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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-10
GILllES' wife TO
REMAIN NEAR HIN

OLYMPIA. Aug i0.--Mrs. Gil.
lies. wife OF the Industrial insur-
ance defrauders. says there IL no
doubt that the man being returned
to Washington Is her husband. She
says she received letter from him
In Florida. and she Ia sure the man
en- route Is not a dummy.
Mrs. Cillies plans on moving TO
waila Waila. 30 she will be near
her husband when he begins serv-
ing his sentence In the state peni.
Tertiary.
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BRITISH PUSH ON

LONDON. Aug i0.-Further
progress northwest OF Pozieres.
where the Australians yesterday
penetrated German trenches on a
600-yard front was reported by
Gen. Haig this afternoon. The
Australians have gained all local
detectives which are rapidly being
consolidated.
The night was generally quiet
except for the hombardment OF
British positions southeast OF the
Trones wood by German artillery.
Gen. Haig reported.
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YPARiS. Aug. io---Desplte fog
Ind rain French troops made fur
'fher progress in the allies Somme
offensive las, night advancing In
the region OF the Hem woods. TAX
Ing 100 prisoners and six machine
guns II was officially announced.
South OF the Somme a German re-
connaissance was dispersed.
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Use ~ Three Times
kNOW-DOC
PORE TREATMENT.

tJapnnoSe NIYTU1
Takes place of porous plasterE, pain
tablets and internal medicine In the
relief of almost every III. Rubbed
over the affected parts Il relieves
tho worst cases OF neuralgia and
rheumatism. Rubbed over the nerve
centcrs along the spine II stops
headache and soothcs the nerves.
TRY A. for stln neck, sore lungs, sore
thront bad coughs or nasal cRtnrrh.
To overcn me kidney trouble and
lumhago apply pleutifully aud lot
absorb As clnrificr and beautifler
or the skin and complexion II Is
simply magical. Removes freckles,
chaps and wrinkles. Three sizes,
acc, soc and 500, at druggists.
know-d doc Co., Pasadena, Gal.
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SeeDr. Edwin ]. Brown, DDS.
II ! M s e l.
::E.r r,S DENTIST RS rs s,ssT :, =, !.

Get q f7s. 90 set Of
teeth for $1,000, or a
$500 set for 1880
These prices include
extracting witho out
pain
I am now making
10y. Gold and Syn
ketic Filings at a spe-
Val low price. and reg
utsr 5000 and $500
Gold Crow ms and
Bridgework for SS.0a.
II is admitted by the
best dentists In Seattle
that my Crown and
Bridgework equal tho
very best.
Be sure and come TO
DIR. Edwin .. brown. -.
ID. ~. himself. Tt5 First
Ave. usfoa Block.
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RECOVER ONE BODY;
II KILLED IN MINE

MICHEL. r.. c.. Aug. I0.--Only
one body hast oe.r removed from
the new No. . mine. In which an
explosion Is thought TO have killed
i2 men Wednesday night,
The explosion occurred during
the midst OF an electric storm. II
Is believed lightning struck the
electrical wires AMI ran down into
the mine. emitting the gas
Rescuers did not arrive uptil
Thursday morning.
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ALL EFFORTS OF New York
democrats to mako Samuel Unite
meyer, run FOR tho U. 5. senate
have failed because of his III
health.
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LONDON. Aug 1o.--A double
christening ~ war bables-was held
here. the names given the two girl
babies being Rosa Dardanella'
and Lille Louvain."
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Dentists Wanted

Two operators. must be first-ciass
on hridxework. gold Filings and
Treatments. Apply Or. r. J. Brown,
Tia First ave.
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KING IS OUT on BAIL

Howard s. King. charged with
numbering his aunts. Miss Kate
swift and Mrs. Corinne Wheeler.
April 8 at 40i WestlaSs ave. was
liberated Wednesday by Justice
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Open evenings until . and Sundays
until for people who work. Tele-
phone Mair 3st0.
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Brinker when friends OF King
posted a $500 bail bond.
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A M u S E M E N T S
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without doubt. where the senator
or Congressman In respected by his
colleaguea.
Poindo1ters high standing with
bis fellow members Ia the senate
VAS responsible for the unanimous
vote received By his bill TO equip
the Brcmerton navy yard for bat
tleshlp construction. aud appro-
priating S2.O65 900 for u.
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CHOQUE.

