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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-27
COMMONS PASS CONSUMPTION.


London.-Loud cheers greeted the
inal passage of the Military Service
Dill through the Committee Of the
whole of the Hous, of Commons.
At every stage the government by
its conciliatory attitude made friends
for the Lill, with the result that 1t had
a much smoother passage through the
House than had been expected.
Groups 2. 3, and 5 of recruits who
enlisted under the Earl of Derbys
plan were formt lily called to the col.
ors, in accordance with the proc
lamation of Dec. 49, These groups,
the first Derby recruits to be called
out. are composed of unmarried men
from 10 to % years OF age.
The men have been warned OF the
necessity OF reporting for duty imme.
diately, the Recruiting Committee hay.
ing stated that any one who is sum.
moned and does not appear will be
treated as deserter
The number OF men in the first four
groups, after subtracting exemptions
and postpOnements of service. is esti-
mated roughly at 100000.
From Dvinsk, southeast of Riga. to
the centre OF Persia four great Rus
sian armies are fghting-and win
ming. according to the Russian re-
ports.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-27

Milan The British consul at sofia
has been arrested in tie residence OF
The American consul. who protested
against the action as a violation on
diplomatic privileges
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-27

The school department sent out sup
plies for the first examination of
eighth-grade pupils for elementary
diplomas. This examination will he
held In about 1000 places. and It ia
expected that more than 5000 pupils
will take the test The dates arc Feb.
rEcry 3 and 4
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-27

The annual Inspection OF tho West
Virginia National Guard was begun
az Welch, Mcdowell county. By Mai
William Wallace. OF the United statea
army, ana Mai John n Charnock. OF
the adSutant generals office. The
work Of Inspection will continue until
March 18Th
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-27

Thomas Mott Osborne, the nlllloas
alre ox-warden Of Sing sing prison,
has been Indicted By a grand Jury a
White Plains. n. ~. the charges m
volviaa both his official and hls par.
aonal conduct
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-27

Philadelphia Miss Marearot WI.
son, daughter Of the President. iefl
ihe hospital here whore on January
- she underwent an operation Tor the
removal Of adenolds and both tonsHs
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-27
COLONEL HOUSE AUsrLINo.
VIII Hasson Journey 20 Report Find
inns 20 President

London That Colonel House -
anxious 20 return az soon a. possible
20 America is shown BY the fact that
ho has practically abandoned his plan
70 make side trip to Italy 70 visit
his closest personal friend. Ambassa-
dor Thomas Nelson Page. Colonel
House has likewise adYarced the time
OF his departure for Paris After a
few DAYS IN Paris. Colonel House viii
20 % Switzerland
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-27

Mount Holly. N. Two boys we're
killed here when a bank Of clay ON
which they were ot play collapsed and
buried them
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-27

home.-Peace negotiations between
Austria and Montenegro have been
broken off owing to the intervention
of Gen. Martinovich, leader of the
anti-Austrian party in Montenegro.
who assumed command of the troops,
including the Serbian detachments
aiding the Montenegrins. and opposed
their disarmament. thus averting the
betrayal Of the Allies by King
Nicholas.
The entire population halls Gen.
Martinovich as the dellyerer Of Monte.
negro. A complete exodus from the
little country is expected. All of.
torts are now being concentrated on
the defence OF Scutari.
To aid in extricating the troops an
appeal has been issued to the Allies
for assistance such as was rendered
the Serbs.
On the front in France and Bel.
gium and in the Austro-Italian thea.
tire the operations have been confined
chiefly to mining and sapping moves
and artillery duels.
A substantial victory of the Rus.
slams over the Turks in the Caucasus
and the capture of the town of Has.
san Kahah. twenty miles east of
Erzerum. after a hard fight, was re-
ported by Petrograd.
When the Turkish line broke under
the heavy Russian fire. the Sultan's
forces were pursued to the forts OF
Erzerum, the Russians sabering or
taking prisoner more than 1900.
The Turks retreated in all direc.
tions TO the protection of the forts,
abandoning magazines. guns and huge
quantities of supplies in their flight.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-27
3 . + 30 : : = = #% #+++++44. ..
WAR CASUALTIES REACH
100000

