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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-16
PETER COLLINS AT
 ORPHEUM TONIGHT
Noted Boston Lecturer Will Speak on What's Wrong with the World" Free Lee fnrra
ture.

Peter Collins, the noted Boston lecturer and one of the greatest stud ents of modern economies both from a European and an American stand point, will talk tonight, at the Or pheum theatre. The lecture will be free to all and great crowd is ex- pected. His subject will be Whats Wrong With the World" The appear ance of Collins in Bisbee is under the auspices of the local council of Knights of Columbus
 The visitor is one Of the best known platform takers in the coun- try. Not only is his subject one which is of interest to every man who labors but to those of every class in the country and his talks have been praised to a wonderful extent wher- ever and whenever given.
 It is understood that the present situation, brought about by the suenu- ous argument on the continent of Europe will come in for treatment by Collins. The speaker knows the con ditions in Europe. particularly as they effect labor. And he knows con- ditions in the United States. having served in a high official capacity with the Electrical Workers of the World.
 The Knights of Columbus have made every preparation for a big at- tendance this evening and. from the interest shown in the advance notices of the lecturer, the Orpheum will. early. put out the standing room only" sign this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-16
SUGAR TARIFF UP.

WASHINGTON. March 15.-The administration bill to repeal the free sugar clause in the Underwood-Sim- mons Tarif Law, which would take effect May 1. is up for general debate in the House and it's passage is eN- pected tomorrow. All opposition came from three Democrats. Bailey. of Pennsylvania; Keating. of Colorado and Van Dyke. of Minnesota.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-16

After an absence of several years during which time he has made sev- eral trips to the Orient, Mir Raymond Tea will open a limited engagement at the Central Theatre. The compa- ny comes here direct from Honolulu where it went to play an oneagoment of six weeks. the usual pericd allotted to the average travelling company. bW SO popular was the company that it remained six months, playing 10 rec
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-16
VOLUNTEERS FOB POLICE DUTY

NEW YORK. March 15.-ApproX- imately 1000 civilians have volunteer ed for police duty in case of an emerg- ency. according to an announcement al headquarters. They will comprise the Home Defense League.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-16
s.sa* *s.ss. ..s*a
ITO REMOVE DANDRUFF'

Get a 25-cent bottle of Danderine at any drug store, pour little into your hand and rub well into the scalp with the finger tips. By morning most, if not all, of this awful scurf will have disappeared Two or three applica- tions will destroy every bit of dan druff; stop scalp itching and falling hair Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-16
RESTRAIN STRIKE ACTIVITY.

CHICAGO, March 15.-As a result of violence at the Argo plant of the Corn Products company. where the men are on strike, Judge Baldwin, in the circuit court, issued a temporary injunction restraining picketins and int prfprpucP
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-16
eArTLEshIP TENNESSEE.

WASHINGTON. March 15.-Secre- tary Daniels announced that dread naught 43 would be built ct the New York Navy Yard and would be chris tened Tennessee. The cruiser Te- nssee, will be rechristened Me-i- phis.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-16

Haas Shock Ahsorbers at the re- duced price of s9.00 at Cochise Motor Cc.-Advertisement. 395
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-16

and who deserve special mention are:
 Hiram ShOuse, Mesa; Eugene Crowley, SOmerton; Connor Caudle, Somerton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15
HER MOTHERS SECRET
AT PASTIME THEATER
TOMORROW AND MONDAY

