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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-25
wANTEo-MlsoelIansous

wANTED-Reliable girl to take care of set small books. Add Empire. 1s-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-25

The President is standing where he was-and Con- --~se i with him--fsf Louis ReDublc)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-25
BOARD AND LODGING
SEWING MACHINES

The Mercantile Settlement Com pany ia getting out a general directory covering Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and Thane. It win facilitate tho work exceedingly if residents of these plac. ca who wish to have their addresses properly entered win advise the office of the company by mail to ?. O, Box 513. Juneau. or in person at 15 South Main Street. s-l5-lmo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-25

Man and wIte. experienced cooks, want position In hotel, camp or res taurant; will go any place; address Cooks. Empire" 22.St
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-25

VI 11'7'7'' l7--7' Many mans only idea of charity is to give advice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-25

Mining wanted by contract or day labor by experienced mining man. Address J. " E Mccauley. Alaskan hotel. Juneau. 2i-6t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
Criminal Docket Opens; One
Counterfeit Case on
Trial Today.
FEDERAL GRAND JURY

with tho above persons as members.
tho grand jury called by Judge John "
yottetaI ~ the United states court Tor
tho western oklahoma district oom
mcncod \. work Monday in oklNhoma
city Tho jury was completed IN federal
cour, early Norday. Immediately after
which the juror. were started ON Ne'r
deliberations
The rfRnd jury Was called by Judge
cottofal 20 inveyiis,!r matters prosecuted
by the district . torney's office relative
to federal law violations throughout III"
western district No time hhs been set
for adjournment. but tho district Rttor-
neys office stated Monday that the
work probably would he completed hS
saturday might n night sessions wer"
held
Among tho cases expected to be inves-
iisnted are charges against R,ycrly "
Bon'ocy aud Percy " BOntucy ~ okla
humn city. who ~ officers ~ the Honfocy
Investment company. are accused ui
using the United states mails 10 defraud
The district attorney has many mat
tcrs 10 present to the grand jury. but l'
declined Monday To- intimate what they
were
lAfl IIalcs Of oklahoma city charged
with passing counterfeit $40 bill. was
Ia be placed on trial Monday afternoon
\ civil case Monday morning uccc'.iihi"i
cnntlnunnc" untll afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
ApriI'S Total Beats TuISa'S Re-
port by S318,83l and
Tips High Mark.
S1l,742,00O GAIN IN
1916 ALSO REVEALED
Average Monthly Inc reaSe
100000; Whole State
Shows Prosperity.

Fans ..eNrinss ln Oklahoma 'r 'or
tho month ~ Anil 1915. rca.ael 'H.
toia' ~ u2Foo5niis =, og1r., ia'.o
C7?2 .n April lslj. au 0rr-ea.. ~ -.
Uos2l5'
Aprlls c.cafinF- exceed rF i7.sf7' %
those ~ Tulsa for the same month aud
refuie Tulsss cl'lm %: being tho rn,n-
cial center NJ tho state The Tulsa clear
ingg were I1osl.17s
Clrafings Tor tine nrst four won'ls o'
1916 IN OklRhomr CIV reached the high
mark " t5i513 7,I 20, Ra against Sc.
s3l 1s1 On for the same p,Npl lu 1910.
nu Increase ~ ill.7I2Ull2' or an aver
axe increase ~ n0re than '2.JNnnHI n
month
Muskoge's r.eorlng' ln Nprl l'lt
were 5 siS coo 30. making oklahoma
riNs rlrnrlnrg show surplus ~ -.
Ti2l2'N over iHc eastern gItt clear
inrs IN Nusk0Err 900 April. 1915, were
t2il3 7SGlN Tu srs cIeafirgs IN A1fM
1915. were S. 2Nt.y5
ChirkasNns clearing house reports y
su.73 for Nprl. McAlc,tef, ili'.
sa5. and fRwtor. 500 '0tnH lDwi'r
cl,ariugs show dscrcns" under Aprl
1915 when ~" mark ~ 1870 N3t'9 wH'
reached and McAlostcrS o.rsfiugs in
creased from issi.iSo iu 1913
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
John E. Reeh,
Old Officer,
Dies In Texas
Former UnderSheriff travelling
for Health. Expires on
Towns Street.

