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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-04

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and the of put the trade
- volume expands
We speaking of EXPANSION FLOUR which expands
into the finest broWnest cspest bread pan
biscuits the world under the glow the
cooks smile expand broad grin with pleasure
result of baking day.
1t the merchants trade expand grow
quality pleasing his recommending new ones
But contracts the grocery bill because there Jumps
the satisfaction the baking than can be
obtained from any other flour under the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-04

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-04
Chicago Grain Today.
WHEAT.

W HEAT.
May-open, s1.341A to s1.SSzs
close, $1.34.
July-open, $1.25A to s1.25K;
close, sL251A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-04

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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25
Tortidritte iii Merito.

5roB ReOolution uno Yursertrieqe
coer eigentlih sercbe Oant perlel=
ben, nlmmt bic fortidritttihe getps<
euns in Werito INNER mebr an
araft 81.
Sn W(eribu, Duoaton, bat iih
Goup. Solpooor Mlnarabo bereit err
Hart, bic Domination fir 0oupsrz
neur bon ben SoaiaIiiten uno acn=
1tltutipnaliiten on5unebmsn uno elm
&onoioat BEL ben Reuipoblen i'm
naditen Sonuor gu fein.
, &eine anbere politilhe partei bat
cine Organization ii Ducatan. Die
Socialilt pnrtp tontrolliert anna
berno 10000 Stimmen in gucotnn
unp Die SonititutionaIiit iiten= partei ety
ma 10000. Sbalsid bic ssrouen oas
9Boblreht in Yucatan nod niht hoz
ben, iinp lie in Der &umpaane fir
belize porteien allBsrit tdtis aeipeIen.
Wtitslieoer Der Staatslegislatur uno
yuentons HeprGisntonten i'm Notio=
nnI=aonsreb tperben ebenialls i'm eSoz
nuor eeirdblt. 4lle observation-disclosures
ten oes Staates iperben i'm Ssptemz
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25

terl0no 9egen Yilla, ben meritani=
ihsn ganoitendsf, 5u psrteioissn.
Die Spsialiiten ingtsn pomoIs, oob
yiIlu Elm g9ent Der umsritonilhen
SapitoIiitsn lei, ipoiir mir BON Der
tapitaliitilden preiie n.s perriidte
llnbeil'tifter, bic man einipsrren lo!Iz
te, be5eldnet ipurcen. llno iebt itGIt
es lid herous, BOB mir rsht bottsn.
llniere 8npitoliiten BON Der Wriabt
Comp. lieferten @illa 9lsrpplane, ba<
nit feline oeute gombsn auf bic amez
ritaniihen Solonten unb amerituniz
Idle Stdote iperfen t0nnsn. YieIleid3t
iporen oieie Ierpplane soni gut, nur
tonnte TiIIa teine tiihtissn Jlie1er
betommen. gleihpiel, lpie nsm iein
mn9. NmeritnniIfe aapitnIiiten lie
fern Tiliu Gelo, WafIen, SS!uoseu1e,
iiberbaupt olles, tpns er brouht, nm
ben Mmeritnnern Itiperen Shooen
bei5ubrinaen, uno oabei nsnnen lie
lid audi nod potrioten.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25
&aolialt Torotruusen auf oem Arbeiterz zaonartf.

