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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
ARRESTED ON 3 CHARGES,
GETS 100 DAYS ON FIRST

When n C Bud" wilson serves out
q term of 100 days in the city Jail he
will be facing trials on two other diff
ferent counts. according TO the verdict
of acting Judge Charles Pollock Of the
corporation court Tuesday afternoon
Wilson was arraigned on charges of
vagrancy. assault on an officer and
abusing a woman Tuesday afternoon
He was tried only for the first named
offense and was fined 800 by judge
Pollock, inasmuch as he received a
suspended fine of $50 several days ago
when arraigned before alderman R 3.
Stevens on a charge of vagrancy. In
default of his fine, he was locked up
in the city iail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
DEDICATION OF EXPOSITION
BUILDINGS is POSTPONED

The dedication exercises planned for
Saturday night at the new Soil Products
exposition buildings at san Antonio and
Chihuahua streets. have been postponed
until the opening arch has been finished
and the buildings are nearer compile
ton
Miss sally Small has been appointed
bv Mrs 5. H sutherland as Miss FL
Paso." and viii break a bottle Of wine
over the new buildings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
RUTH GETS BREAKFAST

Ruth Roland. in addition to being
good actress and a clever and beautiful
girl. is very domestic wouldn't you
call an actress who gets Up at 1880 OF
Sunday mornings and gets her own
breakfast. domestic
What does she eat2 Cantaloupe, hot
ca bes and homemade grape jelly, oa-
con. crisp. If you please. and coffee
and. though Ruth is d properly modest
young person, she won't mind il at all
if YOU compliment her on the excellence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
HELD As
ALLEGED SLAYERS
One of Mexican Trio Held at
Deming Contends Rail
road Men AggTessors.

Deming. y. N, Sept. 2o.-Jose Niu-
lilo Romulo Martinez and Paul Garlic
were brought here Tuesday and con
fined in the county Jail as the alleged
rnurderers Of Southern Pacific brake
man 9. e. Stevenson, who was shot 10
death Monday night west Of wilma
Nurillo and Martinez were arrested
At Gage. and Garlic at separ- Another
Mexican is being sought Garlic IS
said TO tally with brakeman Wilson 8
dissertation Of the Mexican who took
no part in the attack Garlic idenu-
tied his companions. but is said to
have contended the railroad men were
The aegressors in the fight
Stevenson's body was shipped 10 n
Paso Tuesday afternoon. accompanied
bv his fatheriulaw. T. NJ Langtoro-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

plainly shows how little is required
10 keep the stomach in good order pro-
vided that little is exactly what the
stomach must have There are food
exDerts who say we may exist on
three prunes and hard cracker for
breakfast but who cares TO substitute
the tOOthsOme sausage or the appe-
tizinE bacon and eggs for a prune-
Once YOU learn the remarkable &C
ton Of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets III
digesting food. preventing and over
coming gassiness. heartburn. sour MS
ings, lump IN your throat, Sassins
md the other distresses Of indigestion
YOU will eat what you want at any
time without the slightest distress
Get z 90 cent box at any drug store
and be safe against the trials anu
reriIs Of dvspepsia Send for a free
trail package as a test The coupon
below viii bring IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
BOY STRUCK BY STREET CAR;
HAS FRACTURED SKULL

Edward CresWen, aged 10 years. was
seriously injured Tuesday afternoon
when he was struck va Fort Bliss
street car at Stanton and " yominS
streets.
The injured boy was removed to
Hotel Dieu where it was found that he
mad sustained a fractured skull and
numerous bruises.
The accident is said 10 have &C
Cured when the young boy attempted
&c get by the street car while hanging
on behind an automobile with his BIZ
cycle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
LlElf1
Iuanita Hansen.

Of her coffee. And sh-h-h-h-then she
washes the dishes
Vera Pearce. who has been appearing
in prominent roles in Metro wonder
PLAYS and is now working in the big
screen production. Romeo and Juliet
i'm which Francis y Bishman and Bev
erly Bayne are starred. is arranging
TO Join the Red Cross as a nurse in the
event the United States becomes in
volved in war. Miss Pearce is a truly
fearless girl and is the only woman
who ever flew over New York city in
an aeroplane, q feat few men have &C
complished.
Maurice and Florence Walton. well
known dancers. are to be starred in a
Famous Players picture TO be called
The Quest Of Life"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
WOMAN FINED 50 on
CHARGE OF KNIFE ASSAULT

