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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03
ANNA LUTHER DISCOVERS
NEW WAY OF VAMPIRING

Anna Luther, the charming heroine
in "The Beast" the Isis offering We'd
nesday and Thursday, has discovered
new style in vampiring. Like so
many other actresses of the screen,
Miss Luther's ambition was to play
vampire parts. In her new picture,
'The Beast" she has realized her
dream,-or so she says.
Il am vampiring," says Miss Luther,
but I'm doing it in a new way. In
stead of molding a mans character in
such way that it leads to his destruc-
ton, am influencing him for his own
good. In The Beast l meet a rough
westerner who knows nothing of cul-
ture or refinement. When l get
through with him, he is the perfect
gentleman from pumps to pompadour.
In her new picture, Miss Luther has
been so successful that she believes
she could do the same thing in real
life She is hankering now to come
across fallen man, so she can use
her wiles to raise him.
If / could measure the dimensions
OF his fall" says the dainty little act
ress, Il believe l could regenerate him
It's just like working out a picture
puzzle,-trying to find where the
rough little corners are, and smooth
them off
Il call this kind of work vampirinq
because l believe vampiring consists
merely IN having such power over
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03
"THE COUNT" is
THE NEWEST CHAPLIN

Proclaimed by everyone who has
seen it 'the best one yeti" Charlie
Chaplin's newest feature offering
THE Count" coming soon to the Or
pheum, is setting the whole country
laughing. 1t is trimming full and
running over with typical Chaplin an
tics, and just to make certain that he
has overlooked no laugh-getters, the
inimitable Charlie adds a few brand
new capers for good measure.
From the moment when Charlie first
appears with his tape measure, in a
tailoring establishment, until he van
ishes from sight down the street after
a day in high society, there is no let
up-one laugh piles upon another, I'M
til your sides fairly ache. In this two
reel offering Charlie resorts to his
old-time makeup, with the familiar
baggy trousers, the funny cutaway
coat, his dinky derby, diminutive mus
tache, slender cane and Chaplin shoes.
Supporting Chaplin in 1.-The Count"
are Edna Purviance, Eric Campbell,
Leo White and Charlotte Mineau.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03
MYSTERIOUS CASE
STIRS WEST[ND

Continued from Page IL
places where it has been learned that
he formerly lived.
Neighbors suggested that a concrete
floor had been placed in the barn this
spring and that possibly a grave might
be found under this. Sunday night
Sheriff Kendall, Deputy Sheriff
Thompson, Probation Officer Ormsby.
accompanied by Chief of Police J F..
Baymiller of Bull, visited the prem-
ises. Several neighbors were also
along. The concrete floor was ripped
up. but no evidence of any grave was
found.
The disappearance is still a mystery
Sherlff Kendall says that he is anxious
to get it cleared up, in order that the
innocent may be relieved from false
insinuations if there were no foul
play, and that the guilty may be pun
ished if there were.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03

centers where this picture has show
ing speaks volumes for this produc-
ton, which undoubtedly will become a
phenomenal attraction wherever pre-
scented. THE Spoilers" is as virile and
as red-blooded romance as any that
has appeared in the American class
during the decade. 1t has been visu-
allied in stunning fashion, reflecting
upon the astuteness of its progenitor,
VIM. N. Selig, and the deep, live, SYM
pathetic sense of it's producer, Colin
Campbell, as well as in the vigorous
and responsive action of VIM. Farnum
and all the other artists enlisted to
make it star cast extraordinary.
The Isis has booked 1.-THE Spoilers"
for the first possible open date.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03
The Theatres
THE SPOILERS" BIG FEATURE
PRODUCTION COMING SOON

1t has been the fashion of late to
picturize the work of famous authors.
and Selig has advanced this as a fine
art in "The Spoilers" from the book
of Rex Beach, in most spirited and
vital fashion. This moving picture
play in nine reels had its first public
representation at the spacious and
beautiful new Strand theater on
Broadway in New York city, and has
continued there as the feature. argu-
ing for its perpetuity and popularity.
It followed this success as a regular
fixture feature at the Studebaker thea
ter, on Michigan avenue. Chicago.
where it has continued to do wonder
full business to capacity houses"
The significant voice of the great
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03

The Pleasant View Presbyterian
church will give a social in the base
ment of the church on next Friday
evening, October 10. A short program
will be rendered and refreshments will
be served. Everyone is invited.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03

man that you can influence him as
you please. The kind of influencing
prefer to do is the elevating brand, in
stead of the destructive.
I'm going to invent a new kind of
vampire and I'm going to be the first
one"
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03

