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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Marvellous Camera Shows
New Kind of Pictures
HOW MOTION REALLY MOVES.
Weird and Wonderful Example Of Ae.
ton Obtained BY Emiay stsrso-
s-ced. Remarkable stunts.


When Psthe released in New York ana
elsewhere In its weekly news reels, certain
subjects showing retarded motion, pho-
tosrhphed with thu Hish Speed csmsra,
inc tnvsntlon cf Earle EmlAy, II found the
public eager for inors and better examples
or how motion really moves"
widely known fiim trade paper re-
Gently published tho following item re-
Rarding Earle Emlay'a work:
Earle Emlsy, inventor Of the Noyo.
graph hlgh speed camera. whose work has
proved very popular In Pathe releases
showing retarded action. 10 now working
on an improved camera named the stereo-
speed. The new machine 10 said to give
an even clearer analysts OF various mo-
tons Than the hovosrsph. II will he man
ufActufed by Emlsy In association with
ihe m.h behInd tho newly organized Mo-
ton Picture Producing Company OF Amer
lea"
The new camera will have q large va
ris'y "f uses besidss that Of Furnishing
ainost inealeulsbic. Tho business world
IL interested. too. In q recent Issue OF
New York daily devoted to the 9srfn ent
| trade appeared this:
A new hiEh- speed camera which will
show motion pictures Of ne weaving OF
cloth by h'Hh. powered machinery a. SLOW
" as though done by hand, and viii also
| he Hseful In showing the effects Of acids
| ana various other cofrodlng influeno on
| cloth. has b1en invented BY Earle Emlay,
MI Emay II this man who Invented the
hiKh.speed camera whose work has frs
Qasntiy beer seen at the HtrA nd and other
| thsa'nrs IN pictures OF athietsS apparently y
| sailing over hurdles like clouds. and other
curious examples OF retarded motian."
stereospecd Production, Inc. . majority
OF whose stock 10 owned by Motion Pic
ture Producing Company Of America, =
actively engaged In preparing forthco ming
| releases OF special high speed sub
from which the profits derived should
| amoant - a rubsta ntial sum annually
| Through It's control Of sterospeed Produc-
tions, over half Of these profits accrue 10
the Motion Picture Producing Company of
America and IN stockholders.
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or STOCK AVAILABLE AND 1T woS
LABT LONG.
Coming Market for the
Stock

We are quits certain that the Motion
Picture Producing Company OF America
vii soon begin to pay hls dividends at
no distant date. hut II YOU do no, want
to wait for the dividends that shoald he
paid dpn't forget that Famous Players.
iAsky Corporation stock In now selling IN
New York for approximately 500 percent
more than n was n few months ago
II 10 planned To- make . strong and ac-
tive market on the New York Curb for
NJ Il =, 60. Of 4. stock and substantial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Are YOU Getting YOUR share of the Fortune
Now Being Made in the Great Billion
Dollar Motion Picture Industry?

You know profits being made moving pictures
know monares have been made oyengh this business
who made the greatest moving pictures the
who started in with small Investments Such
made that the wise investment of little money pay
|ar greater profits than most people dream possible
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

rats b the vse>
se sySvpd A csyr.
80 svsnus asA pssa
ssth strssl Hr>eh.
IN. \. p ssr~AAs,A
- Nst,s, Ptssv,,
$500.
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Every Dollar Goes Into the Treasury of the Company

inserted Motion Picture Producing
Of of $N0s
working
o Il
u a orm q
il it
i
noa wi be available sale like
a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

YOU CAN ACCEPT THE OPPORTUNITY NOW
For limited period only you are offered an op.
portuny to share in the immense profits that should
be earned quickly by the
MOTION PICTURE PRODUCING co. OF AMERICA
Incorporated 1919
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Tn. FAMOUS pLAYERs.r.AsKY COR.

PoRATfON Ia building an enormous new
studio a. Long Island city. New York.
MOTION PICTURE PRODUCING COM
PANy or AMERICA already has pur-
street. Brooklyn, New York. whore II
piana TO hniid one R the most modern
and Lp- date studios In the world, THIS
stages. permitting tho production Of more
than one picture at . time, This will en-
able the company. before II becomes nee
essarv to occupy the entire building 10
I.nt part q the studio TO outs.u: pro;
revenue In addition TO the large funds
to bs derived In tho sale OF It's pictures.
The average rental received In such cases
l. from. 500 70 $1,000 weeks. =.
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a'udio has been used ny Artcraft and Other
leading producers and 10 modsrnly equipped
for the production pf high -gvads piotures.
Larger Studio to BE Built

