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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-11

years from indigestion, causing HIM
to have pains in the stomach and
distress after eating. ChamberlarS
Tablets relieved him OF these spells
right away" writes Mrs, Thomas
Casey. Geneva, N. Y.
For sale by II. Il. Merrihew, Lehi.
Utah; VIM. Thornton, 2 stores, Ameri-
can Fork; Hedquist Drug Co., Pleas.
ant Grove and all dealers.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-11
GOVERNORS ELECTED.

THE following governors were elect
ed:
ArI1ona-George w. p. Hunt ID.
Arkansas--Dr Charles Hilman
Brough Cd.
Colorado-Judge Gunter Cd.
Connecticut-M Marcus II. Holcomb
(R).
Delaware-John G. Townsend (R).
Florida-M. V. Knott Cd.
Ccorgia-Hugh NJ. Dorsey Cd.
Idaho-W ID. Davis (R.
Ulinois-Frank o. Louden (R).
Indiana.-James =. Goodrich (R.
iowa-W. =. Harding (R.
Kansas-Arthur M Capper (R.
achusetts-Samuel w. Mccall
R).
Michigan-Albert Z. Sleeper (R).
Minnesota. A. A. Burnquist (R.
Missouri--Frederick ID. Gardner Cd.
Montana-Frank J. Edwards (R).
Nebraska--Keith Neville Cd.
New ampshire-Henry w. keyes
R).
New Walter Il. Edge (R).
New Mexico-E. G. De Baca Cd.
New York - Charles s. Whitman
R
North Carolina--Thomas w. Bickel
Cd.
North Dakota-Lynn ]. Frazier (R).
Ohio-Frank u. Willis (R.
Rhode lsland--R l.. Beeckman (RD,
South northumberland l.. Man
ming (D).
South Dakota-Peter North (R.
Tenressee-Tom G. Rye Cd.
Texas-James Il. Ferguson Cd.
Utah-Simon Hamburger CD.
Vermont-ilorace +. Graham tR.
Washlugton--IIenr Mcbride (R.
Yves, Virgnia-Ira B. Robinson (R).
Wisconsin-Em Emanuel l.. Philip (RD
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-11

.a'utg kept the election JUICES jill tu'
raurr place from twenty.oight TO
thirty six hours and longer before they
Completed The count The scratchlh
Sal. go heavy over the city that In one
district where Coz votes were cas-
there we're 32l scratched ballots. a
ruubcr OF the districts were stu
COUNTING at an early hour wednesday
night
The amendment TO the constitution
10 give the RICH, to the assessing bod
les 10 assess mines at three times
tlcir net income and also assess prop
erly OF mining companies used for the
buildings aud hoists and tramways In
connection with mining, has probabl
been defeated.
The Democrats claim the election
OF every candidate for the state leg
stature Indications were that the
rad elected eight of the nine stat
,nators and that forty.three out o.
the forty.nve members OF the mex
house will be Democrats.
The Democrats claim every judicia
district in the state. Indications are
that they have elected judges and
district attorneys in the First, Sec
ond, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Seventh
districts, with the Sixth district in
'1uhl
The following wll be the member.
ship Of the next Utah legislature:
The Senate.
First district - Archibald Bevan
90.
Second district. w. Funk CD.
Third district-R Richard Stringham
Cd.
Four h district Joseph Chez Cd.
W. I. rarker do.
Fifth dis.rict-James w clyde Cd.
Sixth district-Frank Evans RDi
George II. Dcrn o.; w. W. Arm
strong CD; Wesley X. Walton (DD;
=. l.. Olson Cd.
Seventh district, II. Wootton
RI: H. T. Reynolds CD.
Eighth district Daniel stevens Cd.
Ninth district--Orlando Bradley
Cd.
Tenth district-James b. Haywood
RI.
Eleventh dstrict-William Seeg.
miller tRD.
Twelfth district-Don Cotton tRD.
The House.
Beaver. +. Tol;on Cd.
Box Elder-W c. Horsley (R).
Cacho-George Y. Smith CD, 10
'eph h. Carbon Cd, Walter w. Jones
ID.
Carbon-Frank Bennett CD.
Dawa-F. II. Nader 3D..
Emery Nephi Williams CD.
Grand +. b. Hammond, ST. (D).
lron-George W. Decker CD.
Juab-Orson Cazier Cd.
Mlllald-T. c. Callister (R).
Nor an-James s. Hopkins CD.
Rich-C. w. Pope (R).
Salt kaleidoscope G. Bywater CD,
Daisy C. Allen CD, Elizabeth j. Hay
ward o., X. w. Young. Jr. CD. Rob-
art Il. Currle Cd, J. w. Mckinney
Cd, Charles NJ. Hecker CD, J. T.
slssitsrlnoiIaA-r!Sifsa v SS,g;atjo n;Airey
San Juan--George A. Adams CD.
= Sam te-F. G. Jensen (R), G. r.
Dorius tR).
Sew err. II. Hegpler Cd.
Summit-John l.. Boyden CD.
iooele-J. Alex Bevan 80.
ltGh-Edward Southwick Cd, AL
ma Greenwood Cd, Lorenzo Argyle
CD, o, II. Berg CD.
Wasatch-G. a. Fisher Cd.
Waahinglon-Ar,hur PGXman CD.
Wcber--D l.. Boyle Cd, j. S
Campbell d., D. ID. Mckay CD, ]
G WIldlsoN, Ir, OnO.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-11
Kansas Bank Robbed