II Mesta. a woman arralSned on a
charge OF assault with a deadly weap-
on. was assessed a fine OF s. Wednes-
day morning by judge Charles Pollock,
Of the corporation court
The woman. according TO the evil
dence. attacked another woman with
knife while in front Of 81 II South
Oregan street Tuesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
COMPOSER OF JAPANESE
ATIONAI. ANTHEM DEAD

Seoul Korea. Sept 20--H'ranz Eekert.
German musician. who is believed to
have composed the music for the Japa-
nese national anthem, Jimlgayo. died
bsre race7tIv at the age of IS He was
one Of the pioneers in the introduction
of western music into Japan and for 20
Years was connected with the court at
Toxic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

visit with her today. Inasmuch as
~Gloria's Romance" ends with the
twentieth chapter she viii only be
with rs three more weeks after today
and surely no one will want to miss
single opportunity to revel in her
sweet smile while they may Don't
forget that Billie Burke is here today
only. your one and only chance to see
her in the seventeenth chapter.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
MRS. HANAFOURDE LEAVES
FOR JACKS0NITI

Mrs X =. Hanafourde, wife Of the
director o fthe international Soil Pro
duets exposition. departed Wednesday
morning for Jacksonville. Fla Mr.
Hanafourde viii join her there as soon
as me exposition here is ended and
viii have charge of the Florida State
fair. TO be held at Jacksonville next
winter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
P0PE-S HEALTH Is NORMAL
nEGPTTF HIS HEAVY

Rome. italy. Sept 20-It was said
Al the vatican today that the health
Of the pope was normal notwithstand-
ing the strain imposed by his arouous
Iabors during the war Recent rumors
said The pope was indisposed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
ALLEGED RLACKMAILER HELD.

Chicago, Ill. eSpt GOV c. Wood
ward is today at liberty under $500
bail after having surrendered Tuesday
night to the United District attorney
here he was accused Of being leader
OF the gang of alleged international
blackmailers caught in a fashionable
hotel here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
IA simnIe Mntter.

II is So easv now to get satisfac-
tory auto or Taxi Service in Fl PasO-
Just say Three-J00
ANY hour. night or day, we Will re-
spond promptly
City Service COmpany.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
..nIXFRsIFIEn DAY.

The Alhambra today commences its
diversified day. which in the future will
be Wednesday Of each week. on this
day the program viii consist OF several
films Of a varied nature instead OF
one long feature as has been the Gus
tom The program for today will con-
sist Of Angel or Demon" taken from
the poem Of Ella Wheeler Wilcox. and
those who see this twO-part picture
viii have 10 acknowledge that II is
classy IL has the punch. action and
power more strongly than the average
five or six part feature In Lunylaud."
one Of Brady's celebrated cartoon COM
edies. will furnish the fun. while the
Burton Holmes travel pictures and
the Paramount Photographs will round
out a bill the equal Of which Will not
be found in the CITY todav-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
DID YOUR LUNCH
DIGEST PROPERLY?
Trv Sfunrt-< Dyspepsia Tablets After
Meals and Never Fear 10 Eat
Anything ! GU Like


It is remarkable i'll effect that so
small a factor as a Stuart's Dyspepsia
tablet takes care of whole meal II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
THEDA BARA AT THE BIJOT.

One of the most daring pictures
Theda Bara ever appeared in will De
shown today and tomorrow at the
Bijlu in The Eternal SaphO."
Theda Bara plays her time hOn0red
role Of vampire in this story OF studio
and fashionable life, and despite the
fact that Miss Bara must by now be
acquainted with every possible mood
and expression of such a part. she is
as convincing here as ever. and. more
than that seems to bring a certain
freshness and originality to her work.
In no picture Yet seen has the stag
ing been more appropriate than in this
subject Some Of the interiors are
luxurious. and harmonic extremely
wei with striking costumes worn by
Miss Bara. a fact which Will make
the picture more than usually interest
ing to women The lighting and photo
graphy are good, and the production
as whole is praisewOrthy- This pic
ture is for adults only.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

has youth. beauty. talent and that in
describable sOmething-persona mag
netism- Bring the children and come
to see Mary. Her daintiness viii ap-
peal TO them.-AdVertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

SpeeiaI-FrIed chicken dinner. sc. Wednes-
day. SATURDAY. Bolton's- 2Io N stanton--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

Mexican rents a speelalts. Phi. 1904.
-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20

BILLIE BURKE TODAY AT GRECIAN.
Billie Burke viii again pay her
weekly visit TO the Grecian today All
her faithful followers VINO have en-
joyed these weekly gatherings with
such evident delight are invited TO
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02
Bert Palmer, prominent Golden Valley farmer
pioneers of the Golden Valley, Candidate Sheriff.

