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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-27
One Thing In His Favor

DE man da laughs at his own
Jokes" said Uncle Eben, makes YOU
feel like kind O. friendly toward I'm.
cause he seems 80 good-natured and
easy to please"
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may be distributed easily and we will
find there is really no shortage Of cars

THE times are topsy turvy. The
world is out of joint We meet, as
the old Populists said, in society
brought to the verge Of moral and
ruin. We bind cold towels
about our head and view with alarm.
The supervisor Of census for this dis
trict can't find enough Democrats to
take the census.
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may include the definite failure Of any
sort of cooperative union Of nations.
TALES OF TOWN

II TALES OF TOWN /
Chewing tobacco costs about five
cents per one expectoration these
days.
! A popular guy around any office
full of men is the one who can always
produce match.
Cheer up. You will not have to
worry about coal strikes when you go
to your future home.
| q 2 4
/ Marjorie, who had attended the vau-
deville: "An there was lot Of
ladies dancin'--and they was nearly
raw"
A ray Of sunshine now penetrates
the gloom of the cloister wherein re-
sides one William Jennings Bryan;
Silver is worth almost 16 to 1.
He was optimistic, merry.
For many years, and then
He moved away from Emmett,
And he never smiled again.
Too modest to say right out what
peach they considered their infant |
DAUGHTER pair Of fond parents COM
promised by naming her Elberta.
3 q e
Centralia has facilities for dealing
,utfh he w VI Iania1 |
western towns. Great forests cover
the country side adjacent and rope is
plentiful.
A colored man. "An abb is prov
ing dat yoh was at prayer meeting
whar you wasn't in order to show
dat yoh wasn't at crap game, whar
you was"
Those kidnappers had considerable
crust to think they could grab Edsell :
Ford when the whole machinery of :
he United States CONSUMPTION Law :
couldn't do it. :
Just about the time man becomes
comfortably upholstered with the com
modify that is the best antidote for
he H. c. L., he has to buy pair of
hoes for his wife or the kid.
q q q
A Chicago physician warns that if
women don't quit wearing narrow
hoes, we may become 1-toed race,
IRE there any other arguments in
avor of narrow shoes worth consider
ng at this time?
An Emmett man who has been
eading about the transplanting of
lands to prolong life, has asked his
MUSICIAN to secure one for him. He
avs he wants to live long enough to
ee the peace treaty ratified
z q
"Does bees and cows go to heaven
hen they die?" small boy asked.
No." replied the teacher 81 was
onderin' if that stuff about there
sing milk and honey in heaven wasn't
ink," said the boy,
The famous speech at the tomb of
lafayette attributed to General Perish
g is still in the minds of Americans.
,st week crowd Of homesick dough
rvs visited the same snot After
oment Of silent awe. one smoke mn.
Nv God. LAFAYETTE. we're still here.
A man Of HIGH standing wa. sent
the grocery with positiye instruc-
,ns to get a cake Of Yeast and al
,ckape Of raisins When he went
II the clerk went as far as the door
ith him and whispered. "Wben YOUR
der pets rine save me a little Of #
n 7 wont toll a soul
Q q q Ill
We fear Goyernor-elect Ewards of
oy Jsrsev ;s NOT ero;no 70 he ahlo to
liver TO the voters who elected him
. kind of goods that thew want and1
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Doan's Regulets are recommends
by many who say they operate easily,
without gripping and without bad after
effects. Doc at all drug stores. /,
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NOTICE no SUBSCRIBERS

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Notice date on label carefully, and if
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Subscribers desiring the address Of
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He Soaked" his best suit and re-
deemed it in order to go to dance,
forgetting to remove the pawn tick
cts. His wife discovered the ticket on
the coat, and asked her husband about
it. AT the Dance" he said, 81 got too
warm and checked my coat" Later the
wife found ticket on the trousers.
"What kind of dance did you at
tend? she demanded.
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Carbon paper--the kind that wont
smut-at The Index Office.