John o. E,ch. unlcfsh,fir md deputy
under sheriff BInIon for the pnst three
and ouc.hulf years and an officer In
oklahoma county Tor more than twenty
yeats. dropped dead SUNDAY night ~
Mineral N''lH TrSps. according tn In.
formation received ~ the shrf'ffs office
MuUdBH mofulnE Death came ip Usrh.
10 ~ said. while he wa walking along
street NJ the TcSta ,tb Iru.h cap.
shaw. county i1Il,f. who accompanied
E-ch te''phonri sheriff UInIon ilB'
Hr'h Nls feeling we'll and in rooi sr.rl'a
SUNDAY night
E'.h h,i hncu Bu officer fIu.r tho
-HrlN dbts Ne had acted a. s,fEttui ~
tho police station constable. policeman.
deputy sheriff aud uudcuhoHn when
VI e. n.u.ou went into the sh,fiirs office
h" appointed N,,h re his unlr fsh,fif
which office hr h'li until about tWo
months nrn Vhrn rfo'prtod illness
forced him tu give IL 49,
After n serious iluyHs. lCyh improved
and was able 90 work ps deputy sheriff
lie went ~ Mineral Wells about n wrck
aRo In The hope ih'' hr would completely
recover
Ucch vas member NJ the Oklahurp
Cip Masonic order. Lodge No "a. \ y
and \ " lir vns N ihift, srrNd drgtrs
Mason aud Shrinof Pending insiuur.
tluns from members ~ his family. iinrr
,l arrangements have not hccn an.
uuunrtd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
GASOLINE PRICE
WILL Be PRObED
SOON BY STATE

\ thorough Investigation into tho cause
ot tho prevsillns high price " gasoline
In oklahoma probably viii be started h,
the a,totne, generals ufnro Within the
ncNt few da,s
Although oklahoma d. the second ull
producing state M tho union nnd more
sisnlino h manuiaribi, vthlu hsf
borders than IN rn, other pnrr In tho
country gasoline Nns hvvn selling higher
IN uklRhoma cts nnd other rnln,s In
the state than ih other parts " the
country
TN FRIDAY " Inst week gasoline cold
IN Kansas CITY TOR "a cents railnr. IN
Port Worth fnr ~ cents IN yhirarn frf
"a cents and tho people VI Oklahoma
CiN pah 2s rrniF
~ that condition exists ,nu inav re-,
nssuted " win nr inVesiig,tri and tho
price put down ir what is lust and
equitable sph Aas'tiani Niufrr, uvn.
.rsi inhn " iilnson when shown r.
fisirmyn' Nunit ,i tho pflcrs w. ssii
hs vrlld rakv rn iutratlnaiirn Niirf
NJ, Uirn'fnl irrriiNr VS. nUt ~ tho tIt
~ tho corporation commission n prs
stated that trihunsl had NO Jurisdiction
over the subject. hut that II was q
matter which should he handled 4,
county a,,rfnsts and the a,,ofnsy u.a
rfsi unde, authority conferred uh..r
them ~ the state antitrust laws
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
SAILORS STARvE
WHEN ICE HOLDS
STEAMER At SEA

tiNtItNN. N s Ma, . trs sis NJ
IN" captain aud crew ~ tho UHtish
siunuishIp SUFFOLK. Uaugh In the I,r in
The WHITE Sea. while un her way TO-
AivhauTel shortly tsfute christmas with
details ~ the suffering that resulted In
the death pf tii but three w,u W a
CROW uf 'vcni,. seven and ihr sui. "a. of
o., shin captain N'fr fr'sirN h,fr 'H.
ifN it .1lH.s Hf f'r N,N iuuHi'anI
steamer N.l HfrutIIF mst W Nf.IanEyI
ory ore Abls 10 Tan
The .fyt pf ih. if.Iattrtufr NNl.h
had been bee Enfsnn Vs'r.a inf mure
than NrHF met and picked up tho
stt,l,nfa urN .nr rf vHHh tinn.
was physically .H'U ir recount his ad.
ventures Thu either teu v,re rut "a.
ls,'ri 'n tv.'tsr
The SUFFOLK .HurrtrI. vfh q Uafrn
NJ war snuuU.s NHr caught N ihs r
nf ihr White con with fH. H.sf N.at
freeze Hf fHu NufHafe
ro,d aNr rusI rshsus,sf
itsBFt ersihr iutri trs lIrH st1
arU uusTt r.t UrN fHai HHt futf iu
trrr fN. HsH F... "tffHe 49, tt.
NausffI WRr . fr r.n i,i fNl.
mIuIs aHl sI. uH.Hi rrr rauiaIn
Jfassd ht fHt HrsHRa .f hIs men
vhrn fr vas Hna1r ir hit committed
suICidr
m. EiHn.A ship ~ ,tst tons w..
Last rsrrftsi be- maflilms tsrnuh n
leaving Tcrbs,iis. Ausiisls Nnysnh,
lt. last iuI Bowen. Ausifaha.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
MURDERER's FAMILY
WANTS HIM RELEASED