; London. The gross casualties
y in the war up to the beginning
, OF January total nearly 10000
, 600 The basis for the figures is
; official and other reliable infor-
; nation. The number OF killed is
: estimated at one in every FIVE
3 and prisoners taken average one
: in every seven or eight. divided
8 nc folloxve.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
NuiiliIler AS.

finansielIe 8iiroe @nglano, unO ss III
oesbaIb aud nibt gu perlpunbern, OuB
England elm 70 grOBes 9eIGret erbebt.
ROrtpssen bat faft ousfdIieBIib Gus
Rrissstonterbanoe bic sspaltigen 8ers
bitnite erlunet. Die norpegiI9en
S6iffe, tpslde bon ben 9suti9en Sers
ItDrt fporben IinO, iinb fait obne Guss
nabme SrGssr bon 8annpare eetpefeH.
0eutfdlnn6 bat bic S6IieBung Der
nortpesiIden @eipdfer fir feline llnters
Iee6oote nit elmer erneuten, trGftigH
llnterfees&asne gegen bic 9anns
tparetrGger beantportet. Das baour4
Osrftdrtts ensliide Dutgsbeul m64te
Oen glnIdein sripeden, als pb nun Rors
tuesen Su Der 8ereitf6aft geordust
tperben t0nnts, feline ReutraIitGt auf5us
seben, unb aud Der bon England iona
trolIierts Ssil Der nortpegiiden preHe
ft0bt idrils SDns aus.
Die norpssiide 9eieGfduft 1T trns
mr ensIanofreunbIid sefpeftn. Die
nOrtpesiTden SanbeIsintereFen itebeR
gang unter Der britii6sn Sberuufidt.
Inter oi.fem 9eiidtspuntt 1T bic Sina
nsisung nad Der Settle Der entente
tpobl ertlGrlid. Dieter 9sii4tspunft
tpirb inbeF.n fofort perriidt. IObalh
itd Norpesen aus btsfer Sinneisuns
in cine 9eutT6lano unfreunoli6e Sdfs
tuns riiden IGBt. Die 8sr1SlieBuna
Der noripesifden 9etpGFer TT benn
au9 in sinem Protsft bss osuti9sn
9eIdnoten in gbriftiania als elm
0eutI9Ianb unfreunblidsr Qtt g.t.nn.
5.idnet porosn. Die perIdGrfte lIns
teriees&dmpasne Der bsutTdsn Sauds
bOOte ssesn bic nOrtpegifde Sdiffs
Fabrt bat ben protsft unterItriden.
9lmtli6 pirb ssmsIbet, bab bic
Staliensr i'm 9sbiets BON @ors cine
neue SffsnFbs bssonnsn babsn, tnbem
bic 3peite uno 9ritts itaIisniide ars
NEE ungriffen. Der erits 9enerula
Iturm ipur6s abgepisTsn, tporauf bas
SrOmmelfeuer Der Staliener erneut be-
gam, unO Elm stpeiter Sturm iebte
Damn elm. Sisben fsinblide 8risas
ben tpurben abselpiefen, absr i'm n0r6.
li6en Surft tOnnte Der Seinb. u9t Die
otitoneu iturt, iiber bic 5erI6metterten
oOroeren 2irien porbrinsen. gr ipur.
De bur9 umfafenbe @egenunertfFe tell.
iusife suriidsefdIagen, belt ii6 abes
in 8oBpieu; 1000 @efaneene unb fee
ben Wufdinensetpebre tpuroen einses
bra9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
Sdsli9e 9aus6aIt
Standardization.

utility itaublois gbitduber.-anss'
tertiat pon i1parjem. demiih beban'
6elten @aru, bsfsitist on 9olBsriffsn (;
uerfsrtist, ioba6 es niat tratt oosr be-
fGdoiet cine Sberfld4e. IA Gents.
~ 3ol SuBboosu 8sien. anssfsrtist
BON Pfsrbsbauren. nit lansem, poltr'
ten @riff. 49 Gents.
$1.50 100 Pfunb iapantrttr Wtshlbt'
hdltsr gut anssfsrtist nit fsitsm Dsf'
fel unb 3rusi @riffsn. SO Gents.
Saubeu iapanirts 2oblenstmer, 2S
Gents.
8nst Quart bsOsdts Slsa elmer. Z
@ente.
@an3 8le& 8aidisGsl. 65 Gents.
Bequeme itaubloie 8oosn Wtops.-
aussftrtist uon idwarBsm Sarn. DE-
mild bebunoelt /; bot ldngen, psritsba'
rsn @riff; iiir Sslfiniibeo ooer part
holi 6nBboosn. SO @entS.
30. 8 9upfer Tbssisiiel. ylidsl plat
tirt atiSefsrti9t pom IA nntsn Supfsr,
mit 0oIjstiff. $1.15.
@rossidoB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09