uro unter sigener Resie bstrieben
peroen. !0apes lpie Seioel tponoten
iif oasegsn, baB man bic Resieruna
erIt nod aufforosrs. bic offsniidt=
litsn Sotlahen ourh sine apmmif=
'lpn uunterluhen" gu laIIen.
9uf 9lnraten 9pmpers lpurpe aber
beItloiien, pom apngreb cine Spe=
siulzaommiIllon 81 perlaneen, unb
onB Die praoniIierten 9lrbeiter cine
Tertretung in oerielbsn haben ioIlen-
= ga ipirb nieper piel 8elo .uno
Selt cerlhleuoert lperben uno NOS
ipiro oas ReIultat Iein2
Bel ben Seratrneen iber bieie Re=
Iclutionen 5ei9ten i'd, tonlerpatipe
uno raoitne SeIs9aten einig
in ibrer Grbittsrung iiber bic 2ebensz
mittelruherer uno Der tonierpotipe
Oeleaat 9uncon, @oriissr pom Re
'clutions =aomitee, perlanate, baB
ollie, Die fir Die unoerehtfertiate Gr=
bobun9 Der preiie perontlport!it
'ino. ins 3udthaus gsihidt perben
ioIIen. Gin auns seiasitsr 0orfdIae.
rpf ipiro er leioer, 10 lanss mir
eine topitaliitiite Re9ierung boben.
nitt ous9eFiibrt ipsrnsn. ssiir bic
rooi,olen 5oroeruneen Der Sosioli=
item absr einsutrstsn, tonnten bic
trnlerpatipsn 9eIeoutsn bph niht
iiber ihr rtreues Sers" brinsen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25

IuBer ben gsrsIeu.en uno ben
oeut1hen Garpentern bon GIepelano
lonoten uuh anoere Srganilationsn
Observation-Disclosures an ben aonpent
in Baltimore. gei Der 0ebutte bar
iiber traten Mar Sapes, unIer W9itz
burger uno 8enoiie unb Hepatteur
oes ~GIs1slanp Gitisen". uno Mor
Seicel bon Decatur, Su., in iebr
'harfer gHeiIe segen Die Wuhersr
uno Spstulanten uuf. Sapes lagte,
pie grbeiier bdttsn genue Der In
teriuhun9en, lie polltsn enolit Ia
ten ieben. oefinitips Sd1ritte, Die CUR
$oerabiebung Der preiie iiibren. Die
aonpention IolIe ppn Der Hegieruno
rerlan9en, oaB lie unpersii1lih Die
Giienbobnen, Den 9ersbau unb Die
Sdlahtbausz Snbuitris in eiseren
Se'ig uno Setrieb iibernsbme. Gr
tennseifnets Die GiIsnbahns. Minen=
uno 5!eiihzgarons ols puroiitsn,
rnie uns befahIsn uno beruubtsn".
Solter Seifall fplgte oieIem 9orz
ihlaae.
9luf mar Seiosl perlansts, oob
Die gstriebe, in oenen Die Oinse pro-
ouSiert peroen, Die jeBt bon Der
Seuerung betrofisn uno fir ben 2e=
bensuntsrbnlt nes @oltes notipenbia
limb, BON Der Resieruns iibernommen
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25
&f fit oaS N9tltunoeugeieb.

@oibington. = Die 8ertreter
ser organilierten giienbobner bot
ten am lesten Dienstas cine Inter
reol,ng NIT Grdiioent 8ilion in
meld)er lie erflartei1, boB nidt nur
Die Srganilotionen Der gobnanoe-
ltellten, ionoern aud ionltlide Uni.
cns, pelfe in Ser sSeberation of
Sobor perteretn iino, fir Die Iurd,-
Tilbrllng oes Observation-Disclosures.
lcbes fdn,pfen tperben. gbenfoas
on Iienstag pltroe auf Dem Son.
rent ser sSoberation in Baltimore
cine Heiol,,tion einltinrnia onoe-
hon1lnen in nelher erfldrt miro,
oob oie Sooeration bon unb aan,
filr oas slhtltunoengeIeb eintritt
lno oie giienbabner ollfaeforoert
meroeL felt su bleiben l,no lid,
cllrd) feinen rihterlifen Ginholts-
tefobl III Ser Giniiibrmg oes s(ht-
i'lnoentages binoern 5u laiien. ga
S@ll'on lno oie Webrbeit oes Som
9re''es ebenfaas fir IurhIiibrlmg
oes @eleses iino, miro es Sen 9obrt.
ge'ellldoften nidt 10 Ieift gelingen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25