The mother and sister of rl,de nHss
sent To the pcniisntiarl for M" from
canadian county Tor no murder NJ his
wife appeared before Pardon 1ni Parole
Ofnccf o. VI Ctook Monday Hni f".
qucstsd parole for iu'it sur ruI brother
m the ground That lo vns r.1U' when
no committed the crime and H NOW in.
sane
poss vps convicted f"rr ur fN' years
sgo ITO almost severed Ws wife head
with butcher Lhlfr iiis condition will
be- Investigated hy the prison nuihortI,s
II found to be a. represented ho ptohah,
viii be- transferred iu tho asylum a'
Nnffuuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
Strikes Not.
Expected; No
Disturbances
Labor in State and City Sat-
iSiied. Pay Good. Lead
er Asserts.

While ,u sl parts NJ the United states
strikes arc IN progress V''h man, more
thrcaicnlng. II 's not ukoly that any
labor disturbances WIr occur In okla.
huma cts
Th9 statement was nthsr Muuds,
morning by Edgar fcnion. president ~
tho oklahoma Sto'o federation ot Rhoi.
oklahoma City aud oklahoma labor
IL paid 90 well und Is ,o well satisfied
at present that de- not anticipate any
trouble ~ least imnedintel,' he said
while II 60 possible thst sttikes may
nrcur In the city ur s,a," u any are
brewing have not been Informed VI
them
ON MAY numetou. strikes vrr. "a
have been started Nil over the coun,r,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
Submarine TOrpedoes Vessel,
According TO SaIoniki Dis
patch TO Berlin.
GERMAN LOSSES HEAVY
IN NEW VEROUN DRIVE
Teutons Meet RepuIse in VIo-
lent Attack Near Dead
Mans Hill.

BEELiN. MAJ ~. wireless ~ The
Assocai"d Press ylh stH,iiic l.lt ls re-
ported from SaIuu.k thpi % German suh.
marine has torp'dp'd , large transport
II - saId the transport was tofu'doed
or karahuruu ten miles east ~ tllouik.
This i= ~" second instance 900 which
transport ls reported no have hceD tor
podD'd ufar SblouN TN" report rs con
tanned 200 "a dispatch from Zurich which
credits this news 10 IN" Greek newspaper
Nsn Athalia ~ Sai0uiH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
$ll3,600 Draft
Is Received by
O. G. Postmaster

NNsd newspaper reporters and other
visitors - the office Of lnstmasisr
Claude weaver we're allowed Mnuiai
morning 10 touch very tcndrilt y draft
in tie treasury uf tao United states
wri" uut 90 NJ Wra,er In the sum 10
iiiasnn
The rufimasic. rNpia med thpt u uss
nM hs salaf, rh,,k Boot munr, ~ VA,
The rural yaifirs ni tho state The dtaU
Was deposited late iu tho uiutnina n
written for Va icus amounts. drawn
"a Inst u
1hese Will hs mailed uut this week
% every ros,offlrr IN tho state out ~
whleh rural free delivery routes sIs run.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
new BILL PROVIDES
ARMY OF 10000 Men

ASIiiNGTpS. MAY IA regular
army II iso men st peace strength
has practically bccn agreed On by senate
AMI house confctecs on tho army Hill
With the plans for expansion. NJ provided
In tho hill witch has passed the senate
this would produce an army NJ about
$50 non men In war strength Tho bill ns
II passcd the senate fixed the peace
strength nj siouo0 men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
DAVID LAMAR
LOSES APPEAL