SarparO=llniperiitGt i'm Sabre 1864,
itubierte unter 9riinnop in Qm Or
bor, Mih., Qitronomie, purbe 1859
SilfsprofeFpr am gderbuusGolIsse BON
Mt6igan. mar 1860-64 4ffitent bes
Il. 9. goaf 6 Geological Surpep,
mudte bann Stubien auf ben RifoIaus
GentralsSbferbatorisn untsr 9oultos
pu inst. petersburg, RuBlanb. Wurs
be IffiItsnt am Il. 9. MdrinesSbiers
patorium (1867-68) unb 9irsttor
bes ObTsrpatoriums in Cincinnati.
4m 1. September, 1869, inaugurterts
er Die tdsIi9en Wetterberi6te fir Die
Sanbelsfdmmer in Cincinnati, tpos
bur9 Die Resierung Der Ser. Staaten
peranlabt tpurbe, Gbnli9e 8eri9te aus
Sugeben. gr tpurbe unter Der 8esei6s
nung nSlo probabtlities" boIo nett
BIN beiannt, tpuroe 1871 Meteors
ologe bes Il. 9. Si9nalbienitss unb
tpurbe 1891 Better bes Detterbureuus.
gr mar 1873 Rsoatteur Der rMontblp
Weatber ReDietp"; bielt felt 1896 Dor
lefunsen iiber Meteorologie an Der
Sobns SoptinssllniperiitGt. gr tpar
@erfaFer stnss Dertes iiber Die totale
Sonnenfiniternis bonn 20. Suli, 1878,
unb anberer Werte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
Die Rriegslage.

Sds blutise Rinssn an ben beridies
benen Srpnten tpurbe tpdbreno Der pers
gangenen WO9e fortseieBt, bod purs
ben bon teiner Settle irgen6 fpslde ers
bebli9en SOrti9ritte semu6t. 9enes
ralfeIOmari9aa Bon Sinbenburs unb
feline treue StiiBe, 9sneral Don 2us
benborff. baben iid;A in elmer llnterres
buns nit sinsm SyrreIpOnbenten, in
traftpoIIen unb beoeutIdmen Dorten
iiber bic Gage an ben Ueri4ieosnen
6rontsn ausseiprP9en.
Sn 8esug auf Die Weitfront bat 9es
neraIfeIbmarf9au Don Sinbenburs aus
nG9ft bic llnteriteIIuns BON aIIiiertsr
Seite, als oh er eine 8ertiir5ung Der
tpeitli6en Jront bsabfidtise, als trafs
fen llnitnn auriideetpieisn. sd babe
niemals barun seoudt," ertldrt sr.
,Darum ioIIte i9 au99 Die Gront
i'm Deiten iteH feit tpie cine Wlduer,
unb penn unTere Seinbe burd einen
ungebeuren @erbrnu9 bon artiIerie
unb Wunition bier unb bort Elm me-
MIG 9eIGnos ssipinnen, 10 iperben iie
bod niemals bur9bre9en. lin bies
su tun, miibt.n iie nod breibis SABRE
tdmpfen, DOrausssieBt, bab Fs ois
2eute 6aau boben."
S9on am folgenben Sage bdben
8erlinsr unb 8ranosnburser Die frans
aOiiT6sn Steuunesn spiiden benz Ga
WdiIpnnettes 9eb0ft unb Blades nit
ftiirmsnbsr Suno genommen. Dieter
Sisg unteritreidt bic 9arlegung Sins
benburgs. sic tperoen nidt burdbres
den. sic baben Die Seute ni9t. Gin
S9la9ten ifts. Die SranaOien buben
oas BON ben 9eutIden esrGumte ebes
malige Sort @aur beieBt, bod BON oem
Sort lit nur nod elm Sriimmerbdufsn
iibrig.
2luf bic 5rase, OBJ RuBlunbs Mens
i9snmaterial erif6pft peroen tOnnte,
antiportete Der Telbmarf4ul: Die
RuFen iinO gruos babel, bus ielbit gu
tun. 0as 1T cine gtufsabe, ipelfe bic
ruTfiI6en Seerfiibrer ii9 geItellt bas
ben. Sbne 3psifsl tpudien in Rubs
Lamb INNER neue UiaEen beran, oas
dber maft feinen llnterIhieO. Dir
bdben geuug 2eute, uno aud in DETER
ret6zllnaarn iiuO bic ReIerpen fsiness
ipe9s erTdTpIt. mir .baben Die ruff
FI6e lleber5ubl nismaIs gefiirdtet." ="
llno ipieoer betrGftigen bic Greiguihe
Der oIIerneueIten 3eit bic 0urIegungen
uno 9tuffaTungen bes 6elOmarIdals.
Tad Der leBten amtlibsn Wtitteilun9
Der beutIben Oberiten Sesresleitung
bafen oie 9erbiinoeten an Der Dit
front mue Grfolge errrngen. SIN
nolbpniTben &fruum peitlih uno
norOpeItli9 BON 2uSt erffOpft iid
9ruiitlops r9robe SffeniiOe" in gIetf
perluItrei9sn pie reiultutloien angrifs
fen. 9tm oitgaliSiI6en Jrontubfdnitt
| Salic3-9rseSanp bat 8otbmer ein'
neue trGftige SffeniiOe erOffnst; beut'
I6e unb tiirtiTde Sruppeu bdben feinba
lide Ste[lunssn am OItIihen llfer Der
Raraiotpta' ssitiirmt. Sinoenburs unt
auSenborff babsn bic ruiiii4s llebsr'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
saiionable &leioer
8aareu.

