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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30
Serial No, 1899.

Serial No. 1883.
Department of the Interior '.
Land Ottce at HALEY, Idaho
27, 1916.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GlVa
that Charles +. Stout, OF llns
Idaho, VINO, on March z, Y
made Homestead Entry, No. W. ,ls
for So Wa Section 70; NE4 vi
NWl4, SEA, Section 80, IOSsI
II North, Range p East, Boise "
dian, has filed notice OF lntenuA
make Final three year Proof, q
tablish claim to the land auoTI
scribed, before +. ". Morphey VI
Commissioners, at Junction, iuI
on the 22nd day of July 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses;
". b. Rusk, OF Junction, ~
John NJ. Campbell, OF Gllnois, !
no; Ray +. Downward, Of jim ,s,
Idaho; John Patton, II JaiS1'
Idaho. -.
BEN r. GRAY, keslsSs
June 2-June 1916.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30
Notice for Publication.
Serial 80. O2O222.

Serial 80. O2O222.
&. ). Land once, HALEY, Idaho,
June 10th, 1916 49,.
sNOTICE is hereby given that q :
Roy Buchanan Of Salmon, County OF
Lemhi. State Of Idaho, has tled IN
thIs Office his application to enter
under the provision Of Sections 23Ot
or 23O7 the following described land,
viz: the Sc 4 Ne 4 Of Sec: Y,
Township IS n, Range . f., OF the
Boise Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adj
vprsely the lands described, or deslr,
inp 20 object. because Of the mineral
character of the land, or for any oth-
er reason, to tie disposal to appll,
cant. should file their alidavits OF
protests in this Office, on Or before
the 10th day of August, 1916.
BEN X. GRAY, Register.
June 23-JuIy u.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30
Notice for Publication.


Department of the Interior, T.. >.
Land Orice at HALEY, Idaho, May
u. 1915
NOTICE Is HEREBY, GIVEN
that Charles +. Stout, Of Gilmore,
Idaho, who OH April Is, 1911, made
Desert Land Entry, No. O9IS6, for
SEA SEA, Section p; El9 NEL Sec
tion -: SW4 NW4 Section 30,
Township IA North, Il lnge = East
Boise Meridian has filed notice Of in
tention to make tiral Proof, TO es'
tabIish claim to the land above de,
scribed, before X W. Morphey, L,
s. Commissioner at Junction
Idaho on the Dad day Of July, 1916
Claimant names as witnesses:
W d. Rusk, Of Junction, Idaho
John NJ Campbell, Of Gilmore, Ida
no: Ray Il. Downward, Of Gilmore
Idaho; John Patton, Of junction
Idaho.
BEN X. GRAY, Register.
June 2-June 30
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30
Notice Of Application for a U. S.
Patent.