The ladies of the Foreign Mission
airy society of the Methodist church,
will meet in the basement of the church
Thursday at 10 a. M. to tie comforters-
Each one bring own lunch, and coffee
will be served. Election of officers at
2:30 o'clock
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03

The next regular meeting of the
Royal Neighbors of America will be
held at the l. o. o. F. hall, Friday
evening, October 6, at 500 p. m. An
invitation is extended to all visiting
members
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03

Continued from Page IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

decided 90 WAS TO his satisfaction
The noyl morning when the oid mon
were seated before thc cralkng wood
hre W the farm homo living room.
JERRY hfoaehed if
Enron I've been lhlnkn ab thnk.
va hard au I've decided Aaf it
wouldn't do for me 20 80 10 ,lslt
RufhIe
Enron TUNED hls white beal "No,
go, Jerry Why why Jony what's
wrong9"
jerry rubbed one of Die knees
Enron yen see. can't Fat around
'he way ! used ~ an like aa not n I
tried % 30 ia ret So done up /
couldn't walk no more. nut Enron
I've been ihukin an here's what l'u
goln 10 DO I'm ooin' to aend youl"
Jerry lcnued back 70 note me effect
OF hia surprising words oH hia erouy
Ebons nue bumped oa me noor
aa he turned send me, Jerry Why
Jee, thai no. no" he rcpitd hurri
ciiy hu0 through his words ran the
huoyani hrll % wonderful hope
No Jerry as
lerry leaned over and Als voice Mas
stern. tbrou. yonyo cot to go'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

You're friend of mine nos hW you
All there is 90 ii Enron you've
got 20 YOU aim hceo away from thls
placc fnr years i'll see NJ Nhyea
You begin 20 plan whnt You're eoin
20 wear ana IL can all be nsed
hut, Jerry she wanted YOU 90
come q alni dom fair uy her shrn
she's hoplu lrn b your Fbron urged
Jerry thought minute Enron.
that's easy YOU 80 an be me. 500
She won't know she WAS a mite of q
loetle thing back Ia thom days can
Ten you all Tint ehe viii ask about
them llitle stories Won can easy No
member on don't you uaY word.
Enron know We can work il II WIS
years ago when che SAW me last. hor
mother alnt with her and Ho onn
win guess They'll expect an old fel
Ter 70 kocp aiiil Now lli ser NJ
Nayes an ask him II ~ be all right 30
tbron argued but bio voice and ar
gumeuia we're NOT convincing iu fact
ihcY had begun 20 nu,ior With the
dream that wasJufmlng ln hts mind
Aa the speeding train brought him
nearer TO Glen side Enron began To
losc heart little. he became fatho,
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~ p''u'" 'ac'e evidence that snch
lshi Us ueihs operated or used in
'io'u''o" o. me prov islohs ot 'nis or
''ua'le' ana any person refaslns, faiI
'as or nesieatins to Keep tho nshf
or usht' herein mentioned In an ap
pfo'ed manner or "llh an approved
d''l'e as specified By said Commits
s'o9'f saall he deenyd guilty Of .
'''sae''"e'hor ana on conviction
la'reol snail he punished as proud.
el nF Section llA thereof
0v'uoh l''' 70 shall he HnlaN
inl tui an} person 70 operate. ride or
drive any motor vehicle IN mch man
aer ana ndcr such Circumstances
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IN