No prosperous 70 ths moving picture
companies are laying plans for extension
The FOX FILM COMPANY recently
laid the CORNERSTONE OF q big, new build
ina. which IL to occupy a solid city block
AZ Fifty..fifth street and Tenth avenue.
New York.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

rood proposition Shsn yos u one: Il you
have the courage Of your convictions and
are willing to back yesr. Judgment With
your dollars. ysu have what eesms to b.
large profits from moving pictures than
did the mea mentioned here whsA they
first started In business.
Would you let = few dollars stand -.
tween YOU and . chance TO make biz
profitsf Are yoN satisfied with your Ia
eoms7 Have yeu saved all the mensy
you want tot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

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Cd, Company ar 's and % va. associs'.a Hs"' with S''a
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uuseu uui'nk Ihnr u.he o.
Int .ne bsck p'@nionu company, ~hI.h
ptouueru p'',ues iot rhthnouh, MI
su,ns "foae. altee,~o ana seiel N the Tot
oslhs sV Setlhmsse, susie
w on1 W. SoaIY aser su'
klg demand Tor Comedies
Thar. {. ery,nr demand for motion
''is Every eSm eompsny ' that i. turning ou, rood
comedies today 10 making big money.
Charlie Chaplin Is reported to he making
over a miihon 2 year producing a small
npmber OF eoHedies
hssk scsneu mas mede many mHuons
ot dollars from his production OF com
tedles
fauy ApuckIe y undonbtediy ms9in9
moro money from the production OF com
rdies thAn tbs president OF ths Cnited
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he Men Back Of
Business

The success Of any new enterprise de-
peuds on tho integrity. brains and busi-
nses ability OF the men hack OF IT, When
thsse qualities, combined with . long
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

nhd hoping some day 10 ret larger one.
That actor saw tho possibilities In the mo-
tion picturs business and becAms Inter
csici IN ".
That actor was Jesse Iasky, and today
hc n the Vice President Of Famous Play
rrs i.RHky Corporation, Hts stock IN that
company alone the largest motion picture
company Ia the world brinKs him an an.
nual income which hs never dreamed Of
In his actor days.
Isn't This your Chance "a Nhass In Profits
Prem Motion Ticturess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Pretty Girls a Big Asset

A. the risht-hAnd side OF this advertise
msnt you viii eco some Of the pretty Etrls
who are under contract with tho Motion
Picture Producing Company Of America.
They are ell big ana important sssets
which should msan big money to the COM
pany-snd to every stookhoider. Don't you
The Washington herald., 1919-05-10
LOCAL MENTION.

Rest gunpowder ten. 75c H., lbs.
Si.25; Star cocoa, csc: 2 lbs. spa
Wasners Ise; etsan spp,e aIssy aIssy ass; ass; astS ss,
Csc: Quaker matches, Csc;
selt herring. Csc; large Cal. prunes,
Idc; Cal. peaches. Csc can; cocoanut.
ioc can: AL. buckwheat. 12hc;
large cans tomatoes. 25c: cans
sugar corn. Csc; string beans, 10c;
z cans Campbell beans, Csc; Z. J.
peas. 15c; seeded raisins. lOc: tuna
nsh, &c; fish roe. 19c; Goldfish, 15c.
w Pa. Ave. and all the ]. T. d.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-15

but Germany is beginning to realize that the devil ofsocial destruction and savagery that it turned loose is today boomerang. Reports tell us that 1t is threatening to turn and rend the body that threw it forth-its just reward.
 There is a great deal of speculation over the repeated reports that Japanese are flocking into Mexico from every side and are said to be busy acquiring land. and incidentally becoming citi- zens of that country through the naturalization process. It is not clear that the United States has any valid cause to object, because that coun- try, it is conceded, has as much right to admit the Japanese as we have to exclude them. From that. an embarrassing situation may arise.
 Supposing that the Japanese settle in Mexico in any number and should become naturalized; l; they would then be legally Mexicans and if we tried to exclude them as Japanese, We might have trouble with that country.
 The nations are moving around and mixing together with such freedom regardless of all racial distinction, that the diffificulty of res tricting immigration become almost insurmount- able and to attempt to prevent citizens of neighboring country to enter the United States, may be said to be impossible.
 All Americans who are for A league of nations are willing to accept THE league covenant with amendments All thoughtful Americans who are for THE league of nations concede that there should be certain amendments
 All patriotic Americans who are either for THE league or A league earnestly hope that the differences between the proposals may be re- c0nciled and that President Wilson may return with league covenant which they may join in asking the senate to ratify.
 The differences center for the most part about :: CDThe Monroe doctrine (2) National control of all domestic questions. including the tariff and immigration. (3) Foreign domination of the league council. (4) The right of withdrawal after due notice. 5)Compulsory arbitration and enforcement of decisions (6) Limitation of time during which present territorial status of the subscribing nations shall be guaranteed.
 The present covenant either ignores or does not make sufficiently explicit any of these great rvostions The demands for their consideration ,5r from the United States senate, which is f4r;ouslv denounced by the advocates of The league as reactionary, or from statesmen like Root and Taft or political leaders like Bryan, or from other citizens who are sincerely concerned both about world peace and our sovereignty
 | is we'll 10 ask the American people to consi- der whether they prefer THE league by ulti- matum of President Wilson alone CT A league by consent of the whole American nation, acting upon information and after consultation and de Liberation among themselves. -Oregonian
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-15