Mineral Application No 0lO762.
Serial No. OlO762.
United States Land ONCE at Hall
ey Idaho, May -, 1916.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that in pursuance Of Chapter VI Of
Title OF the Revised Statutes Of the
United States, and all Acts amend
atory and additional thereto, LEM =
Ill IRRIGATlON AND ORCHARD
COMPANY, Limited, corporation,
organized under the laws IF the State
of Idaho, and legally qualified to DO
business in said State, by its duly au-
thOriIed and appointed Agent and
Attorney-in Fact, Peter Mckinney,
whose residence and pOstOIfce is Car
men, County Of Lemhi, State of Ida
no, has filed an application for Il
| Unit ed States patent for the Geert-
son Creek Placers, consolidated, com
I prising the "BONAN MA and INA
| PAS placer claims, situated in Sec
tinns 3, and 9, in Township, u
| North, Range % East Of Boise Ner,
dian, in the Eldora Mining District,
/ in the County of Lemhi, State OF
! Idaho, and described upon the official
/ plats Of government survey, as fol
! lows:
"BONANZA"
/ The w, of the SWll Of the NWll,
the NV of the NWil OF the SW i
of Section ) the E1a of the Sell OF
the MEL the SWll of the SCI OF
the Nell, the NJ, of the MEL OF
/ the SELL, the $ wa Of the Me- OF
I the SELL, the SEA of the NWl4 OF
! the Sell, the Ne Of the SWl Of the
SELL, the SW of the SWl4 of the
| SEA, the SEA of the SEA of the
! SW d of Section / and the II, OF
! the NEll of the NV 4 OF Section {
all in Township y North Range >
East of Boise Meridian, containing
/ 100 acres
The said placer mining claim is OF
record In the Office of the county re,
corder Of said county Of Lemhi, State
of Idaho, in Book *" of Mining
Claims AT page 39l.
"NAPIAS'
The SW ! Of the NV of the SW !,
| OF Section 8; the SELL of the MEL
Of the SEA, the SEA of the SEA
the SE4--of the SW "A of the SELL OF
Section 1; the Mel, of the MEL
the W. of the SEA of the Nell
the W. of the NEIL SEA, and the
NE4 Of the SEA of the MEL, o.
section ., all in Township Il North
Range p East of Boise Meridian
containing 100 acres.
The said placer claim is Of recort
In the office of the county recorde
of said county of Lemhi, State o
Idaho, in Book * of Mining Claim.
at page 800,
The total area Of said placer claim
is go acres.
The said placer mining claims are
situated along Geertsun creek, So call
ed, and are bounded on the north b,
the "Nyant Group of placers, com
prlSlng the Frank Wyant" place
and the Fraction placer claims.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the placer mining ground O
any portion thereof, 50 described ant
Ia he applied for, are hereby notified
that unless their adverse claims ar,
duly hled according 10 law and tn,
regulations hereunder, within tn,
time prescribed 10y law, with TIA,
Register OF the United States Lane
Onice at Haley in the county O
Blaine, State of Idaho, they viii b.
barred 10y virtue OF the provisions q
said StatNte and the law in sucn case
made All provided
BEN II GRAY. Register
+. W WHlTCOMR,
Attorney for the Applicant.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Peter Maronl' SS he
Notice is hereby given " SalBs
dersigned, A. &. Cherry 80 Nnps
TRAITOR of the estate OF FeIel ~ All
deceased, to the creditors ss1aind
persons having claims a tgs@ Il
said deceased, to eXliloI' ..itbiB 4
the necessary vouchers sTIis.tes
months after the first puOoi"islribI
this notice to the said aull n,, li5Sl
al salmon, in Lemhi couh"
Dated June 18th, 1910 rRRY,
Administrator OF tn1 1scsssiI
June 30-July II.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30
Notice for Publication.

Notice Of Proof Of Application Of
Water to Beneficial Use.
Notice Is hereby given that at 10 a.
m. on the pm day Of July, 1915, at
Junction. County OF lemhi, state OF
Idaho. before r. " Morphey, y. ).
Commissioner, proof will be submitted
Of the application to beneficial use OF
IA cubic feet per second Of the
waters Of swamp and Ten Nile creeks
in accordance with the terms ana
conditions of Permit No. 1860 hereto
fore issued by the state engineer oil
he state Of Idaho.
l. The name and postof1ire address
Of the person or corporation holding
said permit are Lewis A. NILS, Lead
ore, Idaho.
, The use TO which said water
has been applied If irrigation ana do
nestle.
3. TIE amount applied to bene-
fetal use is IA cubic feet per second
l. Tnr place where said water Is
used Is W, SEA, Ne SW i Sec. 20,
Twp. - y, Range Y i. Boise Merl'
dian
:. The name of the canal or ditch
or other works ny which said water
is conducted to such place OF use Il
I Mills ditch
/ &. Tie ripht to take the water
/ from such works Is based upon Per
NIT No 7465.
:. The source of supply from
which such water is diverted il
/ swamp and Ten Mile creeks.
T. The date of the priority which
said user is prepared to establish il
April 20, l9ll
j. II. SM ITII,
State Engineer.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30

Both the Republican candidates,
MIR. Hughes and Mr.. Fairbanks, wear
wllisksrS on their faces. Little Jeil
says the safety razor trust Is there
fore against then In this campaign.
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Notice of Contest.