Bert Palmer prominent Golden Valley the
pioneers of the Golden Valley, Candidate for Sheriff.
Mr. Palmer amiary among his friends as Bert is
OF the most prominent farmers of this county
election candidate for Sheriff. being defeated
of q votes by W. j. Patrick Mr. Palmer resident of
township and has the best farms in that vicinity having
eaded the same year 19O3 by
economical handling of his business of his homestead
proof and today his place and home ideal To visit him
his home would think that you city being
in farmers home.
Mr. Palmer when locating in the valley order improve his
farm and support his family forced and work
trade brckmason and the which he earned he
vested in the Golden Valley Mr. Palmer has at all and
places been booster for the Golden Valley and this time
heavy He has gone through the mill himself and still
farmer and believes in those things which helping
assisting the farmers and at all times has contributed his
to the advancement and to the interest the
this county,
Mr. Palmer candidate for Sheriff the republican ticket and
respectfully oc the support of the voters of this county,
that elected Sheriff that he will handle the affairs of the
office in economical possible and will further that
the laws of the State will be enforced in this County
within his power Sheriff to enforce them
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02
The Position of the Chronicle in
Regard to the Campaign
For County Offices.

Anent the campaign of the var
ious candidates for county office
the CHRONICLE desires again to
state that as between any candi-
dates for the same office this pa
per has assumed a strictly neu-
trail attitude. Therefore the news
stories appearing in this pa
per in favor of anyone must be
construed not as expressing the
opinion of the editor or anyone
connected with the paper.
Again we state that in the CAM
paign for county offices we are
and will remain unqualified and
absolutely neutral.
c. 7. BOLSTAD,
Editor and Manager.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02
Receives County
Road Fund
First Distribution of Moneys for
January, February and
March Made This
Week.

County Auditor Mccarthy this
week received from secretary of
State Halls office a warrant in the
amount of s337.5O for the county
road fund, this amount being
Golden Valley county's share ac-
cording to a registration of 135
vehicles.
This is the first distribution of
the automobile registration fund
to the counties of the state, and
covers the months of January
February and March. The total
number of vehicles registered
during this period was 9O21.
MIR. Hall reports the 1915 regis
tration to have been 24,908 motor
vehicles, and estimates that the
registration for 1916 will exceed
$4,000. Last week nearly reach
ned last years registration.
Further contributions to the
county road fund will be made
at the end of each succeeding
quarter. OF each $500 license
fee. the fund is augmented s2.70
cents, the thirty cents being ex-
pended for tags, postage, printing,
clerk hire, and other expenses.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02
OPINION OF THOSE
WHO KNOW.

"Opening topped The Spoilers,
the biggest success we have found
during the past year. Eugene
Roth, Patrola Theatre, S. F.
Packed to the doors with eX-
ira performances we filled two
other theatres from our overflow.
Greatest financial success in my
entire history" Jack Root,
Strand Theatre, Pasadena, Cal.
''Broke all records in this city
previously held by The Spoilers
Modesto Theatre, Modesto, Cal
"a worthy success to The
Spoilers.' IN. Y. Mail.
'The Ne'er-Do-Well' is des-
tined for a long and prosperous
rum billboard.
"The public praise this picture
highly, and any picture that we
can run for three weeks is above
the average" ."-Clune's Auditor.
ium, Los Angeles. Capacity 10000
NOTE: In all instances houses
that have played ''The Ne'er-Do.
Well' are booked for return en-.
gagements.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02