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Majorie had been frequently repri-
manded by her parents for her too
great eagerness to begin her dinner
before grace had been asked. On one
such occasion her brother, upon whom
devolved the duty of asking bless
ing, thought-he would add line to
cover his little sisters offence. So,
closing his eyes, he said solemnly,
For what we are about to receive,
and for what Marjorie has already
eaten, o Lord, make US truly thank
full"
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Things a women does before an
swering the door bell: Throws two
pairs of Willie's shoes into the closet
under the stairs, kicks sisters kit
chen apron under the front room
couch, takes a swipe at the dust on
the center table, straightens the lace
curtains, throws off her kitchen apron
sticks fourteen hairpins in place, takes
dab at her nose with the powder
puff, straigtens three rugs, and then
in q casual way opens the door and
says, "Why, good morning"
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"Does bees and cows go to heaven
when they die?" a small boy asked.
mo-" replied the teacher. 81 was
wonderful if that stuff about there.
being milk and honey in heaven wasn't
bunk" said the boy.
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A country yokel was brought before
a London magistrate for stealing BIZ
cycle "Ive good mind to give you
three months imprisonment" said the
magistrate, frowning. eyer can't"
replied the offender disdainfully.
Indeed! And why, pray?' "Cos
I've only COON opp for three days"
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The famous speech at the tomb OF
Lafayette attributed to General Perish
ing is still in the minds of Americans
Last week a crowd Of homesick dough-
boys visited the same spot. After a
moment of silent awe, one spoke up:
"My God, Lafayette, we're still here. F"
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We fear Governor-elect Ewards Of
New Jersey is not going to be able to
deliver to the voters who elected him
the kind of goods that they want and
expect. 1t will be remembered that
Edwards was elected on platform
that he would make New Jersey as
wet as the Atlantic ocean.
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Fisher Bros. of Eagle and ]. w:
Cramer of Ola, bought seven head of
registered Hereford cattel from James
T. Bales last week.
l.. S. McElwain and family spent
Christmas with J. w, De Geer's of
Nampa
Miss Helen Maus of Boise is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Ollie this
week.
George Mason and family and Oil
yer Mason spent Saturday evening at
the Elmer Brown home.
Messrs, Fred and Harry Berger
were callers at the Bales ranch. Fred
| is home on a furlough from Camp
Lewis and is visiting friends and rela-
tives. Harry has just been discharged
from the naval training camp a
| Seattle.
| Emery Corn spent Wednesday after
noon of last week visiting Myerl Beck
John Feldhusen of the S, A. T. c.
at Corvallis, Ore, visited in the l.. S
Ollie home Saturday.
Miss Meta Smith Of Nampa spen
the week end with Miss Ethel Bales,
s. P. Corn made business trip t
Boise on Saturday last week
Bruce McElwain is home fror
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Camp Lewis on an eight day furlough,
Mrs. w. N. Painter was week end
guest of Mrs. Elmer Brown.
James Jones, an old time inmate OF
the county farm and who had become
familiar figure in this community,
died Friday morning.
Mrs. Sheaffer and Mrs. Roy Jones
called on Mrs. Kate Gets of Caldwell
Monday.
Mrs. w, B. Sawyer left Tuesday for
Hot Lake, Ore, to spend month
with her daughter who has charge of
the surgical hospital of the Hot Lake
sanitarium.
Mrs. ]. +. Mesler visited her son,
Floyd and wife, on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer and family
were Christmas dinner guests at the
Frank Holgate home.
Mrs. Bedal has just returned from
Parma where she has been nursing
her brother and family through an
attack of the influenza.
| The s. P. Corn family is Just rccov-
ering from an attack of influenza.
| D. c. Goodloe and family spent New
Years day with friends in Nampa.
| H. w. Adsmond has purchased the
IT. F. Bridges forty acre tract; con-
sideration 5000 Mr., Adsmond will
begin the erection of house and
make other Improvements, preparatory
to moving on his farm in the spring,
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Earl Allen returned home from
Washington, Christmas morning.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. McClenahan
and daughter, Mary, spent ChTistmas
day with their son, Mr. R. T. Nc
Clenahan and family.
Helen Grim spent Sunday with
Edna Shupe.
Pauline Tolleth and twin sisters,
Beatrice and Bernice, spent Sunday
with Nellie Sraver.