on Inc Of ordinary high tide said bigl1 whence U.sLM. No. ,. bears s 2 5g J" F. 77.s4 chs, thence N. 51' 59' " 10o3 chs, to Cor. No 2. r.seaca N. 39' 21' F. 1591 chs, to Cor Eo. 3,thence s s9a or E. s.s5 chs Q Cor. No 1. NC. on said line
 ordinary high tide thence mean -a-ing said line CD s r 45 F. 40 c (zJ Y. s4s 15' F. 2.30 chs, @ s I5' " 1000 chs (4) s. Ss' 15 W 47J chs. (5) N. s2' 45' ". 1s0 che. (eJ s. 7' 45 ". 2so chs. (7) 2 45' E. ITO chs, (s) s. 4ss 1y sT 1.al chs, @ Y, 4o' 45' W, 2.50 csg.. f1s) '. s3' 15' E. 100 chs,
 5 l5' ". 100 chs. d2) s.
 ". 2.sl chs. to Cor. No. 1. the aao Of beginning. containing an are Of z9.57 acres, Mag Var. 2s' IT '.
 Esid proof will bs guonitted 5s.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-15
KETCHIKAN STEAM LAUNDRY
SERIAL 01ss4

SERIAL uAo54
 Department ot the Interi9r, United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska February F. 1919
 NOTICE Is HEREBY given that Pad Nordstrom Of Hadlsy, Alsska, has fled in this office notice of his la. tention to submit final five year p-osf fn support O his honestsad apDIiea- ton for the following dascTibed track aituated in Lat. 55' BPS x. Lore 1922 1s' ". on the east coast e Prince Of Wales Island, Lyman Aae. hmage and west shore Of small blight known as Hole-fn the Wall. daser.b- cd as U. s. Forest Survey z3 and as follows:
 sBsdnni1g q. Cor No. r ai e.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-15
Ketchikan. Alaska, Tuesday April 15. 19
SUGGESTION FINDS SJPPORT

Some two weeks ago. we suggested just ex- actly what Mir. Hunt advocates in his note in yesterdays issue; that ot the construction Of suitable municipal building or the site where now stand the two little "shacss' used for the library and council; monuments of pioneer days.
 Ketchikan from now on will grow more rapidly than ever before. II will bs large city when other pretentious towns in Alaska have gone back in the rank ot small villages. because this part of Alaska combines mining; IarTaing and fishery business in greater rraa1-@ion than any other part. The fishing business is permanent and mining will flourish 1srsaaoa-5 when the rest Of Alaska is worked out. Eor these reasons necessary improvements should ae made ro last. The period Of makeshitc .s passed now for our prosperous town. Let Us follow 2-r. Hunts ad- vice and go at the improvement i1 business like manner: f shall be money veil invested.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-15
IMITATION

is the sincerest form Of fiastery, t1zs is why 1t pleases us to hear nat f.s.c laundries claim 10 do work tuse 2 ours. 1t is 2 tr1bute tc ths eIceaesa Of our iauder1ng which vse fuur sa preciate. But why not have the oEisl nal? Send us your wasnantes ara you won't have 10 say they are se perfect as ours. The wc-1 VII s- 6ffrs and the real thing
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-15
BoLsHEyIsN A PRODUGT 0F GERMANY

