assured ev-
eryone that there was enough for al
snd if they wanted second helping he
would personally see that they got it
Personally, l got more on the first
than l could get away with.
Well, we all got in line and the
grand march began Say. folks, fol
over two hours that grub was d.sheo
out. Over $50 persons demonstrates
their propensities as jugglers, when
they carried a plate of barbecue in
one hand, filled as full as it was pos
sible for it to be, cup of coffee, and
the necessary implements to stow away
said food But it was great.
/ Along about nine O'Clock, the talks
began. Mr.. Packard of the Govern
ment Experiment Station spoke on
the "Laxity of the Government on the
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17
NOTES AND COMMENTS

Proof that the cow is gaining deserved recognition
is shown by the that the National Dairy
Association of the United States is to conduct adver
Using campaign to involve during three yeears, the
penditure of S75O000 put the dairy industry into the
forefront of nodernized efficient organizations lnas
much as truthful advertising is slogan Of the hour
The association might get points from methods SAID
to have been introduced by Bill Nye, who, as the story
goes once having raspberry plush cow of undoubteo
courage SELL boldly advertised her faults as we'll as hel
virtues ending his statement with honest confession Il
would rather sell her to nonresident the farther away
he better"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17

Rural Question" citing many illustra-
tions, which proved conclusively that
our Uncle Sammy" wasn't doing just
as he should for those in the valley,
in comparison to what other nations
are doing for rustic communities. Phil
Brooks spoke at some length on var
ioLs subjects, to the evident pleasure
of the multitude. Then NJ 7. Eman-
uel. local representative Of the Auto
Club of Southern California, explained
to those present the many advantages
10 be derived from the Good Roads
S15,0 100000 bond issue, and requested
each and everyone to vote for the is
sue on November Z.
About this time had an engage
men and hied myself, and the party
of the second part, or rather, wee
versa, to the grammar school, for the
big dance. After looking over the
scene, | remarked the fact that | fell
we were about to hear something
deep. Sort of hunch, YOU know.
wasn't disappointed for the Submar-
inc Band r' Brawley filed out all II
readiness to grind out syncopatin
strains.
That was some dance. Those gath
cred only wanted to trip the light fan
tostic, and so long as there was more
or less harmonic strains emanatlne
from the front of the hall, no one wor-
ried about how good it was Still, We
all had good time and if it weren't
for the fact that am becoming more
decrepit every day, and not as spry
as in days of pore, would have stayed
for the finish. They tell me Old So
was just awaking in the East whef
things Quilted down.
And so ends Calipatria's get togeth.
er celebration. | am informed thai
There is no star in the Imperial Con-
setllation to equal Calipatria, and it's
probably true, for as a hostess, Mis-
Calipatria shines like a star, ALLOW
me, please, to divert credit for the
above metaphors from myself to Car
Schader. Such masterpiece as that
! is altogether too much for me.
Expert work on Ford cars. Guaran-
teed State Street GARAGE. ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17

grown under Tammen's management
into the greatest amusement enter
prise of the present day.
When Curley gets into town we
shall hear all about the big sport
events and what Jess Willard is 60
ing to do about fighting in the near
future. Curley is mine Of informa-
tion and never objects to anybody dig
ging into that mine, so We'll get the
big earful as soon as Jack lands here
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17

The development of cotton production in the Imperial
Valley and Arizona has been greatly emphasized IN It's
Importance by the renewed development Of the activities
of the boil weevi this year from the Rio Grande clean
through the Atlantic coast The trend of events lnd-
cate with fair amount Of certainty that very high prices
can be expected for many years in the future and this
fact will undoubtedly have marked effect in stimulating
the production here since Imperial Valley and Arizona
will be about the only part of the United Saes in which
dependable crops can be grown
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17

The career Of the city newsboy has ever been fav-
orte subject for exploitation by the writers of boys
books The hero has been permitted achieve success in
many ways in an incredibly short time yet perhaps no
author in his flights Of fancy, made newsboy an
associate Judge in the city Of New York But that what
actually about the other day. The newsboy thus
honored is assist Judge Costello in the adjustment Of
juvenile His experience and point of view should
help many youngster in tight place to be better un
JerstoOd
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17

At both Yale and Smith Colleges the academic author
tiles have set up friendly if not formal and financial
relations with local bookshops that to be kept after
the manner of such centers of leading The wonder Is
that the alliance however informal but none the less real
has not come before In theory it should have done
That is in part due to the visible decline IN
the conduct of retail trade the relative falling off in the
purchase of books by readers that action OF some sort
is becoming necessary in communities where there are
large numbers of students.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17

native Of Uruguay, speaking before the recent in
enationa recreation congress- said that South American
children do not know how to play Instead he sad their
parents keep them constantly porng books the
theory that recreation is interfering with their
mental development If some happy could be found
beween this attitude and that which many North
American schools and colleges apparently to strive first
for excellence in athletics might be better for the stu
dents of both countries.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17
HIGH SCHOOLS TAKE
UP AUTO STUDY
{By United Press.)

