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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
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noMEsTIC SITUATIONS W


COUPLE. Belsisns, chef n'a ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
SURROGATES' NOTICE.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John +. CohAlan. a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. notice Is here
by given 10 all persons having claims
against Mary witt Eells, late OF the County
Of New York. deceased. to present and ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers therefor,
TO the executor hereunto subscribed at its
Mace OF transacting business. No. % Wall
Street In The Borough Of Manhattan. city
of New YORK. on or before the 3lst day Of
July next.
Dated. New York. y. y, the 18th day OF
January. 1917.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK. Executor.
Jolne Larkin & Rathhonc.
Attorneys for Executor
a wall Street New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10

~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
JOHN T.. COHALAN. "a Surrogate Of the
County OF New York Notice b. hereby given
10 All persons having claims against ALICE
HARRIET YOUNG. late Of England, King.
dom OF Great Britain and ireland. decea sed
to present the same with vouchers thereof 10
The subscriber, at It's place OF transacting
business No. - Wall Street. Borough OF
Manhattan, In the City OF new York. on or
before the 50th day OF March next
Dated, New York. the 2ist day Of Sep.
TENDER, 1916
UNITED STATES TRUST cos:PANY OF
NEW YORK.
Anclllary Executor.
sTEwART g. SHEARER.
Attorneys for Auxiliary Executor.
a. Wall Street.
Manhattan. New York,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31

Orpheum-Photo Features.
Novelty-Vaudevill and Pictures.
Iris-Photo Features
Cozy-Motion Feature.
Gem-Motion Features.
Best-Motion Features.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31

marry a young inventor. Tom Forman
is seen as Miss Murray's leading man
and she is surrounded by a cast that
includes Charles Ogle, Gertrude Matt
land and Henry Burrows. The seventh
episode of "Patria' will also be
shown Monday and Tuesday. The
serial is winning much favor. We'd
nesday and Thursday the Iris will pre-
sent Marie Doro in Castles for Two
The story has to do with an impulsive
heiress, who, firing of social life, goes
with her nurse to Ireland, and dis
guised as a maid, wins the heart of
an Irish lord. Miss Doro is noted for
her fine gowns and some of her finest
will be worn in Castles for Two"
Friday and Saturday William Fox
will present George Walsh in High
Finance one of the films of the hour
Tonight William Fox will present for
the last time William Nigh and Violet
Palmer in THE Blue Streak"
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anything not rife with sensationalism.
In the five months 4the film has
been shown it is estimated that 2,000,-
600 persons have seen it.
Nearly four million copies of Mrs.
Jackson's novel have been sold. With
an average of five persons reading
each copy, the book has had at least
100000 readers.
In filming Ramona C1une fol-
lowed the story a great deal closer
than is usual with makers of stage
dramas or photoplays. He is credited
with having caught admirably the
spirit of the romance and of California
and as the result those who have read
the story will have their delight en-
HANGED. Those who have not read it
can follow the original story equally
well, for Clune has made the tale
complete.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31
AT THE NOVELTY

The first half of next week at the
Novelty will include Prick and Adair,
a singing duo, who will be heard in
some old heart throb melodies and late
popular song hits. Fitch Cooper, bill
ed as the musical rube, is also on the
bill He seems to be something of
fixture in Topeka vaudeville as he
makes his appearance here about ev-
cry two years He has a trick saw
that talks and does other things which
is remembered by many Topekans. A
feature of the bill will be Meta John
son and her Three Sweethearts in a
sketch, "A Breath of Childhood y
Zero, Jordan and Zeno do a flying
trapeze act. Another feature of the
program, according to the manage
ment, will be announced later. The
seventh episode of Pearl of the
Army will be shown.
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GIRL REPORTERS AT BEST
Fourth Episode, 1.-THE White TraiI,''
With Mutual Service Rest of Week.

One OF the popular serials running
here is The Peri1s of Our Girl Re-
porters'' now running at the Best.
and Tuesday the fourth cpl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31
BURNS AIDED IN FILM
Famous Detective Helped Direct 1.-THE
Argyle Case" at the Orpheum.

