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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
M Music u BETTER THAN B\D
MUSIC WITH MOTION PICTURES.

Tho old adagc that hall n loaf Is
better than none at al ma apply TO
munger, but not To- motion pictures In
the opinion OF the noted director. 90
ell ~ DE Mile. of the Jesse l.. L.asky
Feature PLAY company.
Mr. De Mile. who produced for the
I.asky company. the motion picture
productions In which Geraldine Far
rar IN. noted prima o1n appeared.
ras taken up the cudgcls agains, the
automatic organ. the boy planis and
the sdu.aky violin In the many badly
managed motion picture thcatcrs In
the United states
For a motion piCtur audience to
watch an exciting production accom-
aiuiod Coy tn" I, ust impossible KNIT Of
music. Is as ridiculous ~ for an up.r,
audience IA hear a prlmn donna sing
to The music 80 he overture. ven
turc to say that nfiy per cent ~ the
success Of q motion picture * depend.
cut upon thc manner IN which II "
exhibited The present system is alb
solutcly chaotic. The erect produced
In motion picture houses by playing
big selections Of music h just the
same as though. az the Metropolitan
opera house. tn. tenor had finished
his great aria aad the prima donna
cam. on To sir. her love motif bu,
The orchestra Kept right on with the
t.nor's aria
IT Is asking too much of the pub
lic 90 anal ~ the reasons for IA" CON
fusion which follows their own
minds. all the public sees II N. final
effect In many. motion picture the
alters. the orchestra starting from no.
where in particular n regards IN"
continuity Of the performance. viii
start PLAYING the Tales III Hoffman, %
ana hen viii play II through ia us
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

may take. Shes never going To ian
In love.
or course. c%onnde1tlS. such n
course Is gong to en1 with her plans
all wrecked it's lust that sort ~ n
person who does marry, usual sud
deuly ny a rcsul, 81 an impctuous, but
perpetual aud oycrwhclm ng love. But
listen, neyerthc.c ss, to Nils Mnyo's
views.
81 never want 10 he hosscd h
saNs. and I've noticed that an hus-
bands are hossy. I want to h" able
to carn my own money. 80 be cconom-
ically independent. aud to spcnd u
when ! choose.
Most husbands s%quandor al the
money they want to and then tore"
their wives to ccouomtzc The dc
maud constant attention and give
none.
III I were married | would want To-
he u real wife. and liv" In q real home.
Therefore | couldn't continue IN
ing pictures and | don't believe the
man lives that | could love more tina %
| do IN. independent life of an ac-
tress.'
or course. then. Miss MAYO was an
arden, sunragis'
II don't know anything about II 90
she replied. and went ou' and dr1v"
herself home in her own motor car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
LIC RI

minute the father SAYS the word IL
buys n second hand auto for sS3.tn
and has a deuce of a time To make II
ru" II suddenly starts on. and u IL
wasn't running In circles. the hero
couldn't get hold OF 1t again. Hut he
hops on the running board. gets II to
q cliff and runs II over after jumping
out The machine is u perfect wreck.
which just suits Fairbanks. ~. crawls
into the debris. where n. IN found by
"A passerby and hustled To The hospi-
tai. Two lines In an obscure corner
of "a paper. Better luck. next time.
saws Fairbanks. He hears Of u prize
night up at bridgeport. lie gets a
scalpor's ticket. because he fun IL az,
low But the tickle, calls for a fat
man with u goitec. FAIRBANKS is
thrown of the car By the indignant
conductor. who unfcciingly refuses TO
believe hat he has reduced his weight
By fasting and cut of his beard. a.
ne explains.
Bu, the star IL resourcoful with
his knife he cuts the beard un a goat
and sticks II To- his chin with chew u
gum. ON board the train he sticks u
pillow that he abstracts from q
sl"eping passenger under his vest IL
finally makes Bridgeport, defeats the
but the police break all tho
when they raid the place
So the hero doesn't get his picture In
the paper that time. \ brilliant idea
scIsc- him. lie has seen ads of y IA
nous remedy ana sends his picture
and u thrilling ccoun of the bcnc-
he has derived from taking tho |
4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
N RAILROAD
DEBT REASON FO0 A
GOOD A SERVICE