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 17,--Twelve
high schools in California now give
thoroughly practical courses in auto
mobile mechanics, E. E. Snyder, COM
missioner of vocational education
stated today. The courses firA to fit
the student for general garage work
with supplementary courses to educate
them in the commercial end of garage
management.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17

Love of the fatherand and eageness to pictures
Of familiar in childhood, given among the
main reasons for attendance Of than 2000 per
sons the Swedish loan exhibit which has just been
brought to close in Minneapolis This is an interesting
reminder of how largely of the most prosperous sec
lions of the United States is populated with settlers from
candnavia.-Christian Science Monitor.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17

! rIiiles, and the short Russian blouse,
finely plated from shoulder to hem. is
made Of silk vOle with a band of
and at collar and cuffs is cross stitch
ing done in red and blue silk.
The small flag has come to be quite
favorite way of expressing ones in
terest in the national guard. The EN-
broidery is done in loose stitches. The
flag is impressionistic rather than de
tailed, and the effect is quite good.
ANNA MAY
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-17

NURABLE navy serge is here COM
Dined with gayly plaided taf-
feta. A yoke, wide belt and
yestee of serge are features. but exact
pockets pendent from the belt. secure
ly buttoned on, in fact, and picked out
with a bit Of hand embroidery.
Another minor way of using blue
and red is in cross stitching put at the
edge Of cloth suits or gowns. 1t is
used in blue serge one piece frock in
which the skirt is made Of circular
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-08

l can secure a few more loane on
farm lands Some closed in past ten
days. Only limited amount, so ap.
ply at once. L. N. Carter. 1t
J. s. Taylor who lives five or six
miles from Somerville toward the
northeast informs The Falcon that last
Monday another airship was seen pass
ing over the vicinity of his home.
This is the third time that citizens in
that vicinity have seen an airship pass
ing over. Two years ago was the first,
last fall was the second and Monday
was the third time. Each Of the ma
chimes was going in q northerly course
snd\wss high above the earth. The
explosions of running engine attracted
attention Of numerous parties and, &C.
cording to Mr.. Taylor, seyera: persons
saw the craft plainly and were abb
to get fine view of 1t. Going NORTH
along such line as to pass over Mr..
Taylor's community an airship would
pass several miles east of Someryiu
and we would ike to know if people
living in other parts Of the county saw
or heard it.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-08

was a marvel and won more praise
than would score of finished actors
of more mature age. Her acting was
the wonder of those who witnessed ii
in the baby and the Boss, the
BABY" coming out winner with the
Boss.
Material has been placed on the
ground and work will begin at once on
the new concrete walk from the public
square along the north side Of Midland
avenue from the square to the corner
of East street where the concrete was
placed recently. This gives a contin-
Gus concrete walk from the square to
the N. C. and st. L. Railway depot,
this being one Of the most trayled
streets in town.
Yesterday and the day before, Sep
TENDER 6 and Z. the West Tennessee
Farmers were in session at the state
farm at jackson. The Falcon has not
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-08
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of N1AzM

Do not forget that the members Of
Warren Union church will give an en-
tertainment tonight, September, s, an
interesting play entitled Dreadful
Twins" several tableaux, one Evening
Prayer, ices, cold drinks, and thai
you have q cordial invitation to be
present.
Miss Pauline Hobson left this city
Wednesday for Lsurens, South Caro-
lima, where she will enter upon her
duties next Monday as teacher. She
graduated last spring from the State
University at Knoxville and has the
very best of fitness for the duties of a
teacher.
Work of building street along the
west side of the Southern Ry. track
from their depot to the south corner of
the Judge Flippin property was begun
several days ago and several hands and
teams are at work there. The force
of hands is being directed by Aubrey
Harvey who was until recently in
charge Of the county convicts.
Ground has been broken and the
work is in progress on the new garage
which was mentioned in these columns
last week on the corner Of East street
on the lot used by the Southern Hotel
as q garden for years past. Tbs lot
was recently bought by c. A. Oliver
from W. II. Hughes and the garage
will be used by Mr.. Oliver when 1t is
completed.
Harry F. Mathis has leased q resi-
dence on Evergreen street in Memphis
and bis wife and baby will leave here
about the end of the present week to
join him there and they will make that
there home. They have spent the sum-
mer months in Somerville with Mrs.
Mathis parents, Capt. and Mrs. E. A.
Maddox.
Martin Farris underwent q minor
operation at a Memphis hospital the
first of the week and is expected home
BY the end Of the week. His father,
Town Marshall NJ. L. Fsrris, went
down with him Tuesday when the OPP
GRAFTON was performed and informs The
Falcon that his son is doing nicely fol-
lowing the operation.
The movies at the Lyric this week
have been unsusIly good, always coed
they have been better this week. The
BABY" in Monday nights performance
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-08