slllan 9enion, ser o5ioliitilde
! Observation-Disclosures, bat feline
slnlidlten iiber Ole lo5iuliitiihe
Woblfontpogne lno bos io,iolilti-
Idle &otlm1. mie folgt, flnogegeben
ISM slpril 1912 bate sic Eor.
tel cine Vtitelieoer5ohI bon t35, 900
llno er5ielte 901 1000 Stimlnen, ="
fiibrte @enion aus. ySn ocn Son,
areBlpoblen bon 1914 ging umiere
StIinncn5uhl Inn 10000 3uriif,
oos erltcmol in scr 8cid,idtc ser
Tortei, Dob mir einen Hiitgong su
pcr5eihnen hotten. ,Sn sic ioeben
pcrganacne Eralioenteumohl txoten
mir NIT elmer MiteIieoersobI bon
meniger OILS 10000 uno elmer
ourhols entmnitigtcn Organization
cln. Gic gauge &ompogne bing
on airfpotrid ,m0 mir. Die no.
tionolc Sificc bntte nl,r bier Neo-
rer lrntcrmeaS.
"lln'crcr Naitotion olt meiIten
Qelllttt hdbcn 2O.OOOOOO Slilobldt.
ter, Die BON Snllienoen bon ouiop-
'erlngSpollen Setoilen bon Sols
IL Sous perteilt puroen. Id hn-
'iere mene gerehnilna ser fir
lnlere Fartei obaegcbenen Stim.
men oui oie Sd,Gsimo Con Mor.
tins bonn uNclp 9orf ScroIb", eines
Der erfnhreniten W1nner in ser CSe.
lt1ihte aIler poIitiihen Eorteien.
Con Mnrtin, ser I'M gultsen 9onoe
Strohdbltimnumgen uor,lnehmen
tflegt. bot mir i'm 9luauit geioat,
hob bie io5ioIiltiihc Tortci 800.
600, noalideripeiie ioaor 1000
900 Stinlnlen crsielen miro. s(ne
biz Jest einaeIollicnen @eridte ho.
ben mid ill Der lleberseuq,ng oe-
bratt. BOB Gon gtartin reht hatte
~sSSest ober miilien mir crnithoft
on oen @ieoerouTbou un'crer Tor.
tei gehen." Ilibr 9enicn fort. .Ges-
hnlt mil''en mir Dor allem nal iene
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25

Der erlpdblt.
General gllparaoo pur Der militdz
rifhe 9puperneur BON Yucoton felt
Wfdr5 1915. Inter ben bon ibm aez
l0roerten iosiolen Reformen iino Ge=
leBs 5ur aufteiluns 0ffentIider Gam
ctrelen unter Die 9rmse; Der att=
ltunoige Irbeitstog unb bic 5RtG=
sise Irbeitstpohe; MinimaIlobn fir
oIle Irbeiter; Serbot Der ainoerars
belt uno Resulieruns Der peiblihen
Irbelt; llnfollentfdabisuns in So
brit uno JeIo; oblisatorilter Inter
riht; bpsienifhe Hesurieruna 3um
Shube Der offentIihen Gelunoheit;
Werbot Der SpisIbDlien uno IbldcFs
funs Der Sniteroiitritte in ben StGos
ten
s(lparaoo ItsIlte 9)ucutans Gs.pz
umlouf auf cine 0oIobolis nit ii6ez
rer Sedung, psrtrieb bic Spetulonten
aus oem 6nnfarosz zWartt (ginofa=
benz uno brnhte ben sSurmsrz Ser
bono 81 Stanoe, Der iebt ieoen Bal
len rSiial" i'm S.aote tpntrpIIiert,
9lparaoo lpriht fliebsno GnqIilh.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25