Miss Hardy's friend, Miss Yearyian
of Caldwell, is spending few days
with her
Mr.. John Baumgartner has been on
the sick list for the past few days but
is improving nicely now.
Clyde Browning returned home
| from Camp Lewis Thursday.
F. E. Toleth made-a business trip
to Oregon last week and returned
home Saturday.
Misses Gertrude, Marie, Mabel Mil
Ter of Nampa, Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer
of Greenleaf, spent Christmas with
their parents, Ira Miller.
Mrs. Bob Perry motored to Caldwell
on business, Friday
Mrs. F. E. Tolleth and chlldren
spent Christmas with her folks at Me
ridian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Miller and two
little children, Dick and Harold, spent
Christmas with Mrs. Miller's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Borwning.
The Franklin school closed agar
last week to remain closed until Jan
uary 9th.
Word was received from Raymond
Parge by his mother that he was still
in Honolulu and did not know wher
he would receive his discharge.
Oliver Callison and family of Ne
braska are expected Wednesday. :.
A number of families in Franklii
are i'll with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Parke spen
Tuesday evening of last week with TIL
Edwards family.
w. A. Shupe and family Miss Har
dy, Mr.. and Mrs. o. " Jacobs ant
Ira Thompson spent last Sunday a
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Mrs. Geo. Springer was very i'll all
last week with a cold on her lungs.
Misses Bonnie and Kate Moss were
visitors at the John Garner home Sum
day afternoon.
T. F. Bryant, whole leading his
horses to water, was knocked down
by them and Fractured the bones in
his ankle badly Thursday of last week.
Rev. E. N. Hershey and family
were Sunday visitors at the J. T. Nc
Lame home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Parsons spent
Christmas at the Hicks home in Cald-
we'll.
Messrs. A. F. Talcott and E. S.
Moss we're Boise visitors last Monday
J. P. Holcomb and family moved
last Friday onto DR.. Blondell's ranch
which he has rented for the coming
year.
Misses Athea Hitson and Ollie
Prichard visited at the Moss home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphreys visited al
the Parson home Christmas night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. z. Morse and fami-
ly and Miss Alice Barrett were Christ
mas guests at the Garner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy fish spet Sunday
at the Geo. fish home.
Mrs. Moss and daughters, Bonnie
and Kate. visited at the Howard HON,
Sunday evening.
Chas. Fowler sold bunch of steer'
to F. L. Rose last week.
Mr.. Pharris is building new resi-
dence on his farm on Orchard street
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey and famil,
were Christmas guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Shelp.
The Earwood family is on the sicl
list this week.
Roy Shelp is baling hay again. H
baled for u. G. Kiser last week.
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Melvin Limbaugh, Everett Allen.
and John Witte1, three Wilder youths,
had a narrow escape from serious
accident last week when the machine
in which they were riding. driven by
young Limbaugh, rolled off grade
and over an embankment about two
miles northeast of town. The car for
tunately did not upset so none of the
occupants were injured. The only
harm done to the machine was a
broken windshield and slight damage
to one wheel.
L. c. E1erick of Wilder has gone to
Arizona for the winter.
child of Wilder are spending ten
days vacation with Mrs Boeck's par
ents in Denver. Colo. They will prob
ablv return this week.
Ernest Walker, who lives two miles
south of Wilder. suffered a nainfu'
injury Friday of last week while en-
gagged in feeding hav press. His
left leg was caught by the plunger oil
the machine, fracturing the bone he-
low the knee. He was taken to Cald
we'll where the bone was set and is a
present doing very well.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. C. Thrailkill spen
three days at Christmas with relative
in Boise. Upon returning home Mrs
Thrailkiil was taken i'll with influenz'
and although recovering rapidly il
still confined to her home.
w. N. Rhoads. who recently movet
to Wilder, has purchased the Wilde
garage, including the stock or tool
and equipment owned by Rov Allen.
Influenza conditions in this vicinit'
low the knee. He was take nto Cald
o.,,, caea Ia v;no heen renortcd
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Brown were
Sunny Slope visitors last week.
Miss Pearl Grieve of Caldwell is
spending the holidays at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Ambrose fish.