kansas City, Mo,-TwO unmaskeS
men entered the Security State bank
N Rosedale, kans., a suburb Of This
'lty' and after placing the cashier
500 was a.one In the bank. wi hin the
rare made oif with more han yr 06Y
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-11
CALIFORNIA CASTS ITS
VOTE FOR HIM - RE
SUIT GIVES PRESIDENT
THREE MORE VOTES
THAN REQUIRED.

Fifty hours after the polls
closed in California, Republi.
can Chairman, Rowell conced-
ed the state to the President.
Thus the thirteen votes needed
to assure the president a ma
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-11

Judge William H. King is one OF
the best known lawyers in the state
md recognized as an orator second
TO none in the intermouo' - r.-ia9.
As a 10y he worked on a farm in
Willard county. After his school DAYS
he spent three years in Europe. and
when he returned TO Utah was elected
attorney OF Willard county. After.
wards he represented Willard aud Juab
counties in the legislature for two
terms Judge King was appointed TO
the supreme bench in 1894 and re.
NAMED in that position until state.
mood, In 1896 Judge King was elected
20 congress and was again elected in
1899 Since leaving congress. he has
been actively engaged in the pracrice
of law in Utah and adjoining states
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-11
Train Goes Into nIoh

Topeka, Kansas-The Golden State
Limited OF The Chicago, Rock Island q
Pacific railroad went into the ditch
lear Newman, Kans,, injuring a mum.
Ger of persons. So far, no casualtiss
lave been reported
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-11

SUFFERER FROM INDIGESTION
RELIEVED
Before taking Chamberlain's Tab
lets my husband suffered for several
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-11
Two Naval AIrmen led

Washington Dur" epflsular
experiment with a NJ of aero.
plane bomb at indiaa H.- Wednes.
day afternoon. Naval cute ants
Clark X, Bronson and La -er Welsh
were instantly killed.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-11

check plot. Fifty-seven planted treat
ed grain but kept no check plot and
10 failed to plant oats. The County
agent visited these fields during the
summer and by actual count, found
out the following results:
In the so treated fields. the ayerape
smut was o per cent, (9-1O of / per
cent?
In the 30 check plots. the average
smut was IS per cent.
The treated oats averaged 80 bu
per acre,
The untreated Al 2-3 bushels per
acre
The saving to these so farmers
was 2'l37 bushels or $1,17721.
In the second lot OF 81 treated fields
the average smut was l per cent.
Records were taken in fourteen
fields where the seed had been IN
treated which showed an average OF
~ per cent smut, The average WELD
OF the treated fields was IS bushels
per acre, while OF the untreated II
was 80 bushels per acre. The nv
erage saving was 16 bushels per acre
Ihese % co-operators saved 5,1S4 bu
shells by treating which was worth
A total saving by the LOT
co-opeartors amounted to $4O2S.41.
The survey shows further that orr
county lost in oat smut this year
ss'4S75O. which was wholly preyen
table by the use OF formaldehyde. As
compared to the preventable loss OF
SS6'4l4O0 in 1915 the smut campaign
this year savoy the Utah County far
ners S269265O.
c. w. LINDSAY, County Ayr. AIT
SUFFERER FROM INDIGESTION
RELIEVED
Before taking Chamberlain Tab
cts my husband suffered for sevoraI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