oas Seleb iiber ben Sallien su
perfen, lelbit penn f1uilide Nihter
linen 81 Silfc fonlnen.
Gs miro jeoenfaas al, einem er.
titterten aon1pf fommen, ser obcr
81 8l,niten Ser 9lrbeiter entlhieben
peroen miro, penn oieielben einig
uno entidloiien bonoeln.
8ompers unb leine 9(nbdnacr
limo 5lpor i'm Trin5ip gegen einen
sldtltlnoentag bon ser Hegierungs
Snooen, leben ober elm, oob bie
crgonilierten slrbeiter einlniitia be.
reit lino, oieien aonpi su fiihren
mo beber5igen ooher oos Sprih.
mort: Ser alilgere gibt noh".
Iob lid sic sSooerotion Sen Utut
nobm, olld) oen @eridten Sen
Neboebonolflb fin5lnperfen uno
cen Gllenbnbnerlt 81, rotten. auf oip
rld,terliten Ginboltsbefeble, sic
i'm alaiienfnnpfe erIoIien iperoen,
sl pieifen lit oud, Elm 3eihen ut=
'erer itiirnliiten ;3eit, uno 5lpor
Elm erfrelllides. Gs gebt poripdrts,
tros olleoem!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25
llnlcre patriotiidcn &apitalIjtcu.

Der .Miami 9allep Srcialiit"
bratte in ieinsr lebten Drummer eli
men Mrtitel, in ipelhsm 9eseiet piro.
hob Die Wriebt Comp. in Tnpton
6lugmaihinen an Den HebellenFiibrer
Tlllo in Mterito Oertlufte, ouB I;h
fIeielben ober polllidnbis ipertlos erz
ipleien uno SiIla oubsr hurh leinen
I9entsn in Snpton, s. g. geroer,
Die Wrisbt Gp. auf Riidaobluna bon
$4,000 pertlossn lieB. 6err Berger
1nate 10 nebenbei, onB 0iIIa uber
rlei!se Gelbiummen perIiiat, um oo=
NIT Munition, Wnffen, Meroplone
llnb onbere arie9sbeoiirfniiie taufen
su tonnen.
Infer 0ontoner porteioraon Be-
merit 81 oieien GntbulIunaen Iebr
treffeno: ~Gs lit nod niht !onae ber,
bob uniere bofanseiebenen Witbiirz
ger bic iun9en Mdnner oufforoerten,
1th onlperben 81 lailen, um pas @az
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25
Ucrbereiarbeitsr iiesreid.

Gincn id,onen Sicg boben Die
10000 grbeiter ser GIf Sonncrp
50. III Mibgcipop, ga. crrl,neen.
nadloem lie cine @ohc onl Streife
moren. Sic erhielten cine 9obn-
5tloae BON % Trosent lnb hen
nelnltiinoiacn slrbeitstag. Gic in
Der Curtis Ianncrp. elmer Der
Nrobten Sobgerbereien ocs 2onoes
ongcItellten Gerber crhaItcn BON
ictt an 81 imo $3.50 per 1ag,
lno Ole gepobnlihen slrbciter
1925. Der 2ohn ser meibIiten
slnNeltcllteh lit oui 1926 oen 3a9
crhobt iporocn. Der Strcif Der
8crberciorbeiter in gcnonnten @er.
Ten mar MIR bon fl,r5er Toiter. Tie
Nod)Frnuc nod) 0eoer lit cine 10
1robe, oab bie 8erbcrcibciitcr Die
eIilftraac faum o,lsfiibrcn fonncn.
babel MAIDEN iie grobe Yrofite.
oenn Der Yreis oes 2coers itcigt
rnpioe, infol9e oes 0rieaes.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25

'ctaeb,mg oils Trinsip.
,Sn ciucm peiteren IrtifeI lpcr.
oen mir anbere nid,tiNc ,sraaen
rno Sebattcn. sic auf Sem 3onpent
bchonoelt murbcn, bcIenhten.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25

Eilrd)t Dor ci!len arobcn luirtid,ait-
l'hen 3mon9 aeid)oifcn. Gr mo
leine ,srclraoe ii1o aegen geictlihe
ser sIrbcitsscit uno ser
Sobnc lno nnbercr Nrbeiteridlltoc.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25
&i Scr @mtdJcr bccmoct.