In this masterpiece. Of phot0dfamat-
ic art Ralph keilard 'Adonis Of the
silent Stage" appears first as Seth
Cartwright. Sr. and Inter as his own
son. seth Cartwright, IT. Cartwright
sr., ana his law partner Schwdb, love
Bernice Archer Cartwright ~ mar
rled ana has a son He becomes in
volved with Bcrnice and a daughter is
born TO them. Berniec Is east on. be-
comes dorangcd and deserts her child.
The baby tx adopted by Mrs. Cart
wright Upon the death Of Mr. and
Mrs Cartwright the baby Is miracu-
lousy restored TO its mother, who re-
gains her reason. After Il lapse OF
many years. young Cartwright. who
has bcen TO collcge, returns. Dissipa-
tion has ruined his health and the
doctor sends him 70 the scashore,
where he meets Bcrnce and her
daughter Lorna dorothy Grccn)
ignorant OF his relationship 10 Lorna.
he falls violently in love with her
During the course Of the courtship
they are maroonod over night on an
ihitHd N'N intiI return 10 Aif
mainland in the morning Lorna Is
Vigorously questioned by her mother
Cartwright openly declares his love
lie wires his guardian. Schwab, TO
come and meet his intended wife
Sohwab, arrives recognizes Bernicc
turns to Cartwright. and then pointing
TO. Lorna. says You cannot marry
her. She v your sister.
AT the pastime theatrf tomorrow
ana Monday afternoons and evenings
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15
TWO BIG AUDIENCES
SEE MUTT AND JEFF
AT CRYSTAL THEATER

How Was The show asked one
man Of another last night as the
crowds WIRE pouring ont Of the ciys-
tai theater
"oh, as good as usual" said the
other.
The reply aptly characterized the
performance Of Mutt and JEFF II
WAS as good as usual There was a
slight change Of scenery and proper
ties and costumes The jokes had
been turned over on the other side
ana warmed up a bit and the songs
had been rc-Cohanizcd Otherwise Il
was the same thing that We saw last
year
However, the proof uf the pudding
Is IN the eating. aud the fact that the
crystal was crowded at both matinee
and night performances and that the
actors put " across to the extent
that the audience was laughing prac-
ueslly all the time should be suf-
fieitnt answer 70 any criticism 81 the
show From the box office stand
paint whatever the people Ike is
good, and the people gave every evi-
demo, ~ liking the dish that WAS
served them Yesterday and last night
What else ~ there to say
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15
BOY CONFESSEs
THAT He ROBBED
PRIESTS HOUSES
Seyenteen-year-oId Ricardo
Sanchez Tells Captain
0'Grady He Spent Money
fol Auto Joy-rides.

That hc spent for automobile Joy.
houses was the confession Ricardo
Sanchez, years old. made To Capt.
Pat OGrady, Of the police last night.
The boy admitted entering the par
sonage Of the Immaculate Conception
church three times ana getting $50.
He was said by the police to have adj
mitted going into the parsonage Of
the Sacred Heart church also. ~ one
time q tn box containing money AZ
the Immaculate Conception parish
residence was broken
WHEN thc parsonage II the lmmac-
uiate Conception church was robbed
first no report was made to the po-
lice When the robbery was repeated
however. the police were notified a
watch was kept at the priests house
and Thursday young sanchez was
seen to enter the place through a
window, according 10 the police.
Arrested rs lie jcft fheater.
The police were on the lookout for
him aud late last night Captain
otirady saw him coming out OF the
crystal thcater with the crowd after
the show lie placed the boy under
arrest ana took him 20 the city jail
The police gay that the total amount
stolen from the larsonagos 81 the two
Catholic churches total more than f35.
The robberios took place in the
daytime. The rectorles were entered
while the priests were gone to the
their meals
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Born 20 MI and Mfs a. ~ Bailey,
ils South Arno street yesterday. 4
son.
Mrs Horny " Reid has just left
Albuquerque on one OF her periodical
visits 70 her parents in Clayton, Ala.
Frank II H. Roberts, head Of the
lAs Vegas normal university spoke
to the high school students Thurs
day
i license to marry yesterday was
issued 10 Pedro Armeta, Los Griegos.
and Juaniia Sanchez. Ranchos de
Atriaco
Spanish students Of the high school
VIII give spanish play tonight The
curtain will rise az Sis O'Clock No
admission VIII 81 chargcd.
Special meeting 81 the Brother.
hood Of American Ycomen will be
held Al $50 o'clock sunday after
noon 1T the @. o +. hail.
The following telegrams remain IN
delivered at the Western Union office
account no address u. } Thomas
u l. Hubbard and L. " Ring
The race horse shafer j.. which
has run an the fair grounds track
here. dropped dead yesterday morn.
Ing at II. Y. Jenkins ranch north Of
Old Town. Jenkins was owner Of
the horse
Former Justice Casper Garcia will
appear before Justice George H..
Craig next Monday, charged with as
sauit ana battery upon Mrs. Anita
Garcia II 4 dance lie was arrested
rs Under sheriff DICK Lewis Thurs
day evening and gave bond for his
appearance
Thomas McDaniels yesterday waiv-
81 preliminary examination and was
bound over GO await the action 81
the grand jury % The chafge OF wife
aesertion lie furnished $3.50 bend.
Mechanics WAS brought herr Thurs
Gas nlght from Magdnlrna by Deputy
Sheriff George walker
Tine central station frc compans
vas called % HopcRall field late
Yesterday afternoon The northwest
eafnef II The fence wac aiire The
cause could not he learned The fire
had not gained much hcadway when
taes arrived aud u was put out With
The chemical oAtingpishcr
At The j. NJ. G. 4 election ,csfer-
Gas tie following men we're placed
on The board Of directors Reuben
Perry. y L. Hayden sldner J Ahra-
hamea a T. Martin ana , h llera-
dom MuHt vote VIA. Eakt DHis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15