Professor and Mrs. Eli Parisho
visited relatives in Sunny Slope few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Harris of Melba
visited relatives and friends in Green
Leaf last week.
Miss Cleo Harris who has been
clerking in the Golden Rule Store at
Boise, returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Moon and Mr..
St Hoadley of Deer Flat were Green
leaf visitors Sunday.
Lester Harris met with very
very severe accident Saturday. While
shoveling gravel bank caved off
buried and crushed one foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Hanson spent
Xmas at Central Cove.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
~~~~~~~~~~--~--~~~~~r~~-~~~-~
MURPHY'S BARGAINS

S acres good land on edge of Cald-
we'll, 100000. Trems half cash.
8 acres near Middleton, improved
with S room house, fruit, alfalfa and
pasture. Good land and paid water
right. $3.50. Terms, half cash.
Beautiful 20 acres near Caldwell.
Well improved with good house, barn,
and outbuildings Smooth level land.
Pioneer water. $625O. Terms $1,000
cash, and $500 per year.
Highly developed 40 near Boise.
Swell improvements, an 8 room mod
ern house, large barn, granary, ice
house, Kewane water system, and
fruit. Paid up water right. On i'm
proved road. 5000 per acre. Terms
$1,000 cash.
See US for bargains in farms and city
property.
A. L. MURPHY
Caldwell. Idaho.
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w. A. Douglass has not been feeling
we'll lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland and family
spent Christmas at the Geo. Smith
home on Maple Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hummel had as guests
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty and
family of Pleasant Ridge, Miss Elnora
Christopher and Miss Kathleen Mar
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crew and family were
guests Christmas at the Brown home.
Miss Eva Robinson left Monday
evening for Shelly where she has ac-
cepted position in the public schools.
Red Cross sewing will be held at
Hummels every Tuesday.
Mrs Browns mother. Mrs. Wilson
OF Nebraska, is visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Finn and family
of Sunny Slope spent New Years
with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shaw.
G. G. Runciman and Lawrence
Mende were dinner guests at Mrs
Mende's in Midway on New Years.
Lee Dougless and two sons and Mr.
and Mrs. Ferguson gave Mrs. w. A
Douglass a very pleasant surprise
Christmas day by coming to spend thu
day with her and bringing their din
| ner. Mrs. Hoover and Mr. Green
field were also guests at the Douglas
home.
The Greenfield girls who have beef
spending three weeks with their sister
Mrs. Prevo, have returned to thei
home.
Harvey Mende of Midway helpe'
George Runciman butcher Monday.
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Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner
Kollenborn will be pleased to know
that she has received letter from
Christmas day, Three weeks ago the
war department reported finding him
a prisoned at l.imburg, Germany He
was wounded in the leg.
Mr., and Mrs, John Clements and
daughters spent Christmas with their
son and brother, Will Clements, OF
High Line,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-03

the Third Army Corps, and are in the
army of occupation. They do not
belong to any one division but are
called army troops, going where they
were most needed. They were at
Chateau-T hierry, Vesle River. St.
Mihiel, Balleau Woods, Verdun, Ar
come Forest, Stenay and Sedan.
Their headquarters were in Luvem-
burg
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HANNA BARGAINS

800 acres near Cambridge to trade
Tor land here, practically all can be
farmed, some good timber. Creek
runs through place.
~ acres close to school and church,
so acres under water, some good al
falfa, small improvements, liberal
terms. Price 100000.
Have another ~ acre ranch. we'll To-
Gated, in cultivation, fair improve
ments, best of soil. R. f. D. and tele-
phone. This is Q. K. stuff. Liberal
terms. Price 100000.
7 room house, three lots, on the
Boulevard, we'll located, plenty of
shade, cement sidewalk, This is
bargain and worth more money, but
for quick sale can sci lthis house for
$l550.00.
room bungalow. two lots. close in,
modern except heat, nice lawn and
shade, cement walk, garage. You can't
build the house for the money. Price
only $4,000. $4,000 will handle this
bargain.
If you are looking for a home in
Caldwell. come and see me. l have
just what you want.
If you want ranch in Canyon
county have just what you want.