Department of the Interior, l.. ).
Land ONCE, HALEY, Idaho,
To Walter NJ. OungsL of unknown
addresses, COntestee:
You are hereby notified that JOhn
b. Hill who gives Salmon. Idaho, as
his post Office address, did on May
LIST, 1916, file in this OtliCe his duly
CorroDoratad application to contest
and secure the cancellation Of tOur
Homestead Entry No.. Serial No. O776O
made March 18th, 1910, for SE 4
Sec. 30, Township II n, Range y
f., Boise Meridian, and as grounds
for his contest he alleges that resi-
dence has not been established on
the land since said entry was made.
You are, therefor, further notified
that the said allegations will be TAX
en- AS confessed, and your said entry
will he cancelled without further
right to be- heard, either before this
office or on appeal, if you fail to tile
in this office within twenty days after
the FOURTH publication Of this no.
tice, as shuwn below, your answer,
under oath, specifically responding to
the allegations Of contest, together
with due proof that you served a
copy Of your answer OH the said con-
testant either in person or by repis,
tered mail.
You should state in your answer
the name of Ia post Office to which
sou desire furthur notices to be sent
to you.
BEN h. GRAY, Register
WIN. T.. IIEWS, Receiver
Date lst publication, June D, 1916
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LEGAL Advertise.
Notice for PubI;c.s
Serial M n-hn..

Serial No. O72ss
Department of the Int,
y, 1915. =" iaah
NOTICE Is HERFpv
that Albert Caperon, of n. Wv
no, who, on October "a -I Iaol
Desert Land Entry, Serial ny " l
for 5 z NE a, Section d y " 4
20 North, Range "A East pd low
dian, has filed notice Of i "ss
make Final Proof, TO esfahsli
to the land above descrt1al
Allen Z. Merritt, L. ), Gu
er, at Salmon, Idaho, or, ~ "
Of July, 1916. wy
Claimant names as witna.,..
VILLAIN Wilmington, Of M.
no; Matt. W Stewart. OF Bah ave! !.
Fred b. Pattee, OF Tend"S !.
Frank Sharkey, of Tendov ~
BEN Il. GRAY p 49,
June 30. "sEl'a
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LEGAL ADVERTISING

Idaho; William Il. Eusk, Of Leadoree'
Idaho: Morris II. Cotton, OF Lead
one. Idaho: Martin Bergreen' OF
Junction, Idaho. ,,-
BEN r. GRAY, Register.
Juue 23-July u.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30
BEN X. GRAY, Register

BEN K. GKAY, Register
WIN. Z. lIEWS, Receiver
Date LIST publication, June D, 1916
Date 2nd pubicaty June 30, 1916
Date Bird publicraion. July :, 1916
Date 4th publication, July 1t, 1916
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28
CAMELS BLOWN ID
 PIECES BY TURKS
Done to Prevent Their Fall ing Into British Hands.
 Loaded With Munitions