F0H Motorcycle and SIDE
car, spicnWd condition. can carry
three or fuut persons. nine horse
power twin cylinder. fugiy equipped
18th ivo speed. lamp. speedometer.
horn watch. orc. Si75 oe Easy terms
70 responsible person. so5 East Grand
avenue. Ihcrc 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15
PHONE II.
s3sCrNT TAM AND AUTO
Day AND NIGHT
LAilL GRECO
/, 900 MnIIl. Il.DunRNs

"Gcntry'S eggs" have becu the
highest local standard for years They
an candicsi. stamped and guaranteed.
sold b. Iafla Nsnios. hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15

crs~,a ,ods,, ma,inccs and night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15

the banquet are requested 10 notify
the secretary before Monday morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15

Crystal today. matInccs and night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15

CrNsta today. matincts aud night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15
DANCE TONIGHT

Colombo hail. Our dances are re-
fined. the music excellent. Lady AS
sistant To take care Of wraps. \ phone
for your convenience. We always
aim Ia please Music b, Booster Union
Orchestra.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15
DANCE TONIGHT

Colombo halt. Our dances are re-
fined. the music excellent. ady as
sistani to take care OF wrap,. \ phone
for your convenience. We always
aim To please. Music by Booster Union
OrchcAtrn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15
CARD OF THANKS.

desire TO thank all my friends, es'
pecially the Electric company, for all
their Kindness and sympathy and tn,
many floral offerings during my lat,
bereavement
MRS FRANK L. SOUSA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15

Livery spd saddle horses- Trlmbie's
lied Itarn
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-18
Gin &eobiaen .Seirt.

@or fl,r5ern murbc I'M SItieebob
5ropenliirl6e 6o5 @ebbteen Seim
eingenei1t. gs lit cine Stiftung
rei1er Sonibureer Goilfleutc. Die ba-
SIT beitin1nit iit, Sffisieren ser 9ai-
ierli6en Wforine Grboll,ng unb
&r1ftielng nah aronfbcit ooer an
itreneenoem 0ieiiit 5u bieten 0ait
@cnebnligltng bes Stantsicfrctdrs
be5 &ci6smorilleanltes pon Iirpis
bot bos !Saiis ben 9fanen o@ebbi-
gen Seim" erbnlter. gs lit ein ele-
gontes, i9nudes Seim, bas bo -pon
ser bonieatiihen aaufinannihaft ben
erbolunesbeoiirftigen Iorineoffi5ie-
rem SIR Gerfiigung qeitellt iporben
lit. 9Sn Der ihonen Sorhnlle bGngt
elm Bib bon Stto @cbbigen. gei
Der lleberga6e oes Seims iaste elmer
Der Sonlbureer Glitter, OaB aus Dem
tiefenpfilnbcncn 9antsefiibl, 0as
gerabe oie banIeatiiden aaufleutc
bcnen entgegcnbringer1 beren @uf-
gobe es iii, bic beiniiden aiiIterr 6ll
iGiisen, Die Stiftune beg &e6bieen-
Seims erfplgt lei. Gos Sous III
poIIig i'm 8ctrieb unb miro lpahr-
ifeinli6 einen 9iibedcr 8eierpela-
garrett all9eglie6ert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-18
Yolijiit mag 6anO eill.
biibtn.