Santa Fc. y NJ. Feb. 1.-THE half
million ioilar debt which santa Pc
county assumed To get the rail- oad "a
come there was cited hv Judge " "
Hanna In m" meeting Of the chamber
of commerc. TUESDAY night az one
Of the reasons why the santa -
should give this city improved train
service Committees were appointed
hv the meeting az follows
ON park bin William y Douglass.
Judge John II Mcttc william J. Bar
ker Rupert r Asplund, Paul 4 =.
Walter Grorge NJ Kinssll n Judge
i.orin G. Collin,
on summer camp j. y Rutherford.
PROT j \ Wood and John Is stauf-
Ter
ON train service. Francis & wilson.
MI Justice r. ~ Hanna Thomas
and Harvey Sylvester f,utz
~ ON Buckman bridge: Prof 4
Wood, In ! II sloan. \ y Rsnc-
han NJ \ prtil and \ j, Te,rc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
RATION SENTIMENT IS
FAVORABLE TO Y. M. c. A.

Ration y NJ. Fob O.. That the
sentiment ot IA, Cttllous ul this city
II strongly in favor of - " g. \,
building was indicated Yesterday with
the visit ot e.. :. Hiihoimor, district
Executive secretary fpr thr iut'rna-
tional cummitt", of the y NJ g. \
with mead I%uHrt,rs m Denver, ami "
~ DAY. interstate secretary ior the
association work in Arizona Hud Ncw
Mexico, who are here uu % si..t tu thi.
field In IN" Interest at Y VI e. y.
work.
During their visit these gentlemen
mad" the scuuuintIuco col s,voral oi
the lcddiu- citizens ana found strnng
sentiment and enthusiasm tor IA, iu-
cation of ana ORGANIZATION a,r,
Mr.. DbN will return e. Eitiu
short, Tor the uurposc or further
looking over the field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
New Mexico News
GOVERNOR LIKELY TO
HEAD DEMOCRATS WHO
GO TO NATIONAL MEET

Santa re. y NJ. Feb i1-Spcoil,
'lon, alrcad, rife. places "a nrs, eft IN,
SIN delegates who viii represent this
state IN the national meeting of the
Democrats In St Louis this summer.
h name of the governor ptherr
mentioned Tor places on the dclcgt.
tion are Judge y ~ Laughlin. recent
" chosen state chairman; Felix Mar
tincz and senator ". H. Walton
The d~clcgates viii he named b, g.
state convention to be held IN Albu-
querquc MAY -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
LIVESTOCK LOAN co.
FORMED IN w

Roswell, y, NJ. Fob. 1.-THE new
Citizens L.vcstocI Loan company. an
organization which IL expected to
have a powerful effect upon the cattle
Industry OF ChsNes county and the
Pscos valley. nearly reached compile
ton yesterday with The hling ~ incu
poratior papers with County Cicrh
Ballard.
The new company Is capitalized at
500, 900. and the r Myers are John
W Poe. John shaw. Nathan Jnma. q
y i.usk and J. J. Jana.
The company viii maintain It's off,
ces NJ the Citizens National bank.
and will open formerly for business
nv soon AZ the articles 81 incorpora-
ton are recorded and published.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
NNTt IN GIVES N Extra rVNCu
To FINE FILM.