Cairo, Egypt. May 20.-(Correspondence of the Associated Press. .)-Camels laden with bombs and petrol were blown to pieces by the Turks so that these living carriers of ammunition would not fall
 into the possession of the attacking British, during the sensational dash of
 the duke of Westminsters armored mo- tor car battery through the Libyan desert.
 This British expedition, consisting of g men, nine armored machines and one open car containing a mounted machine gun, began it's pursuit at Sollum, in northwestern Egypt. Dashing at racing speed along the Tabruk road over which after covering 23 miles came uneXpect- eoly upon the enemy, whose troops were on the move.
 | The Turks opened fire with their only artillery in position-one 10-pounder and two machine guns. The British battery swung into line silencing the Turkish , guns and then capturing them after | shooting down the defenders almost to a man.
 The Turks were now scattering in every direction. The attacking batteries dashed here and there, killing all Turks who offered resistance. Those who chose the alternative of flight paused long enough to fire upon their camels. which
 one by one disappeared as their packs exploded with terrific force.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28
HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville, May 27.-(Special.) 1.-The dis trict conference of the Methodist church adjourned yesterday at Madison after an interesting session. Sermons were
 delivered by Rev. Boyd Cantrell. Rev J. B. Cummings, Rev. F. l.. Aldrich and
 Rev. c. E. Woolford and an address was delivered by Prof. F. M. Massey of Pulaski, Tenn, on "The Church as Vitalizing Force''
 In an affray on Jefferson street last night Will Miller was fatally stabbed by Louis Robinson, who was later arrested
 by the police. Miller has a terrible gash across the abdomen and It Is thought he cannot recover. Richard. Parham, aged 50 years, died at his home at Hazle Green yesterday. after long Illness. He is survived by his wife and son.
 William T. Hutchens. former postmas- ter of Huntsville, has been nominated by the republicans of the Eighth district to 1 make the race against Congressman Ed Almon on the republican ticket It is
 stated that MT. Hutehens. who is an ex-
 eeedingly popular business man Of Huntsville, will make an active canvass of the district
 The Rev. James E. Clark of Nashville
 VIII deliver the baccalaurea-e sermon to
 the students of the Huntsville High
 schooi Sunday morning in rne Central
 rresoyteran church. The annual ad-
 dress to tfe graduates will be delivered
 by Bishop Thomas F. Gailor of Memphis
 Monday night in the Elks theatre and
 the closing exercises will take place at
 that time.
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miles 16c, with other distances in pro- portion.
 The third group of rates deals with mixed feeds composed of two or more of the following articles; Velvet or sofa beans, bean meal or hulls hay meal, ground grain and grain pro- ducts, corn and oats, corn shucks or husks, cotton seed meal or black strap molasses The rate for less than car load lots per 100 pounds for five miles 3Rc, for 55 miles S1a cents, for 100 miles lie, for 200 miles IS Ac. for 300 miles 19c, for 400 miles 23 cents and for other distances in proportion.
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FEN CABINET AND REFRIGERATOR


Amount brought forward ...... .s2.oo Package Arco Starch ......... .05 Package Kingsford Corn Starch 10 10-lb. Sack Voigt's Royal
 Can Olney's Sweet Corn ........ IS Extra Quality Magic City Broom 50 Gal. Bottle Mineral Water, Staff
 ford, Benscot or Tate ....... .66 Package Alabama Rolled Goats 10 Package Alabama Grits ........ 10 Bottles Nifty Grape Juice .....,. IS Bottle Buffalo Rock Ginger Ale 10 Bottle Standard Furniture Cream .25 Package Aromints ............. .05
 
 44z0
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l lb. Can Batterton's Royal Cup. n Coffee ... 20 Cakes Fleichmann's Yeast .. .05 oleomargarine .25 1 Can Rumford Baking Powder. IS 1 Can Huyler's Cocoa ............ -J5 1 Can Bells Seasoning .......... 10 Loaves Holsum Bread ......... 20 1 Can Morton's Table Salt 10 l Bottle Crescent Mapleine Flavor
 Cans Karo Syrup, ? kinds ..... 20
 $2O0
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A particularly high grade Refrigerator from the factory of the famous "Bohn Syphon." large oak refrigerator
 porcelain lined, fully warranted. Price reduced from $45.00 this week and Including over se Worth Products FREE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28

At it's regular price of $25.75 this Kitchen Cabinet represents a splendid value. It is of substan- tial construction of late design and fitted with nickeloid exten- enamel lined compartment with ornamental grilled door, and not only extremely low priced, but Including over $6.OO Worth of
 Choice Products FREE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-09
EMPRESS