NSiINgruN. Ma, The supreme
court affirmed Mpndn, the conviction
oi David tamat so.yalled volt NJ wall
street" IN the NcN intk fsdcfa' courts
nn charge ot iinpetsnnsiing nepresen.
tati,e \ Mitchell Palmer To J. r Morgan
and others With intent 10 deffaud. Lamar
4. under sentence To serve twn year. In
the penlirn'iar, aud this action is the
linal word 10 the Coufta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
Two Of POSSE SLAIN
BY HORSE Thieves

fuEr COLLINS. cot. MAY g. Frank
Roach sheriff u Cheyenne. Wyc. and
Ncls Nrlson. fpryhcr were shot and
killed northwest ~ HoS Elder. Coi cart,
Monday while heading posse hunting
horsrthicves The thieves escaped Roach
and N-lson had watched the camp of
the thieves all night rlannlns ,o rush
~ dawn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
100 WITNESSES
AT sAPPs' TRIAL

BEAUMONT. TcNas VIZ, Ntout
ur- hundred vitueft's lcr Monday for
lMn,'n 'rt tH" uiHl ~ T. T. and ! on
Stuv. charged 10, indictment with the
muHdr. uf Urh1rl Watt. in Hardin
county Jan g. lsts which begins n
district court there Tucsdpl
Nrgufiing o. tho states contention the
Watts killing was ihr SECOND nj re- series
NJ three murder committed b1 ON" SHpp
brothers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
Safe Is Blown
But Ca sh In 1t
Is Not Touched

A SAFE In the office of hr Sew state
laundt,. isg Nufih ftaruis. vrs wrecked
h, ,rsr~rn early SUNDAY morrlns Tho
tohbsfs evidently wrtc frightened avat
bsfprr the heavy ,hstf. ~ W,iu.
rl,rsrln, exploded ss up mun,, was
nssiuE
rhr outside dun' of iN. 1fo vss torn
off he hiurfs Tho explosion however
i,llsd ~ dcsuc, the locks " the Inside
huut
Charles y lltiihfins. manager ~ tho
laundry, stated ihs, ,he safe contained
. ln,ls more thsn was
The dsmsrs ~ safe and buildins D.
estimated al tajn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
BOND ISSUE TO Be
DISCUSSED TONIGHT

s meeting ~ the rititcrF In ihc souths
west portion ot the ciN will be- held
NoudR, evening M tho Washington
.,hool. Walker and Washington. iur tho
purpose NJ discussing the hund issue
number uf the rity commissioner
will be- present 1T this meeting ~ -.
plain the various propositions contained
ia tho Issue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
Anniversary OF
Manila Battle;
Liberty Bill Up

WASHINGTON. May io.-On tho eight.
e,nth anniyersar, of tho battle " Ma-
nila hay the rh.lppIu, Independence hlli
vas taken IN the house l., unanimous
vote There vas mo- resort to q special
rule. The debate began under nn agree.
ment providing that AZ the conclusion ~
eight hours of general debate. tho Clarke
amendment Tor independence within four
years shall he taken VIZ Tor vote nrst
Of all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
ALLIES TO DISCUSS
WAGES AFTER War

INi,iS Nuri .b,attIl Labor
fops,a"utatyrs u' lnu-,. England itaIy
aul l-'sium win meet rufr tp H4Uuss
thr possible disturbances of ihs friendly
relations between iHsIr counties arising
from fhr introduction ~ hfFa runurff
o' foreign wufkn'n hbDfIHs B' low
wages after fHf Wat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
Spy,
Must Go Back
To England
Supreme Court Rules Former
Parliament Member Shall
Face Forgery Charge.

WASHINGTON. May Tin, supf'n"
court held today that iFptus Timothy
Trhic Lincoln former member of the
British parliament and confessed fpy
must 40 hack Co England for trinl IN a
charge ~ furver,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
DECREE SOUGHT IN
Gan COMPANY SUIT

WASHINGTON. MAY The govern.
mont to-day nI,i n motion Tor final d..
solution dc,tcr in an'i.trust suit agains,
The American can company In the fed.
rrbl court ai Halilmotr II asks that
the corporation properties hc disposed
o aud that II be- euiuincd from ncuuif.
ins any Interest IN more than one "
The concerns taking over can company
plants
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
SENT DOWN At SEA