+. p, Sept. II; I. r, oct. ID.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office at SAINT Fe. New
Mexico, September Il. 1916.
Notice Is hereby given hat Luis
Trujillo Y Jaramillo, 81 Albuquerque.
y. NJ, who. on August .. 1909. made
Homestead Entry 0lOs3O for Lots |
ana .. SWi. MEN and SEA NV.
Section -. Township IN. Range 2W..
y. VI Z NJ, n on August ., 1915
made Additional Homestead Entry
02i2O5 for Sc. Me-. Eis Sc and
NWh SCI. Section 50, Township rs.
Range wv y. NJ l.. NJ, has filed
notice OF intention to make iiVe-year
proof, to establish lain TO the land
above described. before george Il.
Craig. United States commissioner. at
Albuquerque, Y. NJ, on the 18th day
Of October 1916.
Claimant names az witnesses. Fee
lipe Trujillo. ~ Arm'jo. y Nj George
Trujillo. Of Armijo. y. NJ Pedro Mon.
toya, of Albuquerque. y NJ. Georgia
Candelaria Of Albuquerque. " NJ
FRANCISCO DEbGADo.
Register.
+, =, Sept. IL; l. T., Oct. is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30
NOTICE FOR rrprICATTON.

Department, Of IN Interior, United
States Land Once a. SAINT fc. New
Mexico, September :, 1916
Notice is herery given that Tomas
Martinez Of T%ijerns. Sew Mexico, who,
on July ~, 1871 P1d June l. l'l5,
made Homestead Entry ana Addition
nj Homestead Entry so. Gli6i7 and
0237Ss for SWt. SWia Section a.
Township ION RANGE 6E and w
Nis NWs NWi. Sis NEh NV =.
Nwn. Section 2 Township az,
Range GE.. y. VI y. Meridian, has
fled notice OF Intention 20 make i've
gear proof 30 establish claim TO the
land above described. before George
Il. craig. United states commissioner.
at Albuquerque. New Mexico, on no.
vemher 6, 1915.
Claimant names y. witnesses va
fael Carpenter. Of Titeras. New Mex
leo: !ls,o Martinez - Tijeras New
Mexico: rlalio Lucero ~ Tijeras, New
Mexico: Esperidon Garcia Of Tijeras'
New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DEtGApo
Register,
l.. T.. Sept II. l. r, Oct 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30

A household remedy In America f'r
% year. Dr. Thomas Eclectic oil
For cuts. sprains burns. sDalds
bruises. &c and sec. A. an drug
stores.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department ~ the interior. United
states Land Office At Santa lie, New
Mexico. september :. 1919
Notice ~ hereby given that Romulo
Gonzales of TIjcras. Sew Mexico, VIII
on July T., 1909, made Homestead
Entry No. 010?to. for SEA NEh.
Eiz SWi4 OF NEA Section IS Town
ship On. Range GE. y NJ. Il. Mer-
idian, has med notice OF intention 20
make nvc-ycar proof. To establish
claim TO the lana above described. be.
fore George II Craig. United States
commissioner at Albuquerque. New
Mexico. on November 6. 1916.
Claimant names rs Mar
iano Grieco Of TiJoras. New Mexico.
Serna Of Tijeras, New Mexico;
Marsimillano Lopez of T.jeras. New
Mexico; Atanacio Sandoyal. OF Tii.ras.
New Mexico.
FRANCIsco pELGADO.
Register.
+. r., Sept. II; l.. r, oct. ID.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30
NOTICE Fv,R PrpraC sTIoS.