of "Tne Cheat lhc Paramount. Lnsky
masterpiece phoiopay which was shown
al the Empress and proved no popular
that return engagement was demanded.
the critic OF the Motion Picture NoWs
vrltes.'
"rhorc has been no Hkimping iu cut.
ting the dramatic cloth for The Cheat,
n permits fun width TO oncs enjoyment
OF a story well told, for Ne quality. like
an sr.wool garment makes the pictures
as distinctive frOm a patched and shoddy
subject us the difference between a
coat made 10y Fifth avenue tailor and
a take me NOME for. ten dollars before
the fire sale.ends
fDirector DE Mile has produced o pie
turc free from grosE techncsl faults
there is not supertluous foot Of nlu'
In nn the five reels. there IL no unneccs
sary scene, no prolonEation Of important
ones, no endless repetition Of early pprts
of o story when character has occasion
10 refer 70 previous eyents'
FAnnie Ward internatloualy fnmou.
comedlcuuc and Sessue Hnywuln, won.
durhl Japanese actor ana who had th,
/ leading role IN the perturbation Of Walk.
er Whieslde's noted vehicle. "Thc ~.
phoou bring mll mcasurc ui talent
10 the play and The Interpretation be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-09
FoLLY

LBdooz and gentlemen Crowd up
lose iu front 90 that you may hoar and
sec tnat OF hcy no false moosAch Ia
dCce-l-,.e you You win have plenty Of
time before the biz show TO eco Bosco.
The snake eater Madame flrsutO,. the
bearded ndy. and Madame Coco de
THpiogU, who rides the trick mu-o.l.l'
This and other familiar sounds attend
ant unon the annual visit Of the biz
circus viii greet Folly patrons Thursday
mlincc when pau ShermAn, Mabel de
Forest ana company present their lauth-
ing vaudeville spectacle. "a Jay Circus.
not eide show but the heavy part II
the exhibition that takes place under the
hiE top"
n jay Circus the biggest ans
greatest circus act playing vaudeville for
several seasons, MAS secured for n three
days engagement after negotiations eN-
tending over a period Of weeks. the clos.
ing oi n contract calling for princcly
sum aud the ironolad promise Of Manager
Powell that only three performances
daily would be required. II Was expressly
stipulated by Mt sherman that more
than three performances would bring
about an automatic cancellation of the
contract 10 the big cltuuH act viii he
staged At y anu w " cloch every uuF
the remainder Of the program being un.
changed
There are sN people, all finished per.
formers, With The circus aot, also almost
carload ~ special scenery and props
/ MANAGE Powell has received many fiat
tcring Inducements pl tho act and fr's
confident tnui with .ast including Dan
Sherman and Mabel DE Forest and tnt
/ enormous price he In paying VIII sst
/ new standard for vaudeville In Okhhuma
I city
I ono reliable manager wrote thut tNe.
net was "a side. Sitter Briefly. tho
act " Eurc To sroro Il Tremendous hit
There are also two other good acts
On the program Ruuble slnms. nm able
csrtoonisl aud comedian, viii open the
show and Foster aud hls troupe pt expert
and noycl oquilihrsts will offer start.
ling exhibition Of an unusual type.
7 Eight reels ol phutoplaSs will be throws
/ ON the screen NJ each performance, In
Guiding a tWo.rccl L.ko comedy ''Firinr
/ the Rutlcr or the Butler Fired" An,
/ Herbert NaVIinson In Iwo-reel drama
The Family Secret Blue Ribbon re-
/ lease
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-09

perfect Patrons who r,u are urged 10
attend mtuc, performances for this at
traction.
IN. nrl appearance, before lh. screen
ot Constance Collier one of the most brill
liant figures Among the Younger nc
trDasr- Of the English stage, takes place
u the MoruscO. Paramount feature, The
Tongues Of Mcu" un Empress attraction
Tor Friday and SATURDAY. The Tongues
ot Men" is sparkling drama " love
versus dut, telling an exquisite story OF
o. r,Dlors uuNtruutcd attack ON the pri-
Nltc character Of grand opcm diva
Who specialized In sensational roles
Miss Collier who Us The last surviving
member of one OF The best known and
oldest stage families u England WI,
PLAYING Shthcspotr. role. whom only
years old. was the star Boo Hail Caino,
"Tnc Eternal city when adapted TOT
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NE