LONDON. MAY The ptltlsh steam.
ship city " Lucknow. ! $50 tons gross
and owned IN GloEgpN, has been sunk
The british s'oi'iship lieninn Hall,
from Portland. Npfil Z and loulshufF,
c. n. Apfl u fcr Rotterdam. has been
sunk according ~ dispatch ~ llu, de-
The crew Wts ttvri
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
Hudson Ousted; Noble Chosen In His Place
ST0RK BEATS DEATH
TWO TO ONE DURING
APRIL IN THIS CITY

o1fS M oklahoma City board ~
h'alIh makes the following 70
a port ~ vl'nl statistics for Npril
Hir,ha q white. male. 80 white
female. - ,rod, total ~
DEATHS 30 white. male ~ white,
female : co.orod. male 4 oolorcd,
female. total. -
sine died from tUberruiosls ~"
from pneumonia. one from whooping
cough. four deaths w'ro accidental
and hirty-four were from other
causes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
VILLA BANDITS
SEEKING PARDON

WASHINGTON Nav President
NitUn hiss received Bu Hprrd fen inter.
,ruu Ir fhr 1H'a uf N,sBrs recently
convicted of murder iu connection with
villa raids uu Julumuuf. y NJ iiy rir.
rf'ph'i Governor N,pon,'d 'uIb, f'.
pu,s'ing information 'ruui fbt Drss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
FRElcM Gun WORKS
DESTROYED DY FIRE

CnEHnounu. Aprll 30 ,pclatcd In
transmission Fire NJ unknown origin
partly destroyed the branch here nf the
Gttusnt gun Works
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

BEELlS. MAY { "Dcrmauis course
must not bc decided b, tomporar, tact
teal advantages but rather hy m" "'i-
gcucle. uf''hr entire situation military
and naval" dcrlnffs lIr bernhard bern
burg former secretary Tor the colonies.
IN lengthy editorial 100 the Tughhi
entitled Germany and America"
pr lrfrhufg'r editorial To- distinctly
friendly. cuuciht0ry and hopeful ilr
concludes IT iH 90 ho hoprd that an
understanding viii he reached which will
conserve our National dignity and where
D., We may retain our relations With
the United states without having 10
lessen the force ~ our activity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
veeoun ATTACK RENEWED.

LONDON. May Tho Germans have
renewed their nggfcSag" lu force north
vest ~ Nrfiun. delivering mnwcd nt-
tack on ~" positions recently captured
hy 'hc French north NJ Dead Mans illl
Hui counter. nttt,kng also a. trench
They had lost north u' Cumlefcs In
both onsog ~, Hssulltut, Ncr, tcpus 4
Paris declares their m,ts"s being mnNcd
down IN large numbers in the Dead Man
li.ll assault
New Effort. impending
Indications That further German "f-
forts are impending furnished hy Hn-
ruuuccmont That nm 200. west u' the
Meuse and positions in the vauI te'tor.
northeast ~ Nrflun ar, lciug bonn.
lArdoi
lnonr.n. hdtI.rs from C1ns'aniinopl'
sHt th't the Turks estimate Ht .N o'd
mon ihy luts,. uf 'h" BufHl juflnl
March Hui Apfl Ion N'-opui,mp More
than iun British and Indian ofnc"r-. IN.
Guiding four generals we're taken ~ ku'.
d. Nmtr, where General ToVnshcud rur
rendered
sl,Uation Unchanged.
The German war office reports 'h'
Nerdun situation unchanged Statement
II made that vlgorou, fighting continue,
Yesterday near Dead Mans I'M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-07

Helen Rosson has the distinc-
ton of being a leading lady at
II.
Her film career has been made
with the American company at
Santa Barbara.
A few days ago Miss Rosson
had her first riding part assigned.
But | don't know how to ride, "
she objected to a player standing
nearby.
"Oh, don't let that worry you"
said the experienced one. You
can learn before your first scene
is taken"
But that's only a week." OBJ
jected the girl again.
well, what of it? A week as
good as year IL you 90 at 1t in
the right spirit"
Miss Rosson prides herself on
having the right spirit" in all
her work. So she Just naturally
learned to ride In the week.
Got to hand it to that girl"
the boys said when she rode a
prancing animal into the first
scene, with all the nonchalance
of a veteran rider.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-07
|H1,lsSZz.I|3l'
|Ie!'S:e!xEhlH
by FREDDIE FILM