BOLSHEYISN 4 PRODUCT or GERMANY
 Bolshevisr1 is pro5uce C eas Huns. It was from Germany that the pois7a s-7s e1optiad into Russia wehe the ignorant 2azsas--z.1ty per cent of the Russian people cannot read q write eagerly absorbed ir.
 Germany had absolute 5aol os czarisr1. through the czarina and the be=al priest who dominated the court, including t7a weal,ling who possessed the name, but none q rae power of a czar. When the Russian ra1a a.aefoa broke out. the kaiser feared if; for he }-r=w that the ratri- otic Russians who broug1se aaeat that revolu- tion were inspired chieflg bs ehe ls-o~ladge that unless some action were taken +,e.~ country would be delivered into the hands e. the Huns. The kaiser and his slave rer~ md were afraid that out Of the revolution would a:tsa 8 mightier Russia, infinitely more r0-er5 oE harm for Ger many and Of good for the allied cause and the liberty Of the world. Thel. -.th 6andish in- genuity, Germany sent it's willing agents into Russia to preach revolutionary e,;trarlisrn. that took the form Of what has become -zown today as Bolshevism. The dsva,izh taiser succeeded
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-15

fore the Register and Receiver on July 5. 1919, by said Nordstrom claimant and by the folEowing ,.it- nesses, Erica Spray and Lafe Spray, both Of Juneau, Alaska.
 c. B. Walker.
 Register. + 4 < | + < F < F Having been repeatedly re- < f requested to take Music Pupils, I F : am at liberty to teach limited q f number. < F Terms: ' F hours a week s10 a mohta | f hour or two half hours a week < '. $500 a month. < F No lessons given unless pupil < f has practiced at least on an aver 4 < age one hour day. < f Mrs. Alexander A. Brindle | f P. o. Box 523. <
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

a BARGAlN- Stearns Knight s-cylln-
der car 1918 model. for quick sale.
Anrell Nnll hotel
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PRIvILEoIS

N~~>~~~>~~>>>~><~S
"EEnhf Eanf 'oo-R, uND wanted fee "
FOUR. Of July celsbratiou. q y.
Brewer. Claremore. Ohla. =
FANTED-csrnivai company III 9
.Jmy: picnic. big crowd Guasnatee1.
none none n. A. Draes. Mountala rssh
WAETED-.Jpice men. cal rSe66, II
racks and clean show9 fUV DGhees,
Ush.. July !! The who's ooualy wtDo
ne mere Tor That day To rejoice Vt11 eho
returned soldiers - come snd SSs 4
1000 piece Of money. Write ~ &
siake @ or Duncan Chamber 6 cens
CARNIVAL shows wanted q go n
July 3-s and 8. Thnso " 1aSA
streets rcped OF for four bl60 911
oonntry billed for 100 mi1oo. XHR
phone or rush letter tellinS go -
have: Ben G Esstin, See, O. II
Commerce. Henrystta. Os'. II a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER

SEVERAL transit cars flooring. dineu.
sions and boards. heavy Jolsts and
big timhers. Cali phone or writc Nc
Key Wilnore Lumber Co. Walnut
1880
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Ira Maxs0n
MISCELLANEOUS FOR aALD.
OR TRADE

DON'T matter what you want d efnAo
for have II or can Gct IL, dooes}he 81
price your stuff ana tell me Wtoe ~
want Ira Marson, Baltimore ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

SACRIFICE-For cash. practically new
S-pnssenger car. Mccoy. Walnut 1870.
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KODAKS. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed.
We do supoTior work Write for price
list. We do not sacrifice quality tor
speed. WestfnD Drug Company. Ohla !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

MUST StLIS-6-cyIlnder, 6-passengcr
car. first.clnss condition $3.50; phone
Walnut l73l.J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

FOR SALE-Isl6 Oakland sir road.
ster; new top and battery: tires fine.
win sacrifice. Nallette. PIX 100.
Sunday br Monday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

NANCY HALL potato plants. ready for
immediate shipment: In 5000 lots.
sl7b smaller amount. 5000. above
prices 4 o. b., Rogers. Ark. Bryce
Woods. Rogers. Ark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