tear'al and nervous and into bta mlnl
popped $50 old saving ot hts youth
WHIST q tanglgd sob we weave whei
Hfat we practice ln dafahe Bu
when he bni been notified fhat shaNoi
was the neW station ana hsd elmhs,
'oa tho train slowly me- welcome n,
meriyed drove every mar from hD
heau.
4 alendcr young woman ahe esem
I'd hardly more fhan a rul had eom,
.ewlHh up 90 hlm with lofoua greet
inF WAY iHs must bo mY dear oid
Uncle jcrry
tieioro Ho tad teAlly succeeded N
nuang hls tongue hc Nas helped lnto
a bie automobile tbat swung silently
ard swiftly up fhe ml Hy aa altr
waH Mrs Thornton ookmr al hm
wlih tender ewes l,ils baehthAlted
Nif mas holding A4 io hs baa1
The automobile stopped at Iaat bo
fore an imposing h1mo ua lhr ont
sklriF W ~halion and Enron FAapca
i . llti'e aa ho aaw how beautiful u waa
Tie Eaaprd stil mare uhen Mrs Thorn
tom showed blm 'he rrom that waa 10
be bio white he slalsgd them
Then followed DAYS whon nhfon rel,
THAT he waa llYne "a llfa he bad
dreamed about hu, had eiseu oyur
hoping for since tbe wears bai brought
him 20 The place whprr dreams nn
loHgef eomc iruo
Mr Thornton proved io bo ially
plfapplns maa fHady wl,h smllo
and lauFh ana hr ana rbfuo had
many 4 nne rhat together Va tho big
smoking room
ln every way iserya coaching was
proving effective though tbron know
NJ haniofai 10 apmo "details llo
beard Mfa Thornton toll nee husband
that ihis Mas due to 90 aso
The little Nulh and Fhron became
great frleuda happy we're lbe hours
lha tAlla .Od lhe Uid man apunt in.
rethvf aandcrlbe Aboat mo beautiful
frouuda 81 ellen side
Tho days paasrd aWlfly. and Ebron
beehp 10 wonder when they wcro
going 20 send hin hone Nothing
nRa said and aualy IL hoKap 10 wurry
BIN liiNe and hr mustered up
courage 20 npoak 10 Nra Thornton
Her face changed ia an odd way
Enron ihuuKtt and nho came over
aud put one arm around his neck
"iloR would YOU Ike "a stay wilb mr
l'neic jerry always nbe aall amll
ing
fbfou'a heart nearly stopped al
ways" he repeated why. what do
yuu mean
Then Hue told blm that ur Thor
ton had Naed up one ~ tho copaeea
on tho eatalc. aud ho might stay there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19
lFirst P6bnsmed in The Guthrie Dail'
Leader. August 18Th, lal6l
ORDINANCE NO. l433.


An ordinance amending chapter
Of Revised Ordinances Of 1915, ems
Of Guthrie. aud declaring an emers
ency
BE II Ordained by the Mayor and
Board Of commissioners Of ihe C't'
Of Guthrie. oklahoma
Section /. That Chapter ) of th'
Revised Laws OF 15 OF said tity o
Gutbrie be and the same is hereby
amended BIS adding thereto immedl
ately after Section l61 tae following
Section lG7A All persons firms
or CORPORATIONS operating and drNins
an automobile or other motor vehicle
equipped with brilliant OF daz1!lna
light commonly known as head lights
or front lights, when such lights are
heing used shall have installed and
shall maintain an adjustment or ilN
nre over or upon suca igat or lights
which adjustment or fixture shall be
Il hood made of metal leather or 9th
er suitable material and so arranged
and attached over such light or lights
that the direct rays from such light
or lights when burning shall not t'
reflected CT turned directly in front
OF such ight horizontally above five
feet on a level plain measuring ~
feet from such light or lights. or shall
have and maintain in working order
device commonly known as dim
mers or some other practical device
which shall be so arranged equipped
and connected to said light or lights
that such device arrests the brilian
cy of such light or lights to the cN
tent that they are not dazzling
section l67,B The Commissioner
Of Public Safety is hereby given full
power Of inspection, regulation and
supervision o,af the lights Of motor
vehicles and it shall be his duty "
inspect and approve lights and de
tarmine whether the same are proper
TO he used and operated upon motol
vehicles within said City. 1t shall be
tie duty Of said commissioner TO no
tify any and all persons using or o.
Grating any motor vehicle equipped
with headlights upon which proper OIL
safeguards or devices hava not beer
installed. to install the same within
five days after such notice whic'
notice shall be in writing and MAJ
be served in rerson or by mail. a
certificate Of approval signed by sai'
commissioner shall te prlma iaci
evidence that the equipment or Dc
vice approved by said COMMISSIONS
complies with The conditions OF thi
ordinance The refusal el said com
missioner TO approve any light a
herein mentioned shall be considers
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.jer1.V'S Substitute


-.'0u' IL alh a 'Aick letter out it1
" '.'i Que ea' noioA
Guy hu'o'' "Efeeu "ss.a WY" tod
r ~ " u''e N''''
ef's "'te slil Aood-~ls
...' ~ was 's's'hAs ioF bolA' ana
a.''' '' '''.u s"'elul'F opened thc illiie
s'4' envelope, I'0IoA ar" up ana
'oOA'u o'V' "s shoD'etf~-a mere
80 n ''''''"'''' 'i~. SHOWED h.a
'"sV'e7'
"1''' '''i'u MS ,Nfoa'' READY 'o
De'.'' 'e 'eau S'oW4s 10 tae Hceoli.
'"'''''''''' % we hvN''e hlafmhr OF Ae
~ p'"VS Ne", 'Ae mousse the eiaeklhs
'0"'@ :" 'N' D"'"' 'ne N"'led ana
P'' u'esque harmony Oh lAe bright
W. u''' ""f'
wy ufaF 'hele efFY--tDron
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