To advance arguments In support
~ ia" value of advertising would bc
doing something ~ obvious as pro-
ducing a ~phonograph record 20 prov.
that william Jennings Pryan or Theo-
Gore Roosevelt can talk. Here Is an
instance. however. wherein the potent
force has served to a degree not auto
anticipated when Anthony p. Kelly
was commissioned by the Lubin stu
dios to turn into a screen feature
william Vaughan Moody's famous
American play, 'rhe Great Divide"
Director Edgar Lewis, who was
specially engaged for the big under
taking, decided to stage the produc-.
ton Ia the heart Of the Grand canyon
ct Arizona, Ia fact. on the very spot
denoted by Mr.. Moody, In his stage
play. Here, amid the %grandeurs of
natures scenic masterpiece which no
pen or brush viii ever be able To AIDE
quateiy describe or depict. Director
Lewis and his army of artists and
mechanical assistants laborcc during
four months.
On its FIRST presentation. The Great
Dividc' s,osed /, signal success. the !
photoplay compelling attention on ac-
count of the popularity Of the play
ana the prestige OF the Luhin produC-
ton. but shortly thereafter II was
the realistic screening of the indie |
screening OF the IN l.sCribiblc scenes
OF the Grand Canyon which served as
III" real magnet in The Great NJ |
vide People who never heard Of
the stage play are docking to view
the screen production OF the world
famed canyon which has long furnish |
ed u theme for DESCRIPTIVE articles n
newspapers. magazines aud works on /
travel ard las but not least. ia now
cry and alluring railroad literature. !
THIS must be accepted as another we
in support of the educational value OF
the motion picture In The Great
nlN!dc' picture, millions of people. I
most OF whom hav. never been per-
mtttcl To gaze upon the ~grandcuts "
the canyon. look with marvel At he
moving panurama Of the colossal
chnsm.
II is not surprising tu hear u stated
b" Sisgmund Lubin. that despite IN.
war the demand from Great Britain
and the continent for "Th. Great hi
vide Is taxing the resources of his
prln, department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
EDNA MAYO SAYS SIN NEVER
WILL Bt WE'D.

Edna MaNo, co-star with Hem.
Walihall in the fssanny series The
strange Case of Mary Page. doesn't
believe IN marriage.
Hold on Don, jump at %couclua-
tons.
She means she believes Il viii be
pest FOR all parties concerned or uu-
concerned Il she avoids the altar as
as she avoids the villain
IN The strange Case Of Mary page
She cares not what course others
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
DOMESTIC TROUBLES
CAUSE CLOVIS SUICIDE

CLOVIS. y NJ. Fob a.. Domestic
troubles caused e. 4 S,ih3 g. year.
old. Tea commii sui..d, here |yc-.,rday
AFTERNOON b, shouting htms Do
through the forehead with q revolver.
He IL survived hy % wife ANA step
daughter
skaka had been employed here o.,
IN" santa fc railroad as c1r rcpiir'r
FOR y number of years aud was well
liked ny All Who knew INN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
ms PICTURE ~ Tmr r>rEns'

Douglas Fairbanks stars In HIS
Picture in tn" Paper" sounds simple.
.h? Douglas Fairbanks i,emomb.r
The Lamb" and "Doublo Trouble. -
he two Fine Arts comody-dramas
Well Fairbanks Who had q m%ctropoi-
itdn and national reputation rs a com
cdia' ON the vaudeville. and legitimate
stage showed that he could get over
h. ana serious stun III, ~ Well
on the screen Now Fairhnuk ~ * IT,
Tcprcssible and Irresistible as voung
Pet. rringl. know son OF tn. Ia
nous mn%nuiacturrr of prlnel.'s go
Varieties"
Son OF u millionaire. Fairbanks is
thrown ont on the world by his ~
acting father with tu-t ti"o n ~
can set his picture In all the New
Work papers. Fairbanks gcis = half
interest IN the iirm and tn. girl a.
well The girl is no other thai the
raNlshtnglS pretty goldon.halrcd blue
eyed beauty Loretta blake. Nl,cr.
Using II the big thing IN modern bus.
mess. u1d many desperate chances
ha," been taken To attract attention
OF tn" nCki" public Tins subject A.
humorou,lN treated .n His Picture IN
the Papers So there's a live idea
back OF the comedy. Then he love
Interest between tho athletic here.
Fairbanks. n the dainty heroine.
Loretta Blake. Score another hii.
Then the stunts Fairbanks. pulls They
mr." fun If pep" and Vet good fun
It's Just like NJ. iu n big city with
n hu~iiinr II hero just BURSTING
with goodwin aud set bont on max
tng good In his own breezy eccentric
vny Instead Of that of his system
loving dad
Fairbanks starts to do things the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