Gor etli1en S1ger fpurbe goli5iit
9u9uit 9ottl1er, BON Der Gbcne Stra-
be Station, BEL Der 0erhnftiing eines
Mannes bon bielem lit bie rente
@unb geitohen; er ndtete Der @un-
De ni6t ionberlid), bod gelterr1 n1uB-
te er beirlgeihidt iperben, oa er an
einer idperen 9lutoergiftitng litt.
Gas perlebte @lieo mar madtis oit-
gei6poqen unb Boli5eior5t Or.
SurreQ befiirhtet, oob Der @eanlte
feline Sano einbiiben mag, neil iie
Su ipGt in gebonblung genomnten
iuuroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-18

Mans geIpcrrt, lnt6 Inn Die Opera
tionen gegen oieien @oriprllle 5li
erlei6tern, batter Die 9eiiti1en III
re Sffeniipe geeen Guntieres ullo
ben Siigel bonn Gotten Wonne ilnter-
nommen. 9tadbem oieie feblgeidla-
gen mar, periil6en lie iest cine er-
nliioenbe Saftif auf fleine Gntfer-
nltngen, aber ioipeit baben iic nur
5iDeifelbafte griolge er5ielt.
Ias gtetto grgebnis mar Der Se.
tuiin eines Soriprungs ipeitIih bon
Goualnnortt, BEN Die 6ran5oien fin
ltnpcielltlidl bulten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-18
Seuti6es Serritorium
Derlebt.
Sic Serbaftumg oes
fiinften ,,SeridwO.
rfrs" erfDlgt.
Ger irlberc Trinntiefretar bes
6nnptmnnHs bon Eapen.
Som 9gel luiberiekt iidl nerseblifl
oen 6Gldlern Sir Geeil's.
gnnocs Seteffipc iiberbeben iidJ
iber GOlfcrrcdJts Seitimmung,

9tcm Dorf, rs. S(pril. 9leeltten
ocs 2slliti5 Tepartements i16ten
heitte ole Serbaftltng zines Ytnnncs,
Der als ipohlbabenb lno i'll beiit tihen
geielli6aftlihcn 9rciien bes 9anbes
prominent geinilbert miro. @r lit
elmer Der fiinf Wfdnuer, bic BON Ser
9unoes @ranbiurp eeItern Ser an.
geblihen Serihmorltng, I'M Septeln-
ber 1914 Den @enanb &arol in
Canada in bic 2uft SIT iprengen, an-
geflagt Durben. Sein Same tpurbe
bel 9efonntgobe Der Slnflogen nidt
publi5iert.
gtcbit oiclcm nod, llngenannteil
iinb angefIast: Sauptmann Sron5
bon Yapen, Der friiberc beutid)e Wii.
litGrattohe in @oibineton. Der aif
&unih Der @aibingtoner Geaierllng
pegen ieiner Sdti9feit in Serbin-
oung nit elmer angebliden beuti9e1
Bropaganoa ab6eriifen purbe; &npt.
Sans Sauider, eiil angeblifer 9lgei,t
Der arupps in oen Ser. Staaten llno
@otte Der Yrin1abonno, 0trne. So
banna 8aosfi; Sllfreo u. sSriseu lmb
GouItantinc @opani.
Gie glnflagc bchauptet, ooB non
8opeu pie @erihporltng plantc, bab
Saili6er Die Spreugitoffe mo SSeiicr-
paifen lieferte, iinO oaB 6risen ltnb
8oponi 0as 9pnanlit nab gtiagara-
sails bradlten.
&apt. 5aliner ipitroe uor nebrc-
rem Sageu nerbaftet. 6risen uno
@opani linb i'll iSreihcit. Viinbes.
@cbcroen crfl1rten, tie piiroen niht
Die sluslieferitng Oes Suuptmannes
Don Tnpcn perlnngen. aber Die 9ln.
flage ecgen .ibn fibre bod cinen se-
fpiiien 9rao bon Strofe nit iifl, neil
er nienaIs aus Geutif,lano nod ben
(Sycrtfetuna out Eeite ~
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-18
llngllf an Der New
Sauell.
Siinf Eaiiasiere setDtet nnb Sreihig
perlebt.
Sidlter gtcbel fiibrt sn aOlliiiun in
grnbfprb, &. s.