- long a. he lived that they loved
hln and waniod htm 10 stay.
Fhrou was 40 6gitated that he hard.
W knew what 70 say 80 she vent away
lsottIy Ieavlug Enron to battle with
lhImseV
ttef Qltar seemed IKE Rift out Of
heafen ana hts heart beat fast and
ufldaalr as be- thought ~ what Il
would mean 20 1--we there In that
beautiful place always For one ssif'
momant hp dreamed ot accepting II
lhen ae thought % Jerry. Jerry wag
lhe one they realty loved. he told him
aelf Jerry Nas the ono who ought "a
have ihe cottage. Theirs was nc
doubt about H.
y dld not tako long struggle ior
tbrou 20 decide what he should %
lle would have 10 confess everything
then ae would return to the faem
perhaps they might take Jerry back
ln hla place, bat ef that he was not
aufe
A daY went BY. and according n
hls custom be eas seated 90 ihe
broad porch of he house. his handa
claaprd over hls cane IN no ola way.
White be- p0ndored apon Jerry Would
lHe4 la' atm Cnme Hnd they cc,eed
~ tafr inr him as vsult W sis 1F
ccpilon ila hrafd Tho Blk car h8m
90 ihe dflyeeay aod siop tle looked
w from his hwodiug 90 soo SOME one
whom he recognized a. Mrs. Thorn.
tou she waa gettiug nat ~ the ear.
'olosed by figure. which. 10 his
ooaral9htgd eyes seemcd very fam
llaf lla hAli star'ed out of Aln
chair aa hr rvoogniaed the obi, bait.
lng elep then hla cam alld rrum Ala
hands ma the nguro drew nearer aua
the astounding truth burst upoc him.
q wan Jerry
Jerfya smiling aco cAma within hla
glalun and ihoir handa went oat ~
each other Neither said a word.
After tho nmt 10y ot mcotlns vas
over Enron wpul upa,alrs 70 vAek bs
,hlnsn. knowing uow hat Jnrfy aad
coma, ha must ~ hnca A ne at5od
OVER hia old fashioned srip. suddenly
haiufn hia syea hs mw stretching
away Into tho future tho long. n0sly
years al tho tArm vlthOu, larry, stun
moalng all hla will pownr 10 rubbed
tho mla, from hla oyca and baut 10
ha work with hmhing banda. Hs
pauund ouea an ho heard jsrry'a happy.
gunyaring VOICE eoma 40 tho staip.
Mechanically ha turasd again to bls
packing
"iIullo there shat ara Tou doingi
Packing upf" Mr. Thornton'n blk
voice spoke from tho corridor. Y
gneaa not' Chuck that stun backi"
nut bu, ain't goln back 10
10 tho farmY" Ebrun aAhnd.
Not a blt OF II. manl You and larry
lfa % have tho cottage dosn the lane
together Ilov'a that hlt your Tho
rheefy voice wsht on.
Ehrun grippod tho two heavy noesa
ue had Picked W. tight IN his hands.
-hokod "a be- tried 10 speak. and
buried Bis shaking old face ln Tho
pillow. Droama do come truei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