MicntraS vrnfan on ram!n0 ~
Leon Springs para eSia clnhad, an
4Gnr0hr. al.unOS soldadoa del 10. de
infantrria dc Mississippi en- IN auto
de ! ~paSairros. chOcaron G un ca
RIO rargado con hrnO que era con-
durido pnr TN m%"XicanO. en- 81 "a
miro de fredericksburg y cuatro lie
rIloS rrsulIaron sacramento leSIOna-
dos. Sicndo ronhuriio: al Hospital
del PurStO Militar. solo 81 cab0 Per
cy de- la Compalia NJ y John Crow
p'v Dc la Compalia l. del mismo re-
ei?!:nntn rrSultarOn ilcSoS. Las he
riGaS de los iGmas son ligcras. FL
aulo reSultd forrGalmentc averiado.
ConfcsarOn los so!daios que habian
iratad0 de adelantarse al caro-. pc
70 que este era tan grandn. que ocu-
paba gran parte del canine.
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FOLLETIN Mum. ,.
FL HUFRFAN0 DEL REGINIENTO.
POr MARC MARIO.

mia, DE d6nic ha Sallto eSc muIe-
co?
Apuesto a que - IN m-rito-con-
jeturG.-alguna moz Ia cntrado a.
Iuj como en- Su casa. iparii"z, .Es
deSahO=ada d. veraS c>a genie!
FL pequeHo =ritaba cada vez mas.
SuS vagidoS = mas apremianteS.
sc irritaban p0r momento>.
Va. yale dijo el Spahi,-a>pc-
"a un POGO. pichdn.
y hablamdo conSj=o mi>mo. ana
do:
-Por vida mia que aqui hay una
historic.
ColG6 la linierna en- la pared. TO-
mo al nino. deScuidanio por eSta
vez Ell pienso de los caballos Y mar
chando a la parte del patio donde
daban las cocinaS, critic:
Eth! ;Sofia,.... iSofia,,.-
No le respondieron.
-ESta durmiendo-se dijo Fayoui
ne;-me he quedado p,antado, E.
10 - gracio>o.... Pero IN fin, ode
ddnde sale Csc zorro? 6Quitn 10 ia
tra.io aIui. ,Pardiez! No dene Ia
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Fl arah" no -. hahia ac"siado,
p~rS "sprr9ha h y"rIta del ''ron j
para &"r'r la y"ri2 rlando "nIras" "l
cup.
Compassionate lur ago rNir&or-
.!narIo ocurria. orurri6 a! llama
i'i'''iI" "r >I ''ili2".
-r""' ''''>' I'"I'l0F'; que -
.c,s; r,l,r Emo .o.o a.om-
b~oso IN osunto .n3iahIado.
iAbrc pronto! ,Vdn:....
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rid. Y cOrri6 para abrir la verja.
FavOuillr lc sigui6 de leios, que
ricndO ser 81 primerO q lie anIncia-
50 Ia noticia.
La sonora de Beauytres, al VOL
verse al rOchc para entrar. nOi6 que
70 vcntana de la cOcina estaba ilu-
minada.
\ al miSmO tempo el cOrOnrl
percibi6 4 Su Ordenanza que So pre-
Srntaba en- la puerta. por 10 que
c~Omprendi6 que algO ocurria.
FavOuille salud6 militarmente y
al ayudar a ST. mujer y a su hija a
que So apraran. el corOnel pregunt6:
-cOuG hay?
-Tencmos gran inquietud, mi
cOrOnnl.. gran inquirtud.
-tQu6 pasa. hombre?
-ES un niTO, mi cOronel. un nj
no chiquitin, cast recitn nacido. que
he cncOntrado sObre el heno. en- la
cuadra, al entrar con los caballOs.
-GUn niilO en- la cuadra?-eycla-
MO la sonora de Bauyeres.
Con una carta prendida en- la
faJa y dlrisida a mi coronel.
-tQu6 estas communicable
10 Ell coronel.-Un Milo. cd6nde
esta csc nino?
-Esta con Sofia, a qulen he
mos despertado, pues gritaba de tai
mOdo que no sabiamos que haoar.
-Vamos, vamos a yer.
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.,,. ,,rr.i,, .,uo h, no.iEoL hi, eva
n,;r5nJ,r.
FL vino sr;toha no 10 Undo
,H,.nn h,robrn hucuo. :Jl.;
,,i.,,, .r. h,.a2 .aatianfre =, in
.;..I, nar, no srvnna nodrjzal
w,h,I,Ia ,,,,,.rfo ,ntr. los
am,ana, - .a.,Jf,
-, !, ,.;,. noro ,..,. NJ
,
n., i, ,.u, ,...o ,..,r,
Ioo.:,,, -. Ton tes;.r,, .o,,n sns 81
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CONCERTO En- Fl. ARMY POST.