Iie itreifenocu @lltd)er in Thi.
laoeIphiu haben ocn Ieit 26 @oten
aefiihrten aampi u,fgegcbcn, lloh-
Gem sic @oiie teilneiie ihre Noroe.
rllngcn bclpiuigt bntten Tie llnion
ser @utdlcr inBte Sclfliilie. in
lueld,en ertlurt miro: oob ferncr
cine cncraid,e slgitution cntfaltet
luerocn miro. nm oie Organization
ollsilibauen, benn nur blrd) ciniges
,3llanul,cnnrbeitcn oerieniacn Vu.
tdcrgcielIen. luelhe Sic Notipcnoig.
felt elmer itarfen Organization ein.
'chen. miro es moglid) iein. in ob.
'ehborcr 3cit bas sll erreiden, mas
mir in rnlerem &fe bon 26
Mod)cn 0auer nilr teilpciie erin.
gen fonntcn.
slllt lit es notmeuoia cine iulte.
matiidlc slaitation iiir llnion.
,Sleiidprobufte 81 entfalten. bomit
oic or9nniiierten Nrbciter uno oos
tonIlulicrenoe EnbIif,m nur sic
Trooilftc bon iolden Girmen fou-
ic, pclfe bon 8lltd,er-ltnion Nr.
1O6 ulS fair" onerfaunt perben.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25
Scuion iibcr bic @a1leu.

Serren aus Ser Eortei binausmer-
fen, Die Itntt Ser s(uBenieiter ,u-e
cIGsnen 8enolIen bef1n,pfen. ssh
nelne Dor ollen iene poar ioae-
nonnte Srtelleftuellen, oie ibre
Belt oanit perihmen6en, oie Qanr-
pagnefllbrung 81 fritilieren unb 3,t
befonpfen uno Ser Hartei Shnie-
rtgfelten 3u MAIDEN, uno sic Damn
tllr5 Dor Der @obl su oen fapitaIi-
lt1'hen Wlottern gehen uno in Iau-
gen slrtifeln o,lsfiibren, peIden Der
beioen fopitoliitilhen S}onoibateu
Tie por5ieben.
Gob @enion nit ieiner Sd,Gt-
sung oes lo5iuliltiihen Gotln,s AT
bed, gegriffen bat, muroe bereits
bon 8erner, 9totionnl. .-ScfretGr Der
Sosioliitiihen Tortei, ieitgeitclIt.
sSir boben olldl III ser lctten
Nlmlner bes nGho" olsgefiibrt.
cob mir inter ben lpiorigen Inn
'tcnben, bie BEL ser Icbten Trdii-
ocntenmahl porhnnocn nuren, otf
cine nlerfIide Steigerllng lnleres
|ntlnls ridt red)nen fonnten ltno
'roh 'ein nlllbten, ohne grobe Ter-
IlIlte oll5 ser @ohl heruor5uaebcn.
H(llf oie Sdl1bungen bon Con Mar-
tins lmo onoeren Tropbetcn leacu
mir meniger 8elpid1t. oIs @eniou
lno bie ofii5icle 3dhIumg ser To-
5iaIiItiid)en Stin,men miro uns rcd,t
Bcben. @enion bat uber pollfoms
men redlt nit leinen 9en1erfllnacn
ihcr oas llnheit, melhes bon SEN
'cgenanntcn SnteQcttlellen, oie Itott
Den 1llBercn Seinb bie eiaenen 8e-
noIien bcfimpftel lno teiluei'e of
fen 5lnl tSeino iibergingen, onge-
rid1tet miro. Cine griinbIihe SOUS
,einiglng n,uB innerboIb ser Tor-
tel porgenolrl1en uno BEL ser 9luf-
nohmc intelettucller aonoi6aten
'ehr ooriid,tig aehanbeIt merben.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-25
Sn her Iehtpn al

Sn Der lesten 9ibuns oes
Staotrots puroe cine Oroinans onz
aenommen, lpelde perfiist. ba5 Gle,
ipelcte es unterlaNen. ibre Seitsaipc e
oom S6nee uno Gts gu befreie,,
$40 Strofe sahlen miiIen. Sire l:hr
nctpenoi9e unb prattiide Orbinaas.
ipenn lie burdgefiibrt ipirb.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29
Palace Theatre Tonight.