"llnac. krkc with redu White boo
the Iuadmg role win hr presented toJ
tho last times Nodnesday vt the Met
thcat,r In conjunction with Miss Jackie
saunders In "a Rose Among the Brisrs
completing hig ,Ight-rcel program OF
tlrW.nn features.
opening Thursday the Met w'll pro.
t,nt the eminent American actor. llol-
biuo, Hlnn. iu The Ivory Snuff Box.
O. myNer, play uf considerable depth.
and nltu. "Thc Red Circle sturtins
sundp, tho Met win feature In addition
a. the big eight reel picture program
rur, and Wllis in a refined comedy
Juggling singing and talking act Tho
vaudeville will hc added at The Met
with the price remaining tie same
Tho Met ls determined to give really
blk show
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-09
Z TkxS3335Th The Best Place TO Trade After A0kAxxi1SzSaE

the stage. and since coming to America
has been a great favorlte Ia an NE
larger cities
Herbert standing aud Forrest STANLEY
appear iu o. splendid supporting east OF
characters
Tonight Marguerite Snow appears TOT
the last time In Rosemary. the charm.
ing romance " youth and old ngc which
delighted Empress patrons TUESDAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-09
INEFFECTIVE

First Native In Western toWnl--l gues,
that chap won't stay here Ions, we've
iusulted him In every way possible since
he located here
Second Native Nonsense he doesn't
know A. Hes been living IN New York,
From Judge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-09
LYelc

Snickcrs aud slgalcs viii develop into
ful grown laughs at the opening per
fufmanco ol the new Lyric vaudeville
program Thursday upon which day a
complete change in tho schedule Is cf.
fectlvc. bringing into the foreground
three acts which are characterized on
tho billing AS "exttemities"
Think ot a ponderous soubrottc one
that pnllv and truly lenses the scale at
I5l net Can YOU, even In your Widest
mNrN imagine such a bulk of femhlnit,
frum p genuine entertaining standpoint 81
Nnd vet. II Ia clevcrness A. much ~ her
proportions that prompts the booking Of
lI.r NJ the Interstate circuit to recon-
mend h'r salary IN three figures
Ami then. ran you imugine standing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-09

Zoo 'rh1ns q" t0.h"'' Robertson -
mr"rI ln tho stage Uohud 4, Gpll'-
'MI' recently wrote Don the ,Dnlun
'AA"an Tine following l.f acton Who
NnN' Ws farewell appearance nt ih,
NN''uolscl 'N.tiyr t"uuar IN.H
'u. 'nu"i but 'unf lhH. NIu 800
.utau private Whimsical sat action
'"U loru'. lWUyuuu tn 50 about tho
world m ate. ErsJs with ns -r,t E't
.'.ll 10 uso a' pnv moment nud tu know
rut onh 'h1t He has been hul stOIl .s. y
~ Nrrc 'u scnrrt the supreme Hamlet
10 hts time That quality u' uN,r-
1w,d.uyss which at once s.urcd and
"..ml'd the dodgers IN hessug of the
.uid Floor Back 's present in oil
Fnrhe Iionc.t.1u acting We meet iI
n-aln with the Diud Dick lIcliar In TN.
light That Failed ond Of course v.
meet 1t supr,mcN I'm Hamlet
'Iu ihtwlri AL Forhe. Robertson
qualities converge. snd In him the tra-
u''Ior of ih, aiaEC that all AN ambitious
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sac cor Tnr LAsr woAp.

ll'rum iudgCJ
uc-Mah was born 10 trouble as M,
sparks ny upward.
Shea-Nes--to lruhule woman
From judge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-09
Made Up From Our
Open Stock Patterns

.b.plctr set In "a genuine coin
gold band and black line, join
sons Bugllsh Semi Porcelain
aot including covered dish -
81 OU value. SB
i1-picCc set. nv neat hnh
spray decoration $3.50 value
81
i0-pieCc set I'm underElHIt
French gray pattern. an cN-
cuptiuuully good design 'pl
brcaklist fct-il2 value. ~ ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-09

Fetching little lroChs-- com
bmiug solid coIorcd waists
win skirt, i plaid Yer,
pleasing little dresses, ten or
twelve different styles To
choose from soc. 59c and 6sc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-09

For the 10 ll.year.Old girls who are 80 hard
10 fiji, especially from 10 TO ~, who have out
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fashion-Frucks of llnid aud novelty stripe
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