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land ONCE at Santa Fe. New
Mexico. August 81. iai6.
Notice II hereby given that John
W. Moore 90 Albuquerque. y. NJ. who
on August l2th, 1913. made Home
stead Application No. Olsibi. for
SEX, Section 81. Township l0N.
Range az. y VI. =. Meridian, has
filed notice ~ intention to make three
year proof. to establish claim 20 the
land above described. before George
Il. Craig. United states commissioner.
at Albuquerque. y. NJ, on October IS.
1916.
Claimant names a. Witnesses: Otto
Van Cleavc, ot Albuquerque, New
Mexico Henry u ramlet. OF Albuquer-
que. New Mexico: G. X. Connurs. Of
Albuquerque, New Mexico; !. ". John
son. OF Albuquerque. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register
Y. p. s-o9. l.. p. e-2s
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

F. p, s-23. l.. p. S-2S.
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Department OF the Interior, United
states Land Onice AT Santa Fe, y.
NJ, Sept mber 10. 1876,
Notice Is hereby given thai, Rogue
Mc6uinness OF Tiieras. \ NJ who on
September Q, 1913. made Homestead
Entry Olg570 FOR So SWa SWh
sen SEA sEt. SE. swh Section
II, and NEh NV. FL. Els NWh
XVI, Eis Me-. Sw NWh NWH
SEL NWl. NWh NEh SEA
NWt, Nwa Nwit Mel. W.
SW 4, NV, NEi. NEii SWh
NV, Me-. section ~ Township ~,
Range 81; ana on october %, 1914
made Additional Homestead Entry
oelI42 for NWi, SWi. SELL, Ma
SWi, SW Sci. NEA SCI, SWi.
So sEi, SEii SWi. SWh SCI.
sEi, SWii SW SCI, SW i Eia
SEi, SWi, SW =, section II; and
Nwt, Me-. NEi, NEh wv u,
NE., section ~ Township sN..
Range Sc. y VI T. N. containing
$50 acres, has hlcd notice OF intention
To make three-year proof, 20 establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore George r. Craig. United states
Commissioner. a. Albuquerque. y NJ
on November II, 1916.
Claimau, names as witnesses: lr-
nacio Herrera, Carlos Herrera Justo
Martinez. Jose Jaramillo y Baca, an
OF TiJeras, y NJ.
FRANCISCO DECADE,
Register.
y r. sept 81 LP oct. 20.
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N FE TIME TABLE
q
got South First Street

Gin enec, sunday Feb 7th. 1870
West
No. Daily. Ar DIP
1 California Express. Z 3Up s.jOp
3 California Limited II GOA llt20a
Z Fast Express ..... ga l0.lia
. Fast Mail.........lI a0p 1s goa
south
500 ~ raso Express Io20p
slt ~ paso Express. 9tS5s
Fast Daily.
10 Atlantic Express. 1884 s'0ta
? Eastern Express lisp 2i0p
I California Limited stup T.nur
Is e. n Chicago lex. 1:l1p SOP
From south
$40 *. q. a CHI, ago. 1:d0a
SIG Is. g. n Chicago. s 2Op
Standard sleeper for Clovis and
Roswell leaves on No 500 CONNECTS AT
Bolcn with train so 30. leaving I.lcn
AZ ~ '5 y, m.
so Z carries one coach only. no
slcopcrs.
30. Nls will h8yc Sfn,rdpri sleeper
from Roswell from train SO. ~ a.
hclon.
1vr~vrA --~xr
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Newlyweds Leave for
Their Chicago Home

santa Fc. sept 3u Mt aud Mrs
Theodore a. boblcskcy loft tonight
for Their new home IN thtD ago They
were married to-day by rev. o. T. .
tullough az the reSidonH, of !"
brides parents, MIR and Mrs. Hale /.
i.utz. the bride being Miss Thelmn
Iut2. a member of the Presbyterian
choir and church societies. The we'd
ding ,nuc as the elimination u' q
childhood romance when the Two
young folks lived next door to each
other. Mr. Doblcsky holds an im-
portant position with a chicago IN
dus,rial establishment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30
FOUND