Register Of Deeds: A. f. Swan,
Rsp.; john J. Wentland, Rep. );
j. w. Page, Rep; N. p. Reed,
Dem.
County Treasurer: f. F. Noble,
Rep: T. N. Rob!e, Rep; c. |.
Crone, Rep. :
County Judge: Tom l.. Smith,
Rep; Frank j. FITZGERALD, Dem. ::
A..C. Wolff. Rep.
Senator, 39th District: George
F. Hunt, Rep; Guy Lee, Rep.
County Justice: F. +. Heath,
Rep: A. Nj. Sioddard, Dem.
Robert J. List, of Scranton, al
so is candidate for the state
senate, but his petition was filed
inhisown county.
A. j. Mitchell Of Amidon and O.
A. Olson of Bowman are candi-
dates for the office of state rep
resenlative, and likewise filed
their petitions in their own coun-
ty.
County Clerk of Court Chris
Jensen, Auditor Mccarthy and
Superintendent of Schools Kim
Isey are candidates TO succeed
themselves in their respective Of
fees, and developed no opposi-
Ition.
AS indicative OF party strength
tif suaged by the candidates above
the republicans OF the county OUT
number the democrats about four
10 one. A feature of the cam
naisn being waged by the cam
slidales is its cleanliness from
mudslinging and personal attacks
which is a credit not only to
hem but TO the county. the dis
scnsions and bitternesses of
former years having burned
themselves out. This should be
an occasion for rejoicing by ev-
cry voter in the county.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02

if his name was known, it would
be familiar to all lovers of the
sport. Considerable mystery for
this reason attaches to him, and
il is thought that Carr, who does
not bother with small fry, under
stands that he is a formidable
antagonist.
Clarence O'Bricn, macllinist-
operator at the Advance for over
a year, prior to that time having
been engaged i'm like capacity on
the Chronicle, left yesterday for
North English, Iowa, his former
home, where he will spend a
month with his parents. While
absent. he will also take an ex-
tended tri D east and south,
though he has not decided upon
his itinerary. Enoch Norem, clerk
OF the local postoffice who also
is ON vacation leave, will accom-
pany him as far as st. Paul, after
which he will go to South Dakota
points, where he will visit rela-
tiVeS and friends.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02
JOE CARR HURLS A
CHALLENGE AT MILO.

The editor of the Chronicle is
in RECEIPT of letter from Joe
Carr, thel famous middleweight
champion wrestler of America,
now located at Minneapolis, in
which Mr.. Carr hurls the defie at
Milo, the wrestler who created
such a sensation here and at Wi
baux in several bouts some time
ago. Carr weighs in at 158
pounds and says he has money
he is willing TO risk to prove he is
The better man.
Milo was, up to a short time ago
at Wibaux, but we understand
that his present address is un-
known, he having in the mean
time left that town. Should any
Of our readers know the where
abouts, Mr.. Carr would be glad
TO have them inform him of the
challenge. and arrange for cor
respondence as to place, purse,
Ietc. Carr's address at present is
1876 Washington Ave. So., Mimi
'apolis, where communication
will find him and be promptly an
swercd.
Local devotees of the sport are
much interested in the affair, and
in the event a bout can be arrang-
ed here. a large representation
would greet the men. Carr has an
lenviable record all over the United
States, and is the unquestioned
middleweight champion of Am
erica. Milo, who it has been ru-
mored came here under an as
sumed name at the behest of part
les who wished to "do" Rentrop.
is another mat celebrity of prom
Iinence, and it is understood that
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02
E. d. LOGAN ENTERTAINS
PUBLIC AT FREE DANCE


A splendid, social success oc-
Cured Wednesday night when E.
d. Logan gave a formal dedica-
ton of his new hall in a free
dance to the public. An enor-
nous crowd was present and the
floor was crowded to its capacity,
people from far and near Colder,
Valley county points attending.
Mr.. Logan proved himself a roy
al entertainer when at the mid
night hour a delicious lunch was
served the guests, who were
greatly apprcc;atiye of his hos
pitality.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02

L. E. Austin, the popular CASH
ier of the First National bank of
this city, at the earnest solicita-
tion of his friends comes forth
with an announcement this week
that he will be candidate for
the office of school treasurer of
Beach School District No. 3.
While the duties of the office are
not onerous, they involve con-
siderable responsibility in their
proper handling, and Mr.. Austin,
who is a capable accountant, is
eminently able TO fulfill it's du-
ties with credit to himself and the
district.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02
H. S. Seniors
Gave Class PIav
''Niobe' Given by Capable Cast
at the Opera House Thurs
day Night.-Excellent
Talent.