Broeabeb Sslusts In ben populdrtu
S9attirunssn, Gin slGnIenoes, ftilil4ss
5abrifat. SO @snts.
@oiiume 8slust, 22 3ou brett fiir
an,hss unO ispnruts R6de. rs Gents.
Paune Bsluet, SO Soa Wtaterial,
febr sldnSeno unb ileioiam. $500.
Chiffon BrOuoclotb, bic @ae, $1.75.
@abarbins, A 3ou brett. s1.00.
MeHalius. in alien Sarbsu. Elm ftan.
barb 30 .3oll Wfaterial, $1.00.
Suupt Slur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
Cine grOkc Partie Der
..0argO" 9ausfletOer

1T Ioeb.n eius,troifsu. Sis finb uu'
fer eiaenes Sabriiat uno melt beHer,
ais aen5blih erbalteu merbeu. Rereale
uub @insbam in Strsifen unb @bsds.
buntls uno leifte 5arbeu. gieue Wto'
belle nit fiiuf,sors 80dsu. etas rsgu'
Idren @rSBsu uno Der Brsis 1T s1.0o.
9aupt 6lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
A1tsfQn0.
Sc ssbt ia GnOe NIT BEN 9tu=
mGnengeii iiuoel.

SatdeubaDn uub Mafenien freiien
bte Rnmdnen inner enaer ein.
Die 9eutidben rGumen baS gang
lid serihpfene Sort 0auS-S Siese
BET Werbiiubeten an anbereu
SSrunten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
911ro110.
Der Stnnt Sirsinta iett gang
troden selegt.

Beainn Der 8efurmationSfeier In
Pbilabelpbia-,SlS Prcbabilities'
geitprben - Sprad,- Ginihranfnng
fir SrauSbiiid, HanaSier-9auer-
marid, BON I3 900 Meileu-99ei-
3eueinfnbr aus Muitralien.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-28
BAPTIST CHURCH
CREv. J. NJ. GARDNER. Pastor,