Argyle case, at the Orpheum.
Modern detective methods play an
important part in ''The Argyle Case"
a seven-part play which will be shown
at the Orpheum for three days be-
ginning Monday. w. J. Burns, the
famous detective, made several trips
to the Selznick studios during the
making of the film and helped direct
it,
It was Burns who first used the
photograph to obtain evidence from
a suspect He invented the prepared
biotter" used in identified ton. Both
of these features are shown in the
play film. The principal parts in the
cast are taken by Robert Warwick
and Elaine Hamerstein, and it is in
this picture that Miss Hammerstein
makes her first appearance in an i'm
portant role. She is the daughter of
Arthur Hammerstein, the theatrical
producer. The picture will be shown
with a Keystone comedy "Maggie's
First False Step"
1t was announced by the Orpheum
management today that Mary Pick
ford's latest picture, "a Poor Little
Rich Girl has been scheduled to ap-
pear at Orpheum early in April The
date of the show will be announced
later.
The program at the Orpheum to-
night is comprised of Enid Bennett in
The Little Brother" and a comedy,
"A Se1f-Made Hero
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him by plain elderly lady called OPP
portunity.
Youth turns from Ambition and fol-
/ lows Pleasure down the PRIMROSE
path. Here he meets Beauty, Passion,
Intoxication and a host of other dan
/ gerous ladies. In the gay life OF the
| Golden cabaret, Youth wastes both MS
! time and money.
Then he goes to a gambling house
; called the Corridors of Chance and at
the Roulette wheel loses what little
money he has left. Then Youth IS
seen on the street of Disillusion, where
/ he meets honest Work, an old man.
| but refuses Works invitation and
drifts into the house of Last Resort
! an underworld cabaret where ne
works as a waiter until he is kicked
! out by Makeshift, the proprietor 1t is
in this place that he meets little
girl called Frailty. She realizes or
thinks there is but small chance left
for her to do better things and at
tempts to warn Youth away from the
companions he is associating with.
Kicked out of the House of Last
Resort, Youth wanders into the Street
of Remorse. Here he meets an old
man called Delusion, who invites him
into the House of Lost Souls, which is
a den of dope fiends. Youth is in
duced by Delusion, Degradation and
others to try cocaine as remedy to
forget his troubles In this act, the
system is shown, and under a craving
for more cocaine, Youth goes out with
Crime on the street of Forgotten Days
to kill a man and thus secure it. As
Youth and Crime are passing church,
Youth hears a hymn Lead Kindly
Light being sung and he recalls this
was the hymn his mother taught him
and there on the street of Forgotten
Days takes place the never failing
miracle of a mothers love.
Youth rpDl1ISaG crime and returns n
his sweetheart Love, and his sister,
Hope, and determines to try for fame
again.
With Love, Ambition and "Exper-
to succeed. Included in the cast will
Conrad Nagel. Louise Gerard,
Maude F'urness, Edwin Elton, Edna
Fenton, Peggy Ford, Duncan PEN
warden, Lille Leslie, Adele Durand
liam Armstrong, Dan Van Charles,
Californian Faulkner, william Bemus,
Irene Palmer, Edward Van Vetchen,
Joseph Weber. Peggie O'Keefe. Louise
Browning, Harold Burnett, Albert
Gran, Max Rudnick, Alice Palmer,
John Harrington, George Barry, Flor
ence Finn, Edwin Silton and Andrew
Robbins.
Ramona" W. H. Clune's produce
ton of Helen Hunt Jackson's famous
novel of southern California, with its
missions and mission Indians. and de-
scribed by critics as the sweetest
story ever told will be at the Grand
the week of April 8. There will be
matinees every day.
Ramona was produced in Los
Angeles last spring and for ten weeks
it packed the largest theater in that
city which lies in the heart of the
Ramona" country. It was then taken
to New York, where, by sheer beauty
of its story, it captivated a theatrical
clientele, supposed to be impervious to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31

Mae Murray, Monday and Tuesdays
star at the Iris, scored a big success
in other pictures including "The
Pillow Grip and "The Dream Girl"
a late Lasky release. In her latest
production, a drama, she is seen as a
little country girl. ambitious to go into
business. She goes to New York and
just as she secures a position as pri-
vate secretary an overzealous detective
causes her arrest. Altho she was. not
sent to Jail her Identification was put
on record and an attorney seeks her
ruin with the record as she is about to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31
ELLA HALL TO PLAY HERE
Popular Bluebird Star Will Be at Cozy
in 'Her Souls Inspiration