FOUND Auto crank. can az s1l
Second street or phone iiFs J
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAPITAL OBTAINED. c%orporailon
formed under laws - any state
charters secured Industrial enter
~ .scs Oh anu m-critorlous mining
compau!es promoted and financed ~
tho AL. 81 ock Nc bond ISSUES on
commission: In business ten years
Edward H. Dwight and COMPANY Pc
nObscOt Bld4, Detroit. Mich,
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WANTED--Agents

BIG MONEY snow "autumobUI-t1
7.V io burn free air instead of eN
ponsiyc gasoline. sell the LIN licui
a ncnd Tor powor-iuileage and gnso-
line saving "Ncw Wiltnrc seller
Free details, Edward Holman, sales
Dep, -. cincinnati. ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30

Hives, eczema, Itch or salt rheurn
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
II your clothing. Doan's ointment IN
fine for skin itching. All druggists
sell IL. zoe n box.
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wASTED-To hear from owner ~
good farm for sale state cash
price and description - T.. Bush.
Minneapolis. MINI.
WANTEb-Soat ? OF G-tuum brick
Cottape. well furnished ~ with
modern ony%cniences in best resi-
dence section and one never occupied
by sick people. a furnish satisfac-
tory references Address : e. y.
care Herald.
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Sale

FOR SALE Five passenger touring
car. cheap. perfect condition Ia.
quiro. 900 West TIi.ras
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-14
Day kimbaII Ward PalieHtS

Ata meeting Of the Trustees Of the Day Kimball hospital recently held It was decided that, owing to the heavy increased costs in every department, Il was necessary in order to continue the present standards, that the weekly charge for ward patients must be in- creased, with a corresponding increase In the charges for private rooms. This question has faced the Board for some time, as all living costs advanced; but they have delayed action until now, when they feel that further delay must result in decreased efficiency. They have therefore reluctantly de- elded that beginning October 1, 19l6l the Ward rate shall be s9 per week in. stead of only s7 as at present and that the minimum price of puVate room shall be sl2; and they desire to give information of this change 10 the pub. lie at the earliest moment possible. In making this announcement the Trust ees desire To state the two main re. asons which influenced them in their decision and they venture to hope that Che public will appreciate the ne- eessity of the change
 lsl pom examination Of hospital reports it appears that other hospitals are charging from $9 to Sl5 per week for ward rates and in no hospital, hich can be compared with the Day klmball, are the charges as low as ours.
 End The 'rate of S7, under existing conditions, is no more than is charged any where today for mere board and lodging, without taking any account of nursing, medical care, supplies and all the numerous extra expenses which sickness brings.
 In our ,yehr 1915 the total amount paid by patients was &, ,363, to which may be added Sl20O for maintenance of four free beds, or total of S9563, while the expences were Sl3, POI, (and this item of expenses does not include nearly S2600 more which had to be eX' pended on the plant itself,l thus show ing ,that expenses were nearly S40O0 more than receipts
 In same year the cost per week per patient was Sl113 so that for every ward patient cared for at S7 per week the hospital lost S4l3 on an average. The Board feels that with the above facts before it the public must agree that the very small increase made is justified and indeed imperative.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-14

-J. Herbert Smith and wife have returned from Fishers Island.
 Ralph X. Bugbee and his mother are motoring through the Berksh ires.
 Joseph Plessis, for 25 years with Chandler x Morse, has resigned and entered the employ of Ballard x Clark.
 Lawyer Robert c Perry has re- turned to New York his family going to Woodstock for the remainder of the summer.
 Jerome Mann of New York was the guest of his parents over Sunday. He and his sister Miss Edna went to Gales Ferry Monday to open the sum mer home.
 There has been a decided slump in the enthusiasm of fishermen the past week because they say the pass in Alexander's Lake have stopped bit ing. No more big stories are coming from the lake at Wildwood.
 The woman's Relief Corps will hold their annual basket picnic at Roseland'p Thursday, July 20th. Will meet at Bugbee's corner promptly at 30 n. m. All who wish to.go will confer with Mrs. .Mary J. Wright, who will see that conveyance is fur nished.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-14
Bradley Theatre