W n Holmes OF tho Decorah Ia.
Journal says. II have been a sufferer
from piles ard Hemmorhoids ior
years. got no relief until my drug
gist recommended Meritol Pil. Rem
edy. Before ! had taken half the
pa okage the distress was gone ana
nave had no trouble since. would
not take n thousand dollars and be-
back in former condition Price s. %.
otwnll Drug ca. exclusive agency
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
FOUR ARRESTED FOR
ALLEGED ASSAULT

CIny'on. y NJ Feb. LEO e.
Goode. constable; Hcnr' Kilhurn.
H"stlc Warner and n ~ Hratehctt.
all OF Mount Dora nave been ar est
ed on n warrant sworn out by ! ~.
Barry u ncighbor of theirs. alleging
assault.
TIL" quartet gave bond IN tho ,nm
oi $500 each Tor their appearance be.
fore the grand jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
silver (ttian Dies FROM Fan.

silver CITY. n N Feb lrAA l.c-
Roy Hnyne, Of the shoe firm ~ fiaync
\ Bayne, died ~ his home Ter" Sat
nrday morning. as a result At n fan
on the street Friday which resulted
IN conclusion of the brain He had
been n resident II this city foi several
years
Funeral services were held sunday
and were largely attended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
BEAN YIELD Of
FIVE COUNTIES
IS 237 CARLOADS
NJ. r. Gonzalez, San Miguel
County Agent, Inaugurates
Movement to Change Name
of Succulent Frijole.

counties grew ano shipped out 231
carloads Of h vegetable. are con-
tanned in an article hs VI Il Gonzalez.
san Miguel county agent. IN the last
number of the stat Colicge', extern
sion press bulletin The article also
enters u plea Tor calling the New
Mexico product by q distinguishing
title. To avoid confusion with other
beans that look LIKE ~ but taste Nefy
differently. The article foil, VS.:
No more l,osiilo beans these beans
shalt be known from now uu a. Sew
Mexico Pinto beans And why no,
These beans have been Developed to
their highest perfection IN ape and
IN nutrition On tn. dry farms OF New
Mexico. The nntitc- have planted
these beans for centuries: uncon-
sciously they have de-, eloped them to
then present standard
There seems to bee u confusion
among the buyers ct IN" New Mexico
Pinto bean these EuSillu beans have
been bought for Pinto beans Pinto
means spotted or muttlcd there are
many varieties u! tho Pinto team. and
In ordcr to distinguish this .ost val
bean from all others We have
chosen to caii II IN. Sew Mexico Pinto
bean.
This is the best bean that We have
so"n IN New MexiCo. aud n OF the
greatest commercial Importance. |
believe, cot anything grow. In the
S"''nN'St' We a' ""t as''"'u o'
,h.m "n, s. sa,,ors ,nn ,,..n
"a. p.tnan. No.. -, 49,. ,nt,L
tina, tho Germans would like them.
rA -. 49, p..,
-, mo t,r..., ,-ari., cs. 4, 10 - ninL.
tsh ",onn, rr - ,nla, un%a..i.d ct,
hra,, IN, ~. .,h., 49,. L,,.,
,s plntos urc yellow MACK red or
nuuruiisb hIue with hin, markings
The twenty-f,urth pnnua, report ~
tn. New Mexico agricultural expert.
ment station discusses his he,n.
There arc seyersl reasons WHY this
n,nn should he called IN. N,v Mex
SEQ Pinto. in the nrst plarc. al of the
words IN the name mr.. denounced
written II game In either Span
sh or English. New Mcxn should
ho rrmitj NJ having these hen M named
for the state because of their com
mercial importance
49,. ,
t,-cIg,,,s were sryer,,y ,or Tho r,.l
necessities OF nfe. Gross. Kclly a. CO..
of Las Vegas. sen, them a carload Of
'''"-' ~ I" W. " 80
~. u'"u """"Na P'""''" " "e
~ w '
view MoNioo flnto beans Tor hei'
gan sufferers
Just how many people lad hat
sign no one knows: and iLst how
these beans were enjoyed by The poor
unfortunate. war-strickcn people ne
one Nnows. either
Tb.s. uco,l. mad m, blessings az
IN. rift. I'm, Kew Mexico was IN. re.
of the market which MAS
ma for IA, New Mexico pinto
hear
o.. .
-. r.. b,.r
.. -. c.u..t,,
- -
na. uai,.. =" IS co,,.y cnun,y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Tn. charity bal uader the auspices
u the civic Ret'erment league will
be held Monday February 81 The
ladies are workius hard 10 make Il
u success. and heins tor such q worthy
"a use u should ne well pgtronized
He sure 10 huy a ticket ana attend
the hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Yep, George Ovcy, the popular Cub"
tMutnab comedian. Is an aviator. II
you don't believe n make I, your bust.
ness ~ see Around the World" latest
~ the cub" releases In which Ovey
pulls some ~ the ~clevercst and thrill.
Ing stunts ever presented ON a motion
picture screen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
CHIHUAHUA LAND CASE
IS IN r COURT