Evangelestic meetings will start
Sunday morning January 30th, to
run to February 18th, conducted by
the pastor. Everybody Is invited
to attend the meetings. All Chris.
ians are requested to pray for the
meeting and to come and help to
get the unsaved won to Christ.
The pastor will preach on the
following subjects. Sunday II q.
m. as 1t l." 3 p. m. "Hindrances
to Prayer" 1880 p. m. drivers Of
Life" Monday 7:30 p. m. "Hind-
RANGES to a Revival" Tuesday
7:30 why Men do not Become
Christians Wednesday 1880 p m
Why | Believe There is a HELP
Thursday 7:30 p. m. "What is Help
Friday 1880 p. IN. "Hell and Who
is Going There" Saturday 1880 p
m. zone Thing You Win do or &c
to He'll"
Everybody welcome to every
meeting. W. NJ U. will meet with
Mrs. A. F. Roselle next Wednesday
They met with Mrs. j. X. Adams
last Wednesday and had fine meet,
ing ia spite Of bad westher.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-28
GOV. COMPUTES SENTENCE

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Jan. 24.--The
governor today commuted to nine
ty.Dine years Imprisonment the
death sentence OF Austin Kinney
the 65 years old Van Houten negro,
condemned to hang for murder at
Ration, next Friday. The governor
went to the scene Of the crime and
made a personal investigation Of the
case. 1t rs claimed that the negro
killed by Kinney as he slept had
fully convinced Kinney hat he was
going tc kill the. latter that night
ii Kinney did not get him first.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-28

Don't overlook the many bar
gains we are offering In all depart
ments during our big January
Clearance Sale .-Ziegler Bros.
Special reduction al just one
half price about one dozen Misses
and childrens coats, which we. will
sell out Ia the next ten days.
Ziegler Bros.
Ladiesl See Spirella and Barclay
corsets before buying. Accurate
measurement taken in your own
homes. Telephone No. 1. p. o.
Box 2O4. Mrs. G. T. McQuillen. At
The I'll Paso Herald delivered TO
your home at go cents per month.
Just give your subscription to
Mr. ROLAND, OF the ROLAND Drug
Co and he will see TO IL that you
get good service. You can pay
for your subscription monthly
The ri Paso Herald Is the South
vests greatest newspaper. Most
everybody reads 1t,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-28

We ARE offering some very rare
bargains during Dur January Clear
snce Sale .-Ziegler Bros.
Ben Sanchez, who recently re-
turned from Miami, Ariz., is tenn
p%orarily in the employ OF John e
Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A Gordon re
turned Sunday from. oscuro where
they have been visiting friends for
the past ten days.
For Sale-Two mule teams and
three horse teams, viii range In
weight from 1000 to 1850. All
first class stuff. Enquire Outlook
Wan ted:-To purchase range for
300 or 400 head OF cattle. Must
have living water and good grass,
and be a bargain. Address p. o.
Box 1927, El Paso, Texas. 81. 1T.
We have iuat received o car OF
new 1915 California and Eastern
can goods, get our prices on case
lots and we will save you money
Ziegler Bros.
Do you want to save a dollar, II
SO get your next bill Of hay, grain
or coal from VIM. Barnett. Phone
SO.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-28
ANNOUNCES FOR U. S. SENATE