BRADFORD, T. S., Is. slpril.
Cine GurthIuGitng Der Sriilnnter Ser
5nei 3iige al Der Stem @open-9abn,
Die bier geiterit abenb follibiert ipo-
rem. lit beirte i'm Gauge, unt feit5u-
itellen, oh nod n1ebr als flint Berip-
men Spfer oes llngliides puroen.
9febit ben flint Soten tpnrben iiber
oreibig 9erionen perlest. Gihter
9tcbel fon on Der &oIliiion id3ulo iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-18
&ertolgung &iQa's
rubt mie0er.
Yeri9ing ipartet Snltrnftiontn
erit ab.

rl,ng oes noroliden Mcrico mtsge.
iibt iu1o 5lir Steigerllng Der anti-
amerifanii6cn Stinllnling beigetra-
gen bate. Ter Yarral- 3fpii6enfa1
tDitr6e oilr6 ailti=ancrifaniide elgi-
tatoren, oic audl 8egncr Garran5as
iino, aIs cine eroBe Shladt barge.
itellt, in pelder Die 9lnerifancr cine
id)limne 9tieOerlagc erlittcn hdttcn.
Ytor iprengte ans, oaB Die getoteten
0ierifaner bios unbepaffnete 9iir.
ger ipnren. Die BON ben 9lmeritanern
getotet lpllroen, che Die Earral- -8ar-
niion ii6 einncngcn fonnte.
0ie Slufregllng Der 9cuolfcrnng
pliroe lalt bieien Melollngen nod
erb0bt, oaB tic ipuBtc, oaB Silu.
gleidgilltig oh er noh lebt poer tot
lit, nienals 10 pcit nah Dem Siiben
gefomnten par, ais Sarrol liegt,
De5bnlb man cs nid)t perItchcn fonr1-
tc. Darllm amerifaniid]c &apallerie
nad ierem Iiitrift gefonmcn p1re,
es iei oenn, oaB es lid bios INN Die
slbiidlt, i'll Mierieo ein5uoringcn, &C.
banoelt babc.
Sas Glenb Ser RcDns.
Sas glen0 Der burd aranfbeiten
lno @unger beinlgeIlld)ten Teons
mod)t c. fiir bie 9ehorben Id)fpieri-
ger oenn ie, lie in &ontroqe 5lt hal-
ten. Nan bat lie 10 lalge gelebrt,
Die @merifaner al5 ibre 6einoe 5it
betra6ten, oaB cs fiir 0ie 6eber Gin
Sei6tes lit, tic gegen Die amerifani-
ihen Soloaten oiif5urci5en.
Die Satiafe, OaB ipeoer Die bieii-
gen merifanii6en @eamten nod audl
iene in Sltare3 III ocn lesten 5tpei
Sagen inrItanoe marel1. cine 8etGti=
aitng Der gtnhrid]t bon Der 9luffir-
bitne Der 2eihe &illas 6u erbaltet,
bot Die Soffniing, baB Die 9todritt
Dabr iein fouilte, fait gan5 perniftet.
Sn %erbinoung nit Der 9tahrift
miro iest bdufig oas anerifaniide
Spri1port ditiert; so Iialo oerbn
9fimca Diuerte (ltnfrallt peroirbt
ni6t.:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-18
Der Secranberei anscflast.

@i M II g ton, Gel, 1S.Mpril.
@rnelt Shiller, Der in 8ebein1rtis ge.
biillte Wann aus Seiitihlanb, Der
gan5 aIlein om 30. Dfdr5 ben britt
ifen 9anpfcr 0fatoppo fnpertc,
purbe bon Der @ronblurp Der Sec
rduberei onaefloat.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-18
Mngebli(t lebtes &ort
&aibington's*
9fote na@ Serlin iebr entrgiid)
tut Son.
Summer 1854.

gierung babe, bod mag es fein, bob
er beitte naG bem Staatsbepartc-
ment fonlnlen miro, Inn bic slniiften
Der Ser. Stanten fennen5ulerne1
ri1o ben Sefretar 9oniing iiber Die
Nlnii6ten in 9eiiti9lanb 81 infor-
nlieren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-18

(Gortfesnns out seite -.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-18

Same Wfinernl. nnS SHrfiids
gGbcr fur WlGnner uilb Sroncn. 81,
fen Die gal3e Gag. lInS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-13
THE BRITISH BLACK LIST
Purely War Measure, Says Robert
Cecil, War Minister.