Santa Fc. y NJ. Feb ~ The chit
uuahul land cas', which has bcon IN
the courts for the past seven years.
WdH argued IN the supreme court yes
.tcrday and this morning.
The title of the case Is Sttto OF N-w
Mc..cu cN rel the Northwestern col
onnltiou and Improvement Compnn5
of chihuahua W.. Luis Huber - a.
Thor, are eight defendants. most of
whom reside in Old Mexico.
Tho SUIT involves control of the
Southwestern COMPANY. - NJ stat
ord ut '1oycliud ONO. ana others
contcsting the lcpiltty 81 the appoint
mvnt Of \ \ T,mpk, pf pembe ,s
resident agent of the NuftpNcsteru
company 90 Ncv Mexico
Attorneys " T. H,wk ct chicago
and Ron,han aud Wright ,i tint city
represent the Huilcr heirs iauc- A.
,;Jil 10, former secretary OF ths iu-
terror represents Mr. stafford. aud
with Mr.. Gattivlu are associated
Francis g. Wilson Of th,. ,tt tud -
! Gable of Lima. ohio
Tho Northwestern compatt b. slid
To- own -.,00. % oon artes ~ land 100
pid M'Nioo, 'Ntcudiu- from 30 point
~ Wil'- west of Iuaro1 MrSi,u. along
The entire bordcr uf Sew MoNiru ,ud
Arizona aud ruuuius into Mckee e
distance of thirty miles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
BANK OPENS ONE nav; CLOSES
ON TttE <tNT.

There Is n mysterious bank In
Jacksonville. Florida. which Is Wor-
rNins the natives considerably. u IL
n we'll appointed institution with =
prospcrous appearance. but Il was
only opened FOR ono da5. The fact of
tho matter is IA. bank Is only a
",nak. believe" ~ and was "stob-
lish.d solely for the purpose 81 using
u In motion pictures.
Julius stoger. who recently -isned
"a contract Ia appear ~ Metro pro-
d%uCt.ons, was sent south to make the
cNtcrioc scenes tor The H%lindncss "i
Lowe by Rolfe P~hotuplays, Inc. Di-
rector Charles Koran found u imp"s-
sihlc to use a bank IN the center Of the
business section. a. crowds would IN
Nariably gather and spoil the situa-
ton. So MI Koran found "A vacant
store, admirably located FOR a bank.
which hc rented, ANA proceeded To
rig up as u regular bdhN.
cold letter signs we're painted on
the windows and doors, M furniture
r"nted Tor the interior II was i'm
possible to distinguish It from a rcgG-
lar naak when lioran had completed
his work.
Both interior and exterior scenes
wcr. made there Tor The Blindr'
Of Love when The players had COM
pleted their work. OF course they let
the bank behind ana persons pass
ing there naturally stop and inquire
To learn the history OF the short lived
financial institution. During the Tim,
that IN. bank was open, however, N,
one, a. TAR as known, offered To make
any deposits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Itching, @bloodinv. protrudiug or
blind pil,a have yielded tn Dutn 4
putm,uf. SOC ~ aii stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Remember the old Eulks Concert.
Cr,sia thoaf'r rhurslas night. Feb.
rudl. ~. t n O'Clock Admission al
over tho house. 20 couts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