We beg to announce that for the re maindeT Of the summer months the evening performance will start at 30 and also there will be shown seven reels of pictures every day. We trust this will please as well as aecommo. date. Any suggestions are always welcomed and appreciated.
 Friday Paramount offers the ever popular Blanche Sweet in her new Jesse l.. Lasky production called The SoWers, the story of which recently ran in a Harper publication. Support ing Blanche Sweet k that actor extra. ordinary, Theodore Roberts, who wilt be seen in his usual virule role There will also be one of those famous Bray subjects and also a comedy.
 Saturday Triangle presents the star of Hell's Hinges m another wonderful production called The Disciple The star k William =. Hart, known the country over aS the man that made real character count on the screen. Ne personally think him the best actor on the screen today, without any exeep- ton whatsoever. There will also be a Triangle Keystone comedy. We print the suggestion of lone lkeystone fan, "that there should be a mattress near each seat when keystoaes are shown 10 prevent possible injury to patrons who may roll out of their seats
 Monday, Triangle day. Owen Moore and Dorothy Gish in Little .deenas Romance. Also another, Mat tress, Triangle Keystone comedy.
 Tuesday, Pearl White in The Iron Claw, also Jackie Saunders in The Madcap, and weekly. sds
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-14
Emnire Theatre

The feature Bt the Empire today ffriday6 Is Maurice Maeterlinek 5 Monna Wanna. a three-reei specfacniar production, taken from the lyric drama Of he famous Belgian poet and dram atie sutncf, holds one fascinated from beginning 10 end 4 emarkabie photopiay prod uced with The approval of the author in lavish fashion
 Saturday, Harry D. Carey in Grina- ing Down Life. The nth episode of Graft in two parts, an exciting episode showing hog organized capitol enaea, Fofs 10 keep the workingman down. The scenes are fepete with thn4s and the graft tfust receives uaDLher blow in fl vulnerable spol. II srDeFt Rawlin< son in Ehe Best Man < Bride, two reel drama and j. Warren Kefrigan ia 4 Kentucky Love are other features.
 Monday, the Red Feather phot0pIay presents. Lewis Waller The dislinga- ished dramatic star iH 3 great portray al of ths character of Bfigadier Gerard in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's great story, Brigadief Gerard, lavish pao- ductioa. Thrilling scenes and ,sibga- lions os the stirring tiaaes Of Napoleon the C feHt
 Tuesday, Jean 5othsrn and Howard EstabTOOk in The Mysteries Of MyFa, a film drama of marvellous power and romantic charm. This picture radlates the breath Of romance-a romance of two worlds. It pictures with appeal ing beauty the golaen days of loYe and youth, glofiiied by sunshine from
 within which endares under the shad- ows that fall across the path of love. | The Doll Doctor in two parts featuring
 Violet Merseresu and Harry Benham | will also be shown Tuesday.
 The Grip Of Jealousy, A sensational
 Bluebird photoplay, will be the attrac. ton Wednesday. Surprising incidents abound, and. there is an appealing love story interwoven with the sensa- | tional episodes to awaken and sustain | the heart-interest.
 Thursday, Peg oithe Ring, the great circus serial featuring Grace Cunard
 and Francis Ford, J Warren Kerrigsn in Son o'Stars, three part drama and | Billies Reformation, an l. ko comedy ! in two parts will be shown adv
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-14
Common Council

A special meeting of the council was held Monday night when the highway committee were authorized to go ahead with the building of the proposed new additions to the sewer system. The city laborers under Superintendent of Streets Dumas will do the work. Only one bld for doing the work was receiv. ed and the highway committee thought that the city could do the work cheap. er.
 Alderman Johnson stated that the Pierson Construction Company shad resumed work len Providence street and would complete their contract
 Permits were granted Noble liaii for house on south Main street and Archie LacroiN for house on Little River Road,
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-14

The barbers local, No 405, insiud- ing members from Putnam and kil- lingly is to hold is annual outing and clam bake st WhlppoorwiA camp, KilIngly Pond, Sunday, August lsth. The conmittee in charge is Aicide St. Onge, 8luert Mouir and Deior Nisnsi aii of Putnam.
 -Charles J Johnson Of North Gros- vcnofd1le, county seaief of weights aad measeFes, .said Friday afternoon that be is closely watching transient peddiers these days lo see lbat their measures are mp to tae standard He has been testing automatic measuring pumps, also, at automobile service stations.