Hoy. a las cu2iro Y media de Ia
Iardr. dari principle nn concerto en-
81 Fuer5c Sam. Houston, des"mpr-
EaG!o p0r Ia banda del l9 de infante-
ria. y baio Ell s.2uicnte pro2rama, a
rrogiaIo por 81 director. el senior
Osaai. R."rmdHn.
Narrha. "Thr Connecticut. Mas
y.n.-Oyerlmra. la Fiandrr,' B0ui-
Hen Waltz. 'Gold..n sunset. Hall.
- MGrr"au Elegant. Golden Blonde
E..I"rbrrg-Srlcrr.dn %"Eausto." Co
unGd.- RAJ. "GjI2"roso", Fulton.
Fl Dr6Himo roarirrto mIIiIar en-
81 Fur.gr. l"nIra la@ar ia !arir del
gcG&i.no iunc. IL del rorriGntr.
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La VIDA DEL POBRE.

Ia vida del pobre esta por 10 sc.
neral. nen;. de suErimientos. Cuando
no son de una especie, son de otra,
' algunos sc pueden remediar Y 0
tros no. Fl sufrimiento de algunas
de estas Intermediates, tales como
catarro. toS, rinones. higado, asma'
resfrios paSadcs' d~ebilidad, falta de
vigcr, cerebro 0 nervios dtbiicS. eS-
tonnage, sangre impura y reumatiS-
mo. ha sido mitigado 9 el uSo de Il
maravillos.. medicinal Ell ALMA
CORDIAL. .1Iande su nombre Y di-
recci6n pidiendo detalleS Y nuestra
oferta especial.
MILLER & Co.
Station A. Box So
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
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IN DEMENTE TRATO DE SUI
CIDARSE.