George M.lford ana u company OF
GOO persons, n the lasky production
of ITO Have aud To Hold In whirh
Mae Murray 3. 10 star, were marooned
for three DAYS during the recent
heavy ain ~ san redio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Mabel Taliafcrro, whu makes her
debut with Metro IN The Price ~
Happiness, was mover IN a thcater
until after she was sixteen Years old
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Evelyn Brent. one of the cwe oi
Metro actresses, h played the In
dian glrl IN The Lure 81 Hearts De-
sire, played "hooa.S'' one day ABOUT
n ear < agd soon she ~ To ba
starred.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

T.. Thad. Noikman, assistant dircc'
tor at the Metro studios. began hl'
career as 4 reporter ion the New NurL
Herald He ~ an authority on loca'
tons. being familiar with every par
Of New YORK CITY and It's enNdons.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-05-05
To the Public

Having sold my store in Keu-
terville to the Kinder Mercantile
Co. l take this means of thank
ing my friends and patrons for
their patronage during the past
several years and bespeak for
my successors a continuance of
the same. While l leave this
section in the near future / will
never forget my many friends on
the mountain and prairie and
sincerely trust that fate may deal
very kindly with them in time to
come. Hans Petersen.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-05-05

regard to the market situation.
The small plant has had consider
able trouble in getting rid of the
surplus product although think
we are working on a problem
now which will, when put in
operation, greatly facilitate the
movements of surplus butter
from the small factories. This
should be taken into considera-
ton and considerable attention
given before anything definite is
started.
If you can absolutely depend
upon between 500 and 600 cows
of the class that I have men
toned, within a radius of five
miles around Cottonwood, there
is no question but what your
factory would be a success, but
unless you are sure that this can
be depended upon and that the
farmers are really backing up
such a proposition and will stay
with the factory thru the periods
and months when they will have
to compete with outside factories,
/ would suggest that you go very
slowly.
If the Department can be of
any service to you, please do not
hesitate to call on US.
Very sincerely yours,
E. V. ELLINGTON,
Professor of Dairying
paid ADVERTISEMENT
Send US your news items.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-05-05
Notice to Patrons

Having disposed of my store at
Keuteryille 1 must close all &C.
counts and parties knowing them
selves indebted to me are requested
to call and settle by May 20. After
that date all unpaid accounts will
be placed in the hands of a collect
or. l also wish to dispose of my
household effects and persons de-
string same can purchase articles
at any time. st
Hans Petersen.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-05-05
rheumatism.

If you are troubled with chronic or
muscular rheumatism give, Chamber
lain's Liniment a trial, The relief from
pain which it affords is alone worth
many times its cost. Obtainable every
where.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-05-05

slim" Bunnell sold his livery
stable equipment last week to
Frank Kaufman and intends
leaving soon for Montana to To-
cate. G. B. Newell has leased
the barn from Mrs. Hale until
March, 1919.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-05-05

See our plans before you plan to
build. Hussman Lumber Co.
Will Rookie came up Saturday
might from Lewiston for a short
visit.
For SALE. "A quantity of rough
lumber, all dimensions, cheap.
DR.. H. ]. Smith.
Mac Scofeld, editor of the Voll-
mer Spokesman, was in the city
Monday evening and took in the
dance at the K. c. hall.
The dance at the K. c. hall Mon
day pight did not enjoy a very
large attendance but all present
had very enjoyable time.
Mr.. Thompson came up the first
of the week from Lewiston with q
new Maxwell car which he is
demonstrating on the prairie.
Henry Telcher and family Of
Grangeville, autoed over and spent
Sunday with A. B. Rookie and
family, returning in the evening.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-05-05

Buy Prince Albert eUery-
Where tobacco is sold in
tOpPy red bags Sc; tidy red
fins, Zoe; handsOme pound
and h0f-pound tin hun1i-
d0rs-and-that corkin9 fine
pound cTystal- glass hun1i-
dor tOith sponge. nlOistener
top that keeps the tobacco
in such clever triEn-0LLOays!