If you want a ranch anywhere in the
/ United States | can line you up with
someone that knows the country.
Come and see me.
H. D. HANNA.
The Home Finder.
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the home of Frank Browning.
Owen Grim returned home from
Moscow, Saturday.
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WANTED

WANTED-To leave good land in
vicinity of Caldwell or Nampa. Cen
eral farming, beet land or dairy. Write
me stating locality and terms. Ad-
dress w. J. Hawkins, Wheatland,
Wyo., Route 2. 1927 Ito
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VETERINARIANS

]. H. MCLAUGHLIN, VETERlN-
airy Surgeon and Dentist. Hospital
5th and Main. Office Phone 23-J.
Residence phone 758.
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LOST

LOST-Third Liberty Loan $5O.OO
bond, No. 9898850. Finder please re-
turn to w. L. Gibbon at Caldwell
Commercial Bank. 1920 l-3
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FOR SALE-Relinquishment for
sale or trade for small place near
Caldwell Good house, barn, chicken
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DENTISTS

DR.. E. E. Dutton, Dentist, Western
National Bank Bldg, Phone l55.
Alb
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-03

Well Drilling-l0 years experience
in the oil field. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Charlton Bros. Phone 2So R 3.
Caldwell. Idaho. 5-l8tf
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POULTRY AND EGGS

WANTED TO BUY-POULTRY
VIM. March pays the highest cash
price for poultry and eggs. Arthur
ST.. Phone 800
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FOR SALE-Fine pure bred
Poland-C China gifts. Bertha Living
ston-Reavis, Phone AGAR.
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FOR SALE-One registered Hol-
stein bull. J. A. Van Cleft. Wilder.
l2-27tf
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FOE SALE

FOR SALE-One Dodge touring
car, first class condition. Priced right.
Terms to responsible people. Box 81,
Caldwell, Idaho. LIS
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ABSTRACTS
CHIROPRACTORS

DIR. G. F. HUNT, CHIROPRAC-
tor, office address zoos Main street.
Phone 47o.
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LAWYERS

CURTIS HAYDON, ATTORNEY
at-Law, General law practice. Office
Is Union block, Caldwell, Idaho.
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THOMPSON & BICKNELL, AT
torneys-at-Law. Offices Commercial
Bank Building, Caldwell, Idaho.
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FOR SALE-Two fine lots on Main
street of Notus. Idaho, for sale cheap
for cash. Write to the owner, Axel
Almquist, Murdoch, Mimi. l2-20 LA
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-13
FATTY" ARBUCKLE
In "MOONSHINE''

In his new comedy. "Moonshine. %
Roscoe lFatty) Arbuckie has another
side-spiitting picture which doubtless
will repeat the sucress of his recent
photo-comedies. The scenes are laid
In the Biue Ridge mountains OF Ken
tucky and the story has to do with
the illegal operations OF moonshiners
and their suppression by Fatty"
Arbuckie and his assistant. Al 81.
John. valiant Revenue ofsicers. brave
and resourceful. but with q weakness
FOR handsome women.
When thsy get into tho mountains.
thsy have difficulty In bagging their
Game and many laughable Incidents
ensue. Tho moonshincrs hold their
own with tho Revenue Ofhcers until
FATTY" meets tho ragged mountain
flower. q Giri personated by Alice
Lake. Then the love element comes
out strong. but the overthrow OF the
moonshiners 10 eventually brought
about through its agony. Moon
shtne." which II TO be shown at the
Libert Theatre next Wednesday night.
II the brosdest Of broad burlssQue
and II affords many amusing incidents
Of which the principals and their
support make the most.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-13
Picture House Offers Attractive Programs

The Liberty Theatre offers some
very attractive programs the coming
week. beginning with tonight when
Mary Pickford IL tho attraction In
"Amarlly," The bills following this
prdonotion are particularly appealing
and Interesting. For instance, to-
morrow night the bill is Little
Women" polarization OF one of
Louise NJ. Alcott's famous novels.
40 we'll liked by every one who has
read Il. On Wednesday night, The
Lie." with nlsie Ferguson is the
attraction. This In one OF the stand
ard dramas of modern times and IL
well produced