Ella Hall in Her Souls Inspira-
tion," a 5-reel Bluebird feature, will
appear at the Cozy theater Monday
The film is a Jack Conway produce
ton. 1t tells the story of an orphan
girl who struggles for success after
getting a start a stage dancer.
Tuesday Harry Carey, also Blue
bird star, will appear in The Fight
ing Gringoes,'' a story of the Mexican
border of today. Wednesday and
Thursday the management expects to
book Bought and Paid For" which
was to have appeared last week but
features will be shown Friday and
Saturday.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31

Direct from months New York, months Boston, Z
its first transcontnental tour will play Topek
commerce in search of fame and fortune.
Experience great for good produced
entertaining that to of
strong play."-Mayor Henry w. Riel, Louis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31
IoD.MS ADJUSTMENTS

NOVELTY-Five acts vaudeville
and THE Great Secret
ORPHEUM-Enid Bennett in 1.-The
Little Brother film.
IRIS-William Nigh = and Violet
Palmer in THE Blue Streak"
COZY-Mme Petrova in THE
Black Butterfly"
BEST-Motion features
GEM-Motion features.
COZY-Feature motion plays.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31

For details, prices. etc. see adver-
tisement on page of the State
journal.
sode called 1.-The White Trail will be
shown. Helen Green and Earl Met
calf who need no introduction here are
stars in the production.
The management announced today
that Mutual service will be used the
rest of the week.
IContipuad On Newt pace1
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MAE MURRAY AT THE IRIS
ION Record and Seventh Episode of
..Patria, Start the Week.

Mae Murray, the beautiful Lasky
star who recently scored a decided
success in THE Plow Girl and THE
Dream Girl will appear at the Iris
Monday and Tuesday in "On Record
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31
AT THE
THEATERS


April 5. 6, Experience"
Week, April 9-"Ramona"
April 21-"Uncle Toms Cabin"
April 2S-Washburn Dram attic club.
May 3, (, 5-"Intolerance."
May IA Daughter of the Gods. .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31

Following a successful winters run
which included some of the premier
road shows of the hour the dramatic
season at the Grand will appropriately
close next week with Experience"
which comes here after record runs in
New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Chi
cago, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
'EXperience" is rated. for sake of de-
scription, as a modern morality COM
edy-drama. It is applied to the mas
culine as "Everywoman" is to the
feminine. The engagement here will
be for three days, commencing Thurs
day April .. There will be a matinee
Saturday.
A critic has said the story of Eek
perience" is imaginative chapter
taken from lifes book of reality. As
the curtain rises, Youth-the average
young man of today-is seen leaving
his sweetheart Love and starting forth
into the world to achieve fame and
make a fortune. Ambition accOmpan-
les him and on reaching the street of
Nac1llation. Youth meets man
named Experience" and also be-
comes fascinated by a charming young
woman called Pleasure. Youth is so
enamoured with Pleasure that he re-
fuses to accept a message brought to
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
Commissioners announce
County Tax Budget for 1917

The board of county commissioners
during the week completed its labor
of making up the tax budget of the
estimated amount of money required
to maintain the county general and
the various units of government of
the county for the coming year, which
is fixed at s225,00o The figures
estimated for 1916 we're $4,000.
The tax rate will be fixed at a
meeting which will be held tomor-
row and while the tax budget as now
fixed places the estimated cost OF
running the county $4,000 higher
than the estimated amount for last
year. II is believed the tax rate will
not be any higher. while on the other
hand there is likelihood that 1t
may be lowered somewhat, due to the
fact that the estimated aggregate as
sessment roll for the coming year is
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
.M|lL|MG COMPANY
LOSES IN LAW SUIT