Tickets to the Melbourne the
ater-prizes in the movie puzzle
were mailed out Saturday even
ing. If the winners of cash prizes
will call at The Times office any
time this week they will receive
their awards.
The hit made last week by
Mary Pickford In "The Found
ling" is destined to be exceeded
this week at the Colonial by Miss
Marguerite Clarke's appearance
in Mice and Men," II is a de-
lightful southern romance, and
the beautiful little star does the
best work of her career In the
role of Peggy" the winsome
lass who goes about innocently
shattering hearts and creating
havoc among men.
Francis X. Bushman is lust
too adorable" in any kind of a
role, according to the women
movie fans. but he has a play this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-07

week at the Apollo that will make
him popular with the men, also.
1t is THE Silent Voice." a drama
based on the story Of a hand
some young man who suddenly
loses his hearing. Marguerite
Snow, as the wife, is charming.
Clarence Summerville Is sur
prising the patrons of his jitney
theater, The Melbourne. Besides
showing "The Niger" with Will
lam Farnum, this week, he IL CIV
ing the fans one Of the best COM
edies in months. 1t is presented
by Weber and Fields, and is
called "The Best of Enemies"
Don't miss IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-07

Anna Luther, whose success in
screen comedy is partly due to the
fact that she can look funny and
also pretty at the same time, re-
Gently Joined the Keystone forces
at Los Angeles.
After her first strenuous day
In which she went through a
street-car holdup and a running
fight with bandits in automobiles.
she wandered home all hurry and
sore.
But Anna had a liniment for
mula guaranteed to cure all
bruises and bumps. 1t was a
simple, old family remedy given
her long before Keystone strenu-
osities were invented.
She had it filled and applied it
at once. The next morning the
aches were gone and the black
and blue marks had almost van
ished.
Miss Luther took the liniment
to her dressing room and gave
it to her friends. The results
was magical. Requests for cop
les of the formula began to pour
in.
Were | shrewd business wom-
an | suppose | should register
the formula and make my for
tune" she said. But it will
prove such a blessing to screen
workers that | want everyone to
share its benefits"
Here it is:
Equal parts of liqr. plumb
sub-acetatis, dilute tinct. ar
Mica, eXtr. witch hazel; mix
thoroughly; for external use
only
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-07
Dear Miss Grey: Emily Bronte wrote:

Dear Miss Grey: Emily Bronte wrote
Vain the thousand creeds that
utterly vain Worthless the whered weds, idles
amid the boundess MAN. No
in the world rmtroubed Heavens
faith shines equal arming from fear
That 'creeds narrow and that seek
of all the TRUTHS of all religions in
swers meets hearest approval But I'm always quarrel
some with the phrase cold, calculating science"
Science hrobs beats pulsates the warmth of
human relationships to all things of the UNIVERSE fills
ones being with faith hope and justice when all is chaotic
otherwise Fiske To unfnchngly
science requires dauntess
shake
All science is divine therefore spiritual through
through and through when UNDERSTOODwhen the
binders 1t the spiritual
and underles every truth that a scientific
method is the method TRUTH SEEKING facts pre-
conceived notions usually dcardedin this
facts Of Gods universe Nothing until has passed
by
consensus of great competent"
Comparative Religions is the and fascinating
sousasyng all the sciences by
common people who require to all
ligous questionshat creeds and dogmas
Science exploitation Of nature, writes the
wonderful of modern And Nature is
dvne-therefors a reflection of Gods Sincerely.
MINNIE B. FRAZIER
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-07
Personal . and . Social

The Spanaway Woman's club
will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. A. B. Lewis.
Julia Dent Grant tent, Daugh-
tiers of Veterans, will serve a
New England dinner from IL to
2 o'clock tomorrow in the arm
>ory.
Vida chapter, o. Il. s., will
hold a communication tomorrow
at the Masonic temple.
Mrs. Anna Hall, 2512 South X
street, will entertain the Ladies'
Aid society of Our Savior's church
Thursday afternoon.
The board of directors of the
Y. w. G. A. has issued invitations
for luncheon in honor of the
pioneer members next Wednes-
day afternoon In the association
rooms.
Mrs. L. Gordon, 627 Carr st.,
will entertain members of the
Westminster guild of the First
Presbyterian church this after
noon.
Mrs. T. Johnson, sO5 North