THE neFort0 be forgotten lcttcl
Aseame on tho ueve 10 hcfo~zo,,er
morning In February. whan. beeapsa
The day was mild and the sun very
bright. old Jerry srcey and bis crony
hbron Barnes, had begged to be her.
mitted to cit for q while On the esst
porch OF the mlla house ut the town
farm for the ncor They had always
been out-ot-door men. and the shu,in
days OF winter told On their patience.
Mr.. Mayes. the farm manager. agreed
that tho stimulating warmth o. The
sun would do them good.
Most Of the other inmates ~ tho
farm were put to work, b4t The
working days OF ard Enron had
been over for years. m their day they
had been hard ana willing workers,
but the time had come when Ebrous
hhgers lost their strength. uut'l now
Il was about all he could do to nold his
motted cane, polished from long use.
Jerry's hands we're still muscular. bat
his once sturdy legs-as a result ot
stroke Of paraly ysls-had weak aued SO
that he was obliged TO move very
carefully, or be compelled to wait for
reenforcements, which Enron usually
brought.
But the years together had been
CHEEKY ones, for indeed these two had
long followed an ancient philosophy
which defines the happiest man rs the
one possessing the fewest wants.
Then came the wonderful letter.
Enron and Jerry were always on
hand when the mail carrier drove up
to the house, although their being
there was q mere matter Of form, for
letters never came TO them There
was no one to write TO them.
But that letter. The mail carrier
was a young fellow, and he waved tine
letter at them In boyisA fashion as
they waited Both the cid men held
ont their hands until he said, For you.
Uncle Jerry" Then Enron drew bis
hand back.
Jerry looked at the letter ard turn
ed II over with clumsy hands He
knew Ebrons fingers could not hold il
or he would have let him feel OF Il. for
tina, letter was q real letter. But Enron
could look at it. so Jerry held The
dainty thing out and Enron bent tar
over until he could see clearly through
his nearsighted eyes.
Why, Jerry, say Jerry-lt looks
like lectle girls writin'," he Quavered
Z biz excitedly drawing back.
Jerry studied it, Yes, sir. it do,
lbrcn. Reckon ! better open it,
Enron? he asked dlnidently.
We'll, guess-you ought to-ii'o
e real letter. Who you spose it's
frcm" Enron questioned.
Jerry. glad OF an excuse to postpone |
tie exquisite joy Of opening the letter
l8t the envelope sag in his hand and I
from his attempt to find his /
laile lie squinted reHectiyely Il |
dacare. Enron, can't guess It's a
bvn' good many years now sence |
anyone writ ne. declare | dunno. |
l3at res goin' to be name in there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19
ORDINANCE NO. f434.

An Ordinance leyyinr upon certain
lots in the City OF Guthrie. Oklahoma
spoclaI tax for street sprinkline and
street cleaning and declaring an
emergency
Re 4 Ordained BY the Mayor and
Commissioners Of the City Of
Guthrie. oklahoma
Section ! That levy Of One Nl
and one-half G-2) mills on the dollar
Of the assessed valuation for the year
1915, be and the same is hereby made
upon hte following lots in The city OF
Guthrie Oklahoma, for Street Clean
ing. TO Wit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

on aud gnA rase blanks for sale d
The Leader office Conform to al
hts supreme court decisions.
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FOR SAIL phoaograEh. Leader
office.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-06-20
GILLSVILLE MAN FOUND
DEAD; SUICIDE THEORY

GILLSVILLE, Ga, June 17.-Homer
Gilmer, a prominent young merchant
and son of NJ. o. Gilmer, president of
the Gillsville bank, was found dead in
an unoccupied house by a searching
party this afternoon. Death was caused
from a pistol wound, thought to have
been self-inf1icted. The young man had
been missing since Tuesday.
Gilmer closed his store here Tuesday
afternoon and disappeared. Searching
parties failed to find him until this
afternoon when some one looked into
the home of Professor Evans, who has
been absent for some time on a visit.
Gilmer was found lying on the bed with
a pistol lying beside him and "a bullet
hole in his body. He had been dead. it is
thought, since Tuesday, the day he dis
appeared.
No note was left to explain a reason
for suicide and no one can give a rea-
son why the young man should wish to
end his life. He wac prominent here and
was involved in no difficulty known to
his friends
Gilmer was twenty-one years of age
and is survived by his father and other
relatives. Funeral services were held
this afternoon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-06-20
FREEMAN CALLS ACTION
OF GRAND JURY ILLEGAL

On the ground that a member of the
grand jury had served two successive
terms, contrary to law, r. j. Freeman.
county commissioner of DeKalb county.
Will make an effort to quash the indict-
ment returned against him on the charge
of hiring election workers Should the
contention of Mr.. Freeman be establish
ed all actions of the recent grand jury
will be void
According to the charges of the coun.
ty commissioner, F. V. Austin, a mem
Der of the recent grand jury, was also a
member of the grand jury for the term
immediately preceding. His contention.
he states is substantiated by the records
If the DeKalb commissioner succeeds
in proving that the grand jury was al
legally constituted for this reason and
quashes the indictment against himself.
the indictments against fifteen other De-
kalb county citizens for alleged election
Irregularities will be voided.
Judge John S. Gambler. counself for
the Dekalb commissioner. was not in
the city Friday. Mr. Freeman, it is I'M
derstood, will take the matter up with
him on his return