LlamadOs a una casa de las Gales
de Guadalupe > Sabinas. algunOs
detectives De la ciudad. enc0ntrar0n
4 Encarnacidn CamargO, %recicnte-
mcntr salidc del ASilo dn drmrntes,
que Sc habia alberto el vientre cor
" cuchillo y cortado FL rus,llo con
tai instrumental. por 10 cual rStaba
mOribundG. Di"rSe que r~epentina-
meme habia vunltO a ser atacadO de
lGrura Y que cOmenz6 por atacar 4
SUI mujrr. Las heridas son tan serias
qua rs probable que maya muerfo
va. Fut llavad0 al Hospital de Ia
Ciudad Y aver estaba graviSimo.
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-ipardirzl ;Birn clar0 60 We que
rs IN frances.
- 81. un rumi-diio Aicha.
-ES precise darlc al@o-agr"gd
Fl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ii no "a a en-
pear 81 eSrindaIo Il" nucvo. cNo
lianr listed I'M POGO lie Iechr. on la
r0rina?
No. con rstoS r~al0res va Sahe
listed que no la guardo: pero v0y a
darin I'M POGO de sCpa azucaraGa..
Ven. Airha.... NamoS a llevarlc q
Ia rorina micntras vueFen los amos
-Erlamr una manO para ARE
.lar a los :aballes-dijO FavOujllc
al ;irahe. que acept6 con gusto.
DrS"nsillando los caballOS. dam
doIoS 81 pirnso Y preparandoles las
camas continuarOn hablandO los dos
Spahis Go aduel hallaz&o i~ncspcradO.
cOnjcturandO acrrca de d6nde pO-
dia %provenir aquel abandono.
FayOuille dijO:
ESQ va a resullar una historic,
GnO cs ESQ?
Said no tuvo tempo de COMES
tarle.
Acababa de DIR fuera, en- Ia ca
rretera, el rodar LELAND de un ca
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-Esiaba r~n'ornada.... W. II" ii
| ~ricrro nrnra ruamGo no ">l;n los
raballos.
-,A:h! ;Si.... si.... SECURE. IS
un niho ban!"nado-eNiiam" H'
rcpcnia Ia rorinera az" hahia d"S-
cubl"rt" Ia rAi'' '"''' -. '''' ' IA
maniliiaS d'1 i''''".. H'r'''' '"'-
Tad....' '''"
=; n.,nd;do snbra ma roia
"a var . ycrl...
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CUAUFFEURS ARRESTADOS.

Vriniitin ronductores dc autos fue-
ron arrestadOs pOr la pOlicia 81 mar
tp> en- la n0chc con Fl cargo de en-
ccdrrs.. en la vclocidad cOn que de-
ben ll"Var SuS carrOS. Los arreSt0s
fuarGn hrchoS en- el ccntrO De Ia ciu
tai por los oficialrs Subira, Eason
= t.aprriOn. Con pOcas p~XcepclonHS,
las multas fucrOn q" 50 las cualeS
fucron ~3nlicadaS aver IN Ia mana
m pGr 81 .Jucz de Ia C0rie d" PCllria.
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Niene de In Pag. 3a.)

r. con e; solamente conserveme los
buasos". Pero en- 81 casa e. niHo
m~exicano. especialmente 81 esta ga
nando gloria en- II trabajos escola-
res. hace 10 que le place.
La ambici6n de aprender de estos
ni6os Sc ~contrapesa, sin embargo,
ron el hccho De nb noc mas
que cl esoahol Y 81 omitimos otra
clase de consideraciones, q pesar del
rerarGo con que muchos n!nos entran
en- u escuela, hacen mas raPidos PRO-
greSos en- las cl2ses IL los n!Hos
americaaos. En- escritura, dlbujo y
musica son mejorcs que los ninCs
americancs; en- matem&tcaS sen hue
nos; en- ingleS. interiors;. Son bGe-
nos On baseball, i~nferioreS en- foot
ball como matcrias De educaciGn Fl
sica. En- las primeras clases hab.an
generaImente eSpaHol; en- les ulti-
mas, ingiGs. Fl pror6slIo final de "a
escuela de- seMor Knox esta abun-
dantement= eviGcnciado en- San An
torio. En- una bora &c paseo, POI
= ciudad, q scnor Knox puede pre-
sentar I cualQu!ega 4 mgchos Re sus
discipulos : hacerlc Gepoaer tota cia
Sc de pre;uicios sobrc suHerioridad
de Ia raza blanca. iQuiem podria
canbiar 4 estos j6venes dc m.rada
franca ' expeditas mancras? Que
hermosos sen algunos &c clos y que
ingenuidad tan manifesto parecen
llevar en- 81 a:titud mental, I'm Z!
Paso st dice cue debe deSconfiarsc
! del mexic"no y en- car:bio p~reguntaG
= IN iovcr en- San Antonio GcUaAto
| ticmro ticne en- Su emplco, V encon-
trartis que tiene tres, seis, d!eZ amos,
10 clal os dara Ia impression dc una
decitida estabilidad. FL senior Knox
! 2dmitc que sus discipulos no sc dis
! tinguen por Ia economic; pero que
mr..b,cho Ie estos que ace baio
| 81 nriIIants sol de San Antonio pue-
DO sar econ6mico?
~, o,1o, co, -
-. ,rn,.,., %, rola c,o~il..6
no ..,.
N..;.. Ns,ioo :, ~.
o..;t,.1 m;s - .a,os dos
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I'm problema serio y trascendente
Ahora otr0 incidente:

AHoia Quo lncide"'e'
l." una 'c*a''!,
hHoA He'o i SuS "i2'''-O7
ID hahceEa aneF!caH@' fo0
aIgunos dc eii"s; sEtee.ie'teS
'amlhas reciehtem'A'' "C-|'s ~ ~.
N!co' FehuSaroh mace
MOS SaOlo ue ""i'os
ese"ei" "e '",t"s :;
IaFoH 4 SuS 0lSc'F"'0-
!. ;,,ecas one los san-
.renc;aycr Poro > estos recaieitran-
tas mines 81 senior Knox explic5 que
- -.,,,ao ,,o %,r4era era IN cum
~niroien+o =, II neci5n que aquella re-
nrese,,abo = no una re~tractaci6n de
j., lo,l+,J one - d. r a ora. con
mayor emgeno hizo yer que no habia
,oy6, tamnoco para que los niuoa
om~or;c-noe mo- saludalan ! IL baade-
20, nav;..aa Desde entorces ns; hu-
h., ~. ,..c., .irrantes. E,s;as. eli yer
a.a ,.,,.s bal,0jrs N. rr Gehcn
,..en,o nara cimeptay en-
ira las r~aci,ace una estrech2 am!staG
IN v.orurdo rencar. s; q america
no ole M pasado IL frcn;era Gcn,ro
de Mexico. fucra e. am~rricanismo
del ee=o. Knox. muv uocus yeces ci-
r;,v,o. ~. .lyo Que dcmostrara = M
,;rari. .,r.e los one dnsdenosamrn-
u,;,a
80,
"1" 'o ,SSs.;,
" - rr,
: "o'
! s''' w |,L J.,
'"''' - roman
@"'' I'.', '1''''
A''''S "'''' ~ 1IN
"'''S ''!'0' a
''P''N r'
'i' ''"" w ""'7 -;
y So'.e ''!o' ~" "'']
'".!""" Gil IDS
NINA; Ton siSNo "e u" ','"''" Wv
Peratl'" oaSl"hIe "eS'"'o',""C 60
manejos dc los he&oclo" ut ID ''"'
pract.c2, p'Fo SIN ~c"P"C'""C' -" v".
naFgo' pa" !" "'"''-"''''
"""I' "~eee$'''" p"'" S"P''
10" COMO J" ""s9'" FONJ ;
POGO 9oN''"' P
FeNloo amor" m''o9 "S'"poS. LII
p!otacton en- "umen'o "'"F'o' SSNui-
da de una general neutrality-suspicious. 10
roto' en- miiiohrS Ie c"SoS, los eS'.l-
cnos ElHS"'oS dc !" '@"!!i"' IL" !"
~''"iuc!u" b" "eSeSPC'" N'''' g! '
DC "il4]'c> "e P''A'>' '''O' '"''
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LOS SOhBRfROS Y la HODA
FLORES DE MICA DE PAN.