The case of the Idaho Falls Mill
and Elevator company aginst w. H /.
Hueg. formerly of Ely. was decided in
the district court by Judge McFadden
yesterday morning. and by the decis-
ion judgment was estered in favor
of the defendant Hueg.
The case was tried about q year
ago, but since that time the attorneys
have been busy on arguments and
the preparation of briefsfor ubmis-
sion to the court ON points of law, and
this work was not completed or the
case submitted to the court for deois-
ion until very recently.
The action arose out of a trans
action which took place after Hueg
sold out his interest in the Palace
bakery In Ely and moved to Idaho in
the summer of 1915. A quantity
flour was then sold to the bakery,
which was being conducted by Peter
Schultz. The milling company con-
tended that they had no notice that
Hueg had transferred his interest in
the bakery and when the sale was
made, thought they were dealing with
him and Schultz. Hueg contend
ed that he had never purchased flour
at any time from the company. and
they had no reason to believe that he
was the party in charge when the sale
was made OF would be in any way
responsible for the debt.
Counsellor C. A. Eddy represented
the milling company. while former
District Attorney Anthony Zurich
looked after the interests OF Mr..
Hueg The case will In all prob
ability be carried to the supreme
court.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04

placed at s7.0o0.O0o higher than /,
was last year.
The reason for the increased fig
ures In the budget is not due to add
ed expense to the county government
hut because the amount as estimated
last year was found insufficient when
actual figures were available at the
close of the yer.
The increase In the assessable
property for this year is found In the
net proceeds OF mines which Is placed
at $10.000.000 for. this year, as
against 100000 last year. Owing
TO the advance In the price of copper.
this source of revenue during the
year last past was far in excess of the
amount estimated by the commission
ers when the budget was made up.
Followingo are the totals as esti-
mated In the budget for the years
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
BERLIN ADMITS WAR PLOT AGAINST UNITED STATES
KAISER ENRAGED WILL PUNISH TRUSTED OFFICIALS
McGIIL PIPE FILTER
Is DECLARED INSANE

Alex Mcdonald. fomerly engaged as
pipefitter by the Nevada Consolidat-
ed Copper company at McGill. was de-
clared insane following an examina-
tion conducted before Judge McFdden
In the district court on Wednesday
afternoon. and was taken TO the Ne
vada hospital for mental diseases on
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Mcdonald within n few days
developed one of the most violent
cases of insanity that the authorities
time. The demented man Is physi-
cally powerful and 1t required the
combined strength OF three men to
keep him under control or prevent
him from injuring himself. At the
examination County Physician Brock
and DR.. r. II. Richardson found
the man to be suffering from acute
mania which in all probability was
brought on by family trouble.
Mcdonald Is said 10 have q wife
and daughter. from whom he has been
separated for = number OF years
He came to this district from Ana
conda, Montana. where II 10 believed
HIS wife still resides.
The unfortunate man. as nearly an
can be learned. Is about IS years Of
ge.
1t Ii only within a very short time
past that his friends have noticed his
actions and movements as being Pc
culiar. Recently while testifying in
a case In which he was interested In
the district court. he seemed to be
in highly nervous state, but he did
not show symptoms OF insanity until
the earlp part OF the week.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
sUFFALL RESIDENCE Is 4
DAMAGED BY BI.4j

The residence of DR.. Thomas H
SufYall on Mill street in Ely was So
riously damaged by a fire whish oc-
CURED about 1880 on Friday morn
ing. The origin of the fire Is un-
known, but is believed to be in de-
fective flue.
DR.. and Mrs. Suffall had motored
to McGill where they spent the even
ing, returning home just about the
time the fire was discovered. The
home was being cared for by Emme'
Colburn, who, With the Doctors In
fant daughter, Muriel. were asleeI
in the house when the fire broke out
Young Colburn was awakened ant
found the room full OF smoke. Upor
his opening the door the interior o
the residence burst into fame. Th'
Colburn boy tnsmediately started {
heroic nght on his own account and
at the same time turned in the alarm
Ely's fire department. was quickl!
on the scene and did excellent work
by which the spread OF the blaze WA
Immediately checked. but the damag'
to the interior OF the Su6all home
both from fire and water Will be con
siderable.
1t is fortunate that the Colburn bo,
awakened before he was suffocatet
by the smoke, and had he not been
both he and the Suffall baby nigh
have been seriously burned or boil
sufYocated.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
WORKMAN SERIOUSLY
INJURED At M'G|lL

Phillip Bache fell q distance OF
approximately rs feet and was seri-
ously injured while at work In the
concentrator shortly after noon on
Friday last. Just how the man was
injured has not yet been determined.
as he has been conscious only at
times and there were no eye witnesses
to the accident. From ell that can
be learned he was walking on a
trfestle from which he fell and was
not discovered for perhaps 20 min
utes or half hour later.
Mr.. Bache is about 40 years OF age
and has wife and three children, all
of whom erside with him on Murry
street In Ely.
AS soon as the injured man was
found he was removed to the Steptoe
hospital In East Ely where he Is said
to be suffering from a severe injury
both to his skull and neck. While
the physicians In charge hold out
some hope for his recovery. Mr.
Bache's chances are generally con
sidered slight.
The injured man was employed on
the tables In the concentration. He
has been In this district about five
years and prior to that time resided
In Salt Lake City.
Late report from the hospital last
night is to the effect that the injured
man continues In a critical condition.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
New Coaches for N. N.