Tie Palace Theatre will show one Of
the greatest photo predictions Of the
age tonight in "The Eternal City" by
Hal Caire. No summary of bare
facts can adequately describe the as
founding power and charm Of the sub
iect. The pictorial version of Hall
Gaines thrilling romance presents the
stirring incidents and climaXes, the
nobility and tragedy, the elements of
love and betrayal and the beautiful
ideals and humanities of the original
plot, with wider range, in truer col
ors and with bolder strokes than We're
possible in the novel or play, and will
therefore render the inspiring story
its greatest measure Of Immortality.
There will be two shows, the first
starting at 7 o'clock,
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29
Notice to Home Builders and Con-
tractors.

Calipatria needs several residences
right now, and you contractors are
overlooking a big bet, IN not getting
here on the ground and reaping a
profit that is bound to come from the
erection of fifteen to twenty homes.
that will rent for from SIS to $25
per month, or that can be sold on
terms, or for reasonable figure.
You don't take any chances when
you build there now, because the
j families are waiting for houses to
move into and there is not vacant
house in Calipatria today, so that
your profits will be ready for you
just as soon as you can ge the houses
ready for occupancy.
! There is a great deal of activity in
Calipatria today, due to the fact that
the grading contract for the Calip-
-Westmoreland railroad has been
let and that the actual construction is
to be started right after the first of
the year. This will mean that many
new families will be brought into
the town, and, in addition, there is
pretty good authority for the re-
port that three of the largest mer-
camille firms of the Valley are to
establish branch houses in Calipatria,
which vii! also add considerable to
the demand for homes here.
Real estate is very active and every
day sees some sort of a deal put
through. Every bit of available land
anywhere near the line of railroad
has been leased, nearly every vacant
store building in town has been leased,
and every train stopping at Calipa
tria brings investors from different
parts of the Valley or from the out
side, who want an opportunity to
cash in on the profits that they know
will come from this point.
Mr.. =. A. johnson of Calipatria
has a special proposition to make to
some contractor or someone who will
come in and build homes, and asks
any interested party to call upon him
At his office at once for full de-
tails.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29
Bushman and Bayne at L.& s. Tonight

Bushman and Bayne at LIZ s. Tonight
In the elaborate screen production
OF Romeo and Juliet in which Fran
els X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne
portray the roles of the immortal low
ers, these two famous stars are sup
ported by the most notable cast ever
assembled for motion pictures, includ-
irg descendants Of some Of Americas
greatest artists of decade ago. Ethel
Mantell, daughter of the eminent ira
gedian, is seen in the role of Rosaline;
Harry Sothern, nephew of f. H.
Sothern, plays the part Of Abram,
Marie Booth, a niece of the famous
Edwin Booth, will be seen in an i'm
portant role. Emma Kemble, di-
rect descendant Of the famous Kemble
family of England; Violet Hall Caine
and Blanche Davenport all help to
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29
LIVESTOCK AWARDS ARE
BEING MADE TODAY

Continued From Page One.)
second, J. Z. Peck.
Best herd under year. +. Peck.
Best pair Of pigs, male and fannie
First, Thompson Bros; second, Ly-
ons Bros; third, NJ. S. Nichols.
Best boar and three gifts under !
year,. E. Peck.
Best sow litter, not less than six
pigs, not over A months old-first,
LYONS Bros; second, NJ. Nichols.
Best showing of swine by any one
exhibitor, j. Z. Peck.
Poland China Awards.
In the Poland China class the herd
entered by w. R. Warne and E. Warne
captured all awards.
Berkshire Awards.
In the Berkshire class Of hogs, the
Timken herd was awarded all rib
bons.
A. Hiorth received special award
for pen of fat hogs.
Sheep.
F. E. Williams war awarded all tro-
Iphies.
AngOra Goats.
A. Carey was awarded all trophies.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

make this the most beautiful and ar
tistic production Of its kind ever
filmed. Many great sets were especi-
ally built for this picture, An entire
Italian village, reproduction Of a
section of Verona as it was in the
fourteenth century, and in which COO
professional actors took part, will
forcefully establish this masterpiece
as a forerunner Of the possibilities Ct
motion picture art.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29
Metro Comedy at L. &, s. Sunday.