ES'e II los So~IhnfrE"' s'" ","'
altos para las pclue'''9 o Ii"S p'"-
nos para las sfaiHieS' Id "''n."
PE""uei"a MAS P"' !"
que pof ID I"ri''a '''
y eSt"S. en- s~ri''''' 81 u"
do en- copa y esiaI Hc"llpaiI"u'9
poF bord"S mNE p'4'l'''''9' uo'!". '"9'
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DEJARiN DE USARSE LAS ESrU-
FAS DE PETROLEO?

Hay 81 pGnSamicnto de cXpndir
una ley contra cI uSO de las cStufaS
de prtr6lrG. Scgtin 'iin anirnochc
ii i.fr Il, hombcroS Mr.. Wrignl. por
Gur - los iitimOS once inrGAdios
que hubo. los mas fucron cauSaIoi
p0r rStufaS dc c$ta clase. pOr 10 GUAR
;" ha pcnSdaO rn acabar con tales
rS.ufaS. son p~rli"rOSaS Y no puednn
.~l"iarS" prcndiiaS sin 81 prligro d.
que result" an incrniio p0r CAUSE
~ explosion. \ meno- que So las
est. observance cOIa-tantemcntr Y
- LIS apague de tempo en- tempo.
hay 81 prligrn de- que callsen al@rln
SrriO arri !"ntr. EntendemOs ,Ilr Mr
Wright sera quirn propnnsa Ia rx-
pediriGn dc alguna ordCnanza rrla-
tiva a este asuntO Il Ia Ciudad.
Ell lie. SELIG DEUTSCHMAN.
220 Central Office Building, desea
proporcionar trabajo a algunas seno-
raS, para que cscriban y dirijan ar
taa en- cspanol. en- sus casas. Es indis-
pensable cStar f~amiliarizado con las
differences ciudades de Mexico. No
EAYA A LA OFICINA. Dirijn su So
licitud por correo, escrita en- espanol,
de su puEo y letra.
Q31G)
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LTBROS NUEV0S

II CASIO d- ub''S, por Maurice
Leblanc. :.-,,o,s. a ~.
IrlbajoS de FerSilcS y SegtSmunda.
la vida d. ItUben DarIo 70. ID. ... ...SD-1@
Las muIcrrS dc Goethe. .. e. ... -. i.@t
La Guerra De Africa. por Alarcon-
ySIT 5srhf y Yobisza. por Ca5aIitro.. lbs
tina N ulga, por Il Iai>!no .- 10. ... l"0
- MlripOSl Blanca. Tor >aisaS .- go 10
.Quu NadiS: EdlcI6u H. luIO pc. 70. q. ihf
! Inru lie uru- H-crlaS utileS 70. 49, ... -
FL bazaF del TdulterIO.. -. .. .. 800 H.u
III ammr. IL Vida Y IL mIeFi. -. 70. nEh
la mlirr. rl curl Y Ia famsllA- -. BE. n-ib
II SOFA go -. --- - $50 ~ ~
Till 90. 20. -. ..- -. -. ... -. .. ~"
a t.ara'1Hl. fur NHrUEIua. ., H-"
tsGu /'l!Iv3r. IrF carlos W.. h'diii" h-"'
! turh,llu.-EpiSudios de Ia guerra
~~GTnprl. pDr EInlarulS . -. 80 e.. h%
l." Gle sc lguort d. Ia guerra. por
A'elIn!FO sax Do. zee 10. -. -. -. U-Sh
la Er-"I1 I,uja. par Eduardo Carras-
La sraria del pueblo. collection de
rhlStr> roo o.. .. q. e. -. or
uarna>n pomInlrluo q. 70. re-. .. -. U.G0
rarnaSO Sa!vtLOreilp 90. ... o.. 90. -. UEi
NlalrS p"r mi TERRA. Narrariones Ar
genlIuJ> Gee DO. -. e e. --. 80. -. 81. u.oI
Ia Wiglrn- IN MrNIcn. gor D. Alberto
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-13
STOCK COMPANY
FOR E PASOANS
Audra Alden Players EX-
pect to Make Their Stay
an All Winter One.