Col. l.. G. Cannon, general man
ager of the Nevada Northern. return
ed Friday evening from Minneapolis.
where he has spent the past week in
purchasing number of steel coaches
for the road, which will be used in
the suburban service. W. R. Ell
more, master mechanic OF the Nevada
Northern. will leave this morning to
make final inspection of tho cars be-
fore shipment Is ordered
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
Local Merchant Returns

w. b. Graham of the Graham
Quality Shop, returned last evening.
after ak weeks vacation which was
spent on the Pacific coast. and from
which he feels much benefited and
ready to resume his business activities
with still greater vigor. Mrs. Ora
ham returned with her husband to
Salt Lake. where she will spend a
short time visiting with friends
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
Seek Aid for
Lincoln Road
.uuos TO GOVERNOR THAT
MONEY FOR HIGH
ln.w IMPROVEMENT BE Ex-
'n.nrD wa ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY

a. 3. houb,
" y. Lincoln Highway association.
o ~. ~ 10 get 5000 signatures In Whit
PINE PINE county to a petition printed
here. ,,-o,,,.
:. and are being readily signed, In
~. .,.,,us that the people in this part
s ..,s. state are alive TO the situation
"A ara going after the matter with
,1,rscteristic energy.
rs,s is a good move on the part OF
\, Lincoln Highway association and
..mld be signed by every person TO
.,om the matter is presented.
rbs petition as presented TO the
leople follows:
To the Honorable Emmett ID. Boyle.
coveruor of the State of Nevada. we.
n. Undersigned, residents OF Ely,
ou.ty Of White Pine. do hereby pre-
,s., and respectfully call your atten-
rou to the reasons substantiating
,,r belief and conviction that a prop
s and equitable proportion OF the
gv,eal funds to which our state Is
~ttIsd daring 1917. under the pro-
raous OF the Bankhead-Schackle-
md Act. be expended on the route Of
a Interstate and transcontinental
sAway. known rs the Lincoln High
~
ne Lincoln Highway is our frst
rsl trsnscontinental thoroughfare.
NJ route across each state from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coasts. includ-
s that part Of its route across the
asts Of Nevada. forms q link In what
b destined to be the backbone OF
uy national system OF through con-
netting routes Of travel. and
ne Lincoln Highway has carried
,d continues TO carry q constantly
lnreasing volume of local and
through traffic OF the greatest value
10 every community located along Its
purse. including that OF your pctiti-
adheB and all others In this state.
nd
The Lincoln Highway has been per-
nanently established as main thor
mshfsre and greatly improved and
xtsrsd as . main travelled road In
Oh sisie. and
There are many portions OF the
lincoln Highway In this state upon
slich the route approaches the ac-
eplAble condition for local and
Trough travel. which is earnestly de-
sfn by yocr petitioners as abso-
asy indispensable to its proper de-
as'elopment, and
Tour petitioners are united in the
Union that II Is the intent OF the
'@sress OF the United States In
latlns provision for Federal aid to
We several states. and this state In
a'''ular. for road construction and
ap'oSement that the money so pro-
A'0 snail be utilized upon the main.
"alecting thoroughfares OF each
ase and where possible upon inter-
'.s roads, the improvement Of
,iNh 10 Of greatest value to the peo-
Is a whole including your petit
toner's. and
.as Lincoln Highway. by reason
~ iacts herein recited. Ia of first
~ sp0''ance to the country and to
sa STATE In particular. and is indis-
.~0'y entitled to the attention and
financial aid which is prayed by
sr petitioners.
respectful submitted.
= :. Leak has already secured
-. s'al hundred signatures to the
~s''ns In McGill alone.