The annual high school class
play was given at the opera house
Thursday night when ''Niobe', a
whimsical, humorous, genuinely
funny play was given by a very
capable cast of the high school
students of this city. and reflect
ed great credit upon the perform
crs. 1t has been pronounced by
many as the best home talent pro-
huction of it's kind ever to have
appeared here, and a large au-
dience was present. The receipts,
which go to defray the gradual
lion expenses of the students,
amounted to over one hundred
and forty dollars.
Following is cast of the char
acters:
Peter Amos (successful husi-
ness man) .... Hunter Patrick
:Comey Griffin Gin love with
Bealrice) ..... George Purvis
Phillip Innings Gin love with
Hattic) .. Albert Hoverson
lMr. Siliocks friend of the fam
ilyl. Palmer Eide
Mr. Thompiiins (crazed on the
subject Of early Greece
Leo StockWel
"Nicbe" (the Greek goddess
who was turned TO stonc)..
Grace Selsvold
Helen Griffin (siStcr in-law to
Dunn). n)..... Freda Brault
Hattie Griffin (sister to Helen)
............ Angcline Waters
Carrie Dunn (wife Of Dummy
.Ahbie Carlson.
b atricc Sillocks (friend of the
family. ...... Ethel Chandler
Mary Ghe maidD D...........
........... Beatrice Sprague
Miss Milton (governess). go.
............. Rachel ZeilsdOrf
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02
MONDAY WAS THE
LAST FILING DAY,


County Auditor NJ. C. McCar-
thy was kept busy Monday re-
ceiving and filing petitions, that
Gay being the last in which pc
ti!ions could be received for the
placing of candidates names on
the official ballot. Through the
courtesy of the auditor, we sub
nit the list, which follows.
States Attorney: C. L. Wal
dron, Rep; C. L. Dawson, Rep.
Sheriff: S. A. Smith, Rep. /;
j. D. Halstead, Rep; George Nc
Closkey, Rep; John ]. Madison,
Dem; 7: : . j,r.. oSii. =.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02
An Executive
Meeting
Steps Taken For Beach Band and
Base Ball Park BY Cham
Der of Commerce.


"A business meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Beach
Chamber of Commerce was held
Tuesday evening. A number of
matters of Importance came up
at the meeting.
Steps were taken for the organ
iZation of a Beach city band, with
Duncan NJ. Cooper as director. a
plan has been worked out to al
low the members a reasonable fee
for services in giving a series
Of street concerts to be held dur
ing the summer. The boys will
furnish the music for the Fourth
OF July celebration, and music
and a few more uniforms to COM
|plete the present complement
of uniforms have been ordered.
Morris & Matllison in fine spir-
ii Of cooperation have generous
!y offered The use of their large
automobile display room for re-
hearsal purposes.
Messrs. kastien, Faris and
Jones were appointed as COM
mitlee to lake the proper steps
toward acquiring as a base ball
park the ground now occupied
by the skating rink. The bleach
ers from the fair grounds will be
moved to the new location and
other improvements made.
f. Lloyd as chairman Of the
agricultural committee. was au.
thorizc dto enter into correspon-
ence with the farmers of the
county with the vie:y to obtain
ing a county agent for Golden
Valley county.
G. A. Brault, of Forsyth, Mont,
brother of Assessor O. D. Brault,
and an experienced millwright,
was empowered to go to Oakes to
inventory and check up the flour
mill at that place, this mill at
present seeking to change its To-
cation to Beach.
A. E. Kastien attended the meet
ing, and at his request the COM
mittee voted him $50 to be used
in fixing up the streets within
the corporate limits of the city.
Messrs. J. p. Smith, Kastien,
Keohane and Reeve, were ap-
pointed a committee to appear
before the city council at the
meeting Monday night to take up
With the council the matter of
obtaining, at the earliest possible
date, a combined fire hall, city
hall and Chamber of Commerce
building, TO exceed not over
$1,000 in cost. A new building
is much needed, the present ac-
commodations being very unsat-
!sfactory for the best results.
"A general meeting of the Cham
Der Of Commerce membership
has been called to- take place at
The Hotel Calender Wednesday,
June 7th. Supper will be served.
The entertainment committee for
the Fourth Of July celebration
jwill report at this meeting on
their plans for entertainment
features.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02

Services will be held in st.
Mathews Episcopal church Sun-
day evening. June i. having been
postponed from May 2S. Infw-
nation to this effect was received
from Rev. Alexander Coffin, the
rector, but too late to appear in
last weeks issue of the Chronicle.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-06-02

Endorsed 1912 for treasurer of old Billings
County, and elected but did not qualify due county
appointed County and elected
for Because the State Constitution county
terms get out or run for
another office In to the solicitations of friends
farmers and business has filed his Register
of Deeds. hat3534 -~s,.G: r., III.