IF the theater goers of Fl Paso so
elect, there viii be domiciled at the
Texas Grand for the greater part of the
autumn and winter season a dramatic
stock company presenting plays rang
ing from the old favOrites" to new
successes open to stock production
Road shows" or more properly
speaking. travelling attractions. have
become fewer and fewer for the past
five years. or. with the beginning of the
popularity OF the Irresistible movie"
and this year is no more promising from
the standpoint Of outside attractions
than last season. according to all re-
ports.
Audra Alden. who heads the new COM
pany, is not a stranger to FL Paso the
alter patrons having appeared in the
CITY for parts Of two seasons IN the
past She is Of the ingenue type and
viii play those roles TO which she is
best suited, only.
marguerite Pitt. for two seasons at
the head of the stock at the Academy Of
Music. New York city. is contracted to
essay the heavier roles. and comes di-
rect TO FL PasO from the Shubert the
alter. Milwaukee
dramatic stock leading man, and was
with the Poll players in a circuit OF
eastern theaters for the past four sea
sons
George Murdoch. a character comedian.
Of repute. is another actor who has
never forsaken the Legitimate" for the
screen.
In all there viii be an even dozen in
the acting cast of the Audra Alden
players" The initial performance is TO
be Fine Feathers"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-13
THEATRICAL POWERS WAGE
WAR OVER OPERA HOUSE

That trouble at the Texas Grand is
( not settled yet Jimmie Hodges and
mis- company. now showing at the
Texas Grand hold a contract to play
new version OF "a Night on q New
York Roof Garden" is promised. This
fact is admitted by L NJ Crawford.
who controls the theater- Like the
French and English. Jimmie is on the
job and refuses TO be dislodged-
But Joe Glass also claims to hold a
contract for an indefinite season Of
dramatic stock starting on the date
TO close This also Mr. Crawford sd-
mits- Glass, like the Teutons. wants
TO get in
NJ Crawford made trip here from
his headquarters in Topeka. Kansas. in
an attempt to settle the matter but
thus far has failed to bring the hostile
showmen TO an agreement Which
ever outfit fails TO show threatens TO
bring suit
I am going TO give Mr. Hodges and
Mr.. Glass a couple Of days TO think the
matter over; maybe they can come TO
some sort Of an arrangement; # not We
will have TO await developments, de-
clared Mr.. Crawford.
Hodges Is particularly belligerent.
threatening injunctions and force If
necessary TO prevent being ousted for
the three performances Sunday.
We have bona fide contract for
Sunday. Sept IL said Hodges today
We propose TO make the house man
agemenJ live up 10 it. I am sorry for
Mr.. Glass but this is a business mat
ter and we propose TO stand on our
rights. We are in possession and they
viii have TO go some 10 get US out
II necessary the whole company will
remain in the theater from the termina-
ton OF the Saturday night perform
ance until the curtain goes down on
the last show Sunday night We VIII
take no chances on being dispossessed."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-13
Kid ey Disorder


The most simple methods are US
ualIy the most effective ones when
treating any disorder Of the human
system" The mere drinking Of a cup Of
hot water each morning, plenty OF
pure water all day, and a little anuric
before every meal, has been found the
most effective means Of overcoming
kidney trouble Death would occur
il the kidneys did not work day and
night in separating poisons and uric
acid from the blood.
The danger signals are backache.
depressions. aches and pains. hesvi-
ness, drowsiness. irritability. headaches.
chilliness, rheumatic twinges. swollen
joints or govt
Since 1t is such a simple matter TO
step into your favOrite drug store and
obtain anuric. as every druggist dis
penses il, anyone who earnestly desires
to regain health and new life viii
waste no time in beginning this treat
mCnt--AdV.