GOLDEN GAGE PEUMs
Now ls the time 10 get your plums fos
Jelly. VIII have 50 bushci on the mar.
het Monday. Louis Phillips, 30 ". Cals
ifornia. Phone M-ts
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LOST AND FOUND

| ,~~NS>~N~-~~~~y~~~~~S~~~S>
LOST Dress wrapped IN newspaper.
between Frisco tracks and Capitol
| nm Finder please call Walnut 1858 or
SSi East II; reward.
| LOST-One gray horse, south OF Pack
ingtown; notify Box 61?; City.
LOST Masonic emblem: tiny eagle 80
In center; by working woman; re-
ward. Maple 1870
LOST Small fraternity pin downtown
Thursday: had initials. "a g." on
back; finder please call Walnut 52gl.
Apartment C-S. reward.
losr-Runch OF KEYS Cali Maple ?52s.
LOST-lAdy's black purse, under Ter.
min1l shed or on capital iIill ear. about
~ Friday D. M, contained some silver.
pair mans gold cuff buttons. Masonic
emblem pin and other articles Finder
please can Maple i4it-J. 1871 East 9TH
street. aud receive liberal reward
LOST or left on Santa Fc station or
$40 train south Friday. June 90
ll.ht gray serge cape, Mrs TAFT. care
cook, 1913 West Eighth. Reward,
LOSg Friday between Pauls Valley
and Davis, ON highway. genuine lesth-
cr handbag hdy's contents valuable: t:
Nory toilet set, etc, Liberal reward
Crockett & Strlancr, ruuls Valley Okla.
STOLEN-ScW brown bicycle. Harley
Davidson make. number 9-gsi9l2.
Walnut 22o3 Reward.
i.OST-On Belle lsle car. bathing
suits Phone Walnut 6J0g-J I,o-
ward
LOST In kerr's millinery department.
three black feather pompOms. reward.
Phone Maple 2}6b.
LOST Some where out toward North
east Park. n SKA spare tire and rim;
reward Cill Walnut ei9j,
LOST-laiies leather hlnck purse. be
tween 81 aud tll In II; also powder
puft and bank book Call pBN-l0 and
cnli Tor Brown.
LuSrAOuc garnet rosary Finder please
return TO Room ], Travellers hotel
Reward.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS rRADHy

NATIVE cut stonc for sale. New Slate
lee Plant. Call Walnut 6e7S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

FOR sALE-Electric hair drlef; vibya.
tor and beauty lamp, all In first class
order; will sell cheap. 5i9h West Cali
f0rnis. Walnut k5ii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

SOMETHING NEW--A mechanical de-
vice Just out. fits nny automobile.
Impossible for thief TO get off with auto
mobile, city or country salesmen can
make tlS to s25 daily. room =, National
Bldg. lil2 North Harvey, Call between
2 aud I clock p m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

NOTlCE-Thc annual meeting of stock
holders ~ the Southwest Milling Co,
viii be held at their office In Oklahoma
City, at 30 p. m, July :, 1919
W. y. McMANuS. Pres.
A. f. GARDNER gec'y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

DENTIST or dental company having
hill u N-ray work against Mrs. c. n.
Hail. call Walnut i7sl-R.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

WANT 10 buy household goods from
q to 10 rooms; private individuals
Walnut l6i7
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HAY AND GRAIN
CATTLE AND STOCK

HIGH BRED Duroc pigs and Two s0ws.
good Jersey COWS Mitchell Il mile
east ot stop 10. Norman car
NANTED-Go Good pigs weighing from
80 to so pounds. win pay premium
call Sunday. Walnut 1919. Monday.
alnut 5jG2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

LOST Dress wrapped In newspaper.
between Frisco tracks and Capitol
Hill. Finder please call Walnut 3665 or
B3i East II. reward
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-31

Captain r. r. Leon, is Nogales
visitor and registered at the Hotel
Abadie of the other side of the line.
Mr.. W. F. Felix, well known mer-
chant of. Hermosillo, is a visitor at
the line city.
We grind any lens. Arizona Opt
cal Co. 5-15-tf
= The local newspaper of lCananea,
has published in it's columns, an
acusation' against the gambling and
liquor Inspector, who is said to be
committing actions that violate the
law.
See us and see better. Arizona Opt
lea leo. 5-15-tf
Seventeen carloads of copper from
Cananea, were shipped from that
mining camp to Douglas day before
yesterday.
The "Club Recreative Nogalense"
of Nogales, Sonora, will have ball
this evening at Arizpe street The
best orchestra of the city has been
engaged by the sponsors for the
function.
Mrs. Hill Hilliard, fashionable
dressmaker; plain and fancy sewing
done at reasonable prices. 1872 Santa
Cruz avenue, near the Standard Oil
COMPANY. 5Sl5-r1-cn
Mr.. Jose Ma. Paredes, prominent
commission merchant of this city, de-
parted on today's train for Her
mosillo, to receive his property which
had been confiscated by the state
government for some years. The
gentleman will return to the line city
on Mondays train.
The Mexican Colony's picnic that
was annouced in this column, has
been postponed to next Sunday.
Glasses wrong, See Arizona Optical
Co 5-15-tf