London, Sept. Sit is not likely
that Great Britain will change her
blacklist policy at the request Of the
United States" said Lord Robert Ce-
Gil, minister OF war trade, in discuss
ing to-day the possible effect Of re-
cent American retaliatory legislation.
TO the Associated Press, Lord Rob-
ert stated that reply to the black
list protest made by the United
States may be expected soon.
Lord Robert, however declined to
enter into the details of the reply be-
yOnd the statement that the priciple
embodied in British lcgislati for
bidding trading with an enemy coun-
try is unlikely to be considered in
any measure.
The minister OF war trade profess
ed himself to be puzzled by the pro-
visions in the revenue bill passed by
Congress at Washington dealing with
the prohibition Of imports, as such
orders, he said, were strictly in an
effort to conserve tonnage and were
applied accordingly.
Not Planned to Hurt.
"The ideas expressed by some Of
your newspapers that Great Britain
is adopting deliberate policy with
which to iniurc American trade, is
the purest moonshine, since, outside
Of our own dominions, our trade
with the United States is the most
important. OF course, natural trade
rivalry exists, but no responsible
statesman in this country would
dream of proposing All insane meas
urc designed to injure American
commerce.
'Ary impression that the blacklist
is merely an entering wedge for a
trade warfare after this war may be
dismissed at once. I assure you the
blacklist is purely a war measure,
and | cannot insist too strongly that
the government is taking every pre-
caution to guarantee It's enforcement
so as to cause as little hardship as
possible to innocent traders.
I'VE believe our trade measures
are proving efficacious, although it is
difficult to give any figures indicat-
ing the extent OF the harm done to
our enemies, but I might point out
that the market is still declining in
value
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-13
Sewctl Up Hogs Eyes.

Trenton. N. j., Sept. ll.--Bccausc
he sewcd up his hogs eyes to keep
them from catching chickens. Joseph
K. Leigh. a Pleasant Valley farmer,
has been arrested and fined $40 and
costs. Leigh's only excuse was that
"fath used to do it," Some visitors
in his neighborhood discovered the
practice and notified w. p. Thornton,
an 8. p. G. "A. officer. who made the
charge. The full penalty is $3.50
fine and six months Imprisonment.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-13
Advertising VS.. Circular Letters.

John Lee Mahin, a Chicago adver-
tising expert, says that If merchants
would use the same copy contained
in circular letter and place it in
their local paper, they would secure
a greater circulation at less expense
The cost Of postage, paper and labor
in a circular letter will buy consid-
cradle newspaper space. If some
merchants would put the same care
ful thought into their newspaper ads
that they employ in writing a circu-
for their money.-G. A. Starring.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

In accordance with Section 1742.
civil Code Of South Carolina, 1912,
and pursuant to an order OF the
County Board Of Education OF Oco-
nee County, South Carolina, notice Ia
hereby given that a Special Election
VIII be held at the school house in
Norton School District. No. 81,
on SATURDAY, September 16, 1916,
upon the question Of levying a special
tax OF four mills upon all the real
and personal property Of said dis
trict for school purposes.
At said election each clector favor
ing the proposed levy shall cast a
ballot containing the word "Yes'
printed or written thereon, and each
elector opposed to said levy shall
cast ballot containing the word
NO printed or written thereon.
At the said election only such
electors az return real or personal
property for taxation, and who ex-
hibit their tax rece.rts and registra-
tion certificates as required in gene
raj elections, shall be allowed to vote.
Polls Will be opened at z o'clock
a. m. and will close at 4 O'Clock o. m.
J. II. NJ. WHITMIRE,
N. IT. DYAR,
II. r. KEITH,
trustees OF Norton School District,
NO. 81, Managers Of Election.
sept. T. 1916. 38-37