Albuquerque, N NJ, Jan. 25. =
Frank Hubbell has announced that
he will make. the race for the United
States senate against Tom Catron
in 1917. He has announced bis
candidacy in a local paper on q
platform Of tariff for protection OF
home industries, good roads, pro-
lection Of the livestock industries,
national preparedness and national
drainage
Mr.. Hubbell is a millionaire sheep
man Of the Socorro county section
and has been in politics on the Re
publican side and is considered a
strong candidate. He will have the
opposition Of senator Catron, who
has announced that he will run
again.
II B. Holt Of Las Cruces Is also
understood to be a candidate, al
though he has not yet made an Off
cial announcement.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-28
FRIDAY. U rs. 1916
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Carrizozo visitor Wednesday.
Frank W. Young was a visitor
to FL Paso over Sunday.
FELTON, Grey was a business
visitor here from Oscuro last Satur
day.
Germany hand painted china OF
all kinds at N. b Naylor d Sons.
We have just received a car load
Of Studebaker Mountain Wagons
The Ellsworth Company.
"Dudge" Lamay was here from
bis home on the Nogal mesa
Wednesday
The Ellsworth Company at Capt.
tan Is Offering cotton seed cake for
sale.
Manuel Cisneros is an III Paso
visitor this week, the cattlemen's
convention being the drawing card.
Buy your hay, grain and coal
from VIM. NJ Barnett and save
money. Phone SO.
Scarlet fever has visited the home
Of Harry John'on but the red flag
Is in evidence and it is hoped that
no new cases will develop.
For Sale:--700 bred ewes, three to
five years old. SO 90 per head
Enquire Outlook. 81 IL
Mrs ChAs w Jones has begun
the construction of a modern bun
galow on her property opposite the
Baptist church.
Charm Brand Tomatoes-One OF
the big items. Regular Zoe seller
at per dozen S ,00.-Jarrizozo Trad
ing Co.
Mesdames Daniel and Tomlinson
were III Paso visitors last week re.
turning to Carrizozo Saturday
night.
II you are intending to have {
water tank made see me befor,
placing your order-Ed Long, thu
timer
Little John Noonkester has beet
at the old Burrel Hotel for SOM
days receiving treatment for bloot
poison in his leg.
We especially recommend on
Telco Brand the very finest good
that can be packed Hiegler Bros
Sole agents for Carrizozo.
Harry Comrey was a bushes
visitor to the county seat 'Monda.
from his ranch In the Ancho couu
try. He returned the followin
afternoon.
Take your Furs, Hides and Pelt
to Ziegler Bros who will pay yoI
the most money for them.
Charm Brand Peas, Beans an
Corn Every can guaranteed Re
gulAr l5c size for lie a can.-CarrI
EOzo Trading Co.
For Sals-Four heavy ore wagon
good as new, two Studebakers, on
Peter Sehuletter and one Balm. A
a bargain. Enquire Outlook.
II you want 10 know oil abou
Protection vs. Free Trade send POI
tai card request for free sampl
copies Of the American EconomisI
$3.50 Broadway, New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17
THE ORPHEUM.

The combination of tragedy and comedy offered by the Orpheum pro gram last night provided a decidedly attractive entertainment which was obviously acceptable to the patrons of that theatre.
 For tonight the Orpheum has a strong bill containing no less than four distinct numbers, each one of which holds a particular and distinc- tive interest.
 The first number will be a Kalem two-reel play, entitled "The Villain Worshipper". which, as one would in fer from the title. is unique drama both in plot and action.
 ''The Three Johns" is a Vitagraph comedy which comes well up to the high standard of clever work which is the invariable output of this com pany. It will be followed by another amusing sketch furnished by the Kal- em company who also has a high re putation in this class of work This is entitled At Bachelors Roost". and the name fairly well indicates some thing doing. as will be found ro be the case by those who are fortunate enough to see the piece.
 The diversified program will con clude with something entirely new in Vernon Bailey Howe's cartoons, which have not been seen here before, but
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17
FAMILY AVOIDS
 SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
 Thedford's Black -Draught.

McDuff, Va.-"I suffered for several years," says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, oi his place, "with sick headache, and stomach trouble.
 Ten years ago friend told me 10 try rhediord's Bl3ck-Draught, which did, md found it to be the best family medi- cine for young and old.
 keep Black-Draught on hand all the lime now, and when my children feel title bad, they ask me for dose, and it does them more good than any medicine they ever tried.
 We never have long spell of sick ness in our family, since we commenced using Black ck-Draught."
 Thedford's Black -Draught is purely vegetable, and has been found 10 regu- ate weak stomachs, aid digestion, re- ieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach, and similar symptoms.
 Ii has been in constant use for more han 70 years, and has benefited more han million people.
 Your druggist sells and recommends Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a aackage to-day. kcEa
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17
CHICAGO GRAINS.

CHICAGO May 16-Increasing evi- dence thst immense damage has been done by Hessian fly in parts of Kan sas forced the wheat market today upgrade The result was a firm close at s4 10 1lk, cents net advance with July 117b and September 1171Aa5s Corn gained k a quarter to 5s and oats a quarter to ss. In provisions the outcome was favorable.
 Persistent buying, largely on the part Of new investors, characterized the wheat market Just al the open ing transient down turns were wild owing 10 reports of plentiful stocks in Great Britain and 10 forecast of increased shipments from Australia.
 mprehensive despatches from Ok lahoma emphasized the state. and drew sharp attention to forecasts there of dry warmer weather
 Improved inquiry iron exporters and domestic shippers helped corn to ascend with wheat. Firmness of oats came chiefly through the influence of other grain.
 Provision values suffered more from lack of support than from any-.unusu al pressure to sell The shrinkage in demand seemed plainly the result of a setback in the price of hogs.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17

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