been able to get a list of the delegates
from this county who are in actual at
tendance. The list selected was pub.
lished two weeks ago and most of these
are there, tho some did not 60. From
information we have it appears that
fifty or sixty from this county attend.
ed the annual meet.
An order was placed Wednesday with
the Southern Seating & Cabinet Co.. Of
Jackson for seats for the new Method
ist church now in course of building,
The order 10 for solid oak pews of the
very best type and finish and calls for
an expenditure Of sl2ls. Seating is
provided for the main auditorium, the
Sunday School rooms and the gallery
the latter being seated with the pews
which were taken from the old church.
The new peSs are to hsrmonize in fin
ish with the interior Of the church.
Plans ars making for Transforming
the old brick livery stable at the
northeast corner of the square into a
modern and well equipped moving pic.
ture auditorium. The property is
owned by DR.. G. W. Robertson who
informs Us that plans are being worked
out by an architect for the change in
the building which will make il, when
completed, in effect. new building.
Every thing needed tor 3 first class
movie show will be installed, includirg
its own electric lighting system, SO
that the show can operate day a
night.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-08
CALOMEL SALIVATES
AND MAKES YOU SICK
Acts like dynamite on a slug.
! gish liver and you lose a
days work.

There's no reason why a person
should take sickening. salivating Gallo
mel when 30 cents buys a large bottle
Of Dodson's LAYER Tone--a perfect sub
stitute for calomel.
II Is pleasant, vegetable liquid
which win start your liver Just Gs
surely as calomel, but II doesn't make
you sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because II Is per
tsctly harmless.
Calomel Is q dangerous drug. Il Il
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
> dose Of nasty calomel today and you
VIII feel weak. sick and nauseatsd to.
MORROW. Don't lose days work.
Take q spoonful of Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and you win wake mp
feeling great. No more biliousnesa.
constipation, siuggishness, headache,
coated tongue or sour stomach. Your
druggist says If you don't find bod.
cons Liver Tone acts better than hor.
rible calOmel Jour money 10 waiting
Cor you.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-08

For SALE-Several small farms,
terms one half cash, balance on terms.
L. N. Carter. 1t
W. D. Scruggs Of Nashville was in
Somerville last Saturday. He is pref
ty busy at present campaigning in
the interest Of his candidacy for Sec
rotary of state which Office will be fill.
ed by the legislature when it meets In
Nashville next January. Mr.. Scruggs
tells us that, while all things are I'M
certain in politics. he feels that his chan
ces for election are good. He has al.
ready received the Endorsement Of this,
his home county, and the representa-
tive in the legislature. Hon. F. R. Nc
Rec, will give him his support.
A number Of the Mexican boil weevils
which has wrought such destruction to
cotton turnout the Southwest in the
past ten or fifteen years were brought
to Somerville Monday by County Agent
j. W. MOffatt. They came from q cot
ton field near ROssville, and if reports
which have been very persistent for
several weeks are true these little pests
are already pretty numerous in several
parts of the south end of this county.
II is reported that cotton is being much
injured this year by the pest and that
the yield will be reduced considerably
in many sections Of the south end Of
the county. The weevil is a stranger
to most people here. but several men
who claim to have seen them in the
southern territory say there is no doubt
about those brought in By slr. Moffat
being the genuine Mexican cotton boil
weevil.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-08

teachers in the city schools of that
city, after spending the vacation sea-
son in SOmerville.
Will Thurman who is an employe Of
the American express company at
Natchez, MISSISSIPPI. has been spend
ing part of his holiday in this city
guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
R. Thurman.
Leo Skaller has retu ned from a
months trip to the Rocky Mountain
section. He visited Denver, and near
by resorts and stopped some days at
Salt Lake City and other points of in.
terest. He returns here fully in love
with the western country.
w. R. Reid is back in Somerville
after away being for more than month.
He feels much improved by the rest
and the change of climate, etc. and
will take up actively the buying of
cotton in the local market for the sea-
son just opening.
F. Goosmann has returned from the
meeting of the supreme lodge K.&L.
of H. at Indianapolis, and visit to
his sister at Cincinnati, and is now
back at his place in his jewelry store
on the east side of the square which
was closed during his absence.
This country has seldom seen snch
crop of hay as is being harvested now.
Frequent rains thru the summer have
made the growth heavy and much is
being harvested, so that this country
should have an abundance for its
needs the coming winter,
The concert which is being given at
Warren tonight, September s will be
repeated next Friday night, September
Is at Macon school building for the
benefit of the Warren Union church
and the public is cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs. John M. Gardner of Martin was
a guest this week of her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. G. W. Wilson, in this city.
She returned Wednesday accompanied
by Austin Wilson, who will spend some
time there while recuperating from a
recent illness.
The usual services of the Methodist
congregation will be held at the Court
House Sunday, except that the evening
hour will be 7:3O instead of 800 O'Clock
as heretofore. DR.. G. B. Baskerville
will preach at both services. Sunday
school as usual at 900 a. m.
Members Of the county Farmers
Union request that a meeting of the
Union and other farmers in the county
be held Saturday, September 9, at the
court house for the purpose of select.
ing cotton weigher to succeed the
late Heskell Wiles, who died recently
of APPENDICITIS at Memphis hospital.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-09-08
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