Metro Comedy at L. &. S. Sunday.
Ralph Herr, who makes his first
appearance before the screen, is well
known to theatregoers as the funni
est man alive. He IS oft-times referred
to as the man with the million dollar
face. He viii appear before the screen
ct the [. & S. Theatre, Sunday, to-
rather with Irene Eawley, also well
known to movie fans, in version Of
the Great broadway success, THE Pun-
pie Lady" This production is one Of
the many that viii make Metro a name
to conjure with.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

arthur Shepard, supervisor from the
F. Centre district. arrived from Shep-
ards bridge this afternoon and report
ed that taffic would be resumed after
2 o'clock today. A fall of rock had
impeded traffic.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

At the last meeting Of the Fillmore
Sespe Farm Bureau there was a large
attendance to hear the address OF
v. H. Fleet, Rancho Sespe, on lemon
pruning. Mr.. Fleets talk was illus
trated by enlarged photographs,
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

Investigate for yourselves the
claims of the Liberty Six at the Booth
in the Auto Tent at the Fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

y. L. baskerville Of San Diego is
spending a few days with his son and
daughter, Mr., and Mrs. v. L. Basker-
vile, and taking in the fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

Have you see "Mac"? He is ready
to show you a Chandler at the booth
in the Auto Tent.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29
Personal MENTION
VALLEY DYE WORKS

Expert Cleaning and Pressing.
Work Called for and Delivered.
534 Main Street. Telephone 1853.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

Fallbrook olive growers report
many buyers making offers for their
fruit.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

c. T. Willis arrived in FL Cen
tro yesterday and will remain for sew
eral days. Mr. Willis is the well
known public accountant employed by
cities in the valley and also by the
county supervisors.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

Mrs. B. D. Irwin is i'll at the St,
Thomas hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29


B. F. Mcdonald of the Mt Signal
district was a Fair visitor today.
Bargains for Saturday. See The
Market Basket on Page 8.
W. L. Neal of Calexico was fair
visitor today
J. E. Peck and wife of Brawley
spent Thursday at the Fair.
L. A. McNeilly came down from
Brawley today to look over the Fair.
F. G. Clemens of San Diego is spend
ing Fair week in El Centre.
Read TIE Market Basket ADVERTISE
ments on Page 8.
The Market Basket, on Page 3, gives
YOU the market helps for Saturdays
buying.
Have ycu seen the Chevrolet motor
at the Auto Tent? Watch the Pistons
and valves in operation in plain sight.
A. W. Terwillinger of Brawley came
over today to look over the Livestock
Fair.
East Highlands has had no freezes.
We handle East Highlands Oranges
Juicy Oranges with Lots Of Juice
zoe to 40c per dozen. Vines & Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Heilman Of San
Diego are stopping at the Casa Day
during Fair week.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

A. NJ. Farley of Heber visited the
Fair today.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

D. L. Ault, attorney from CaleXico,
vas receiving congratulations this
morning from his many friends. Mr.,
AuIt received a Christmas gift in the
shape of fine baby boy. The name
selected for him is Armand 4. Aault.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

B. F. Mcdonald of the Mt. Signal
district was a Fair visitor today.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Heffineton Of
Seeley spent the day in FL Centre Wis
iting their friends and taking in the
fair.
Robert c. Coree. we'll known cot
ton man from Calexico, was a bust
ress visitor in El Centre this morn
ing.
Earl Enee and Jonn Buttram, ar
rested for stealing 27 hides from a
Brawley concern, ar enow in the coun-
ty jail, being brought from San Diego
yesterday.
T. l. Norton, James Crawford and
John Stratton were brought from Ca
la%ico to the county Jail yesterday. The
first is charged with petty larceny and
the others with burglary.
:. ". Swanson, county probation
officer and one Of the best known men
in Imperial Valley, is confined to his
house with a serious affliction Of the
face.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-29

Bargains for Saturday. See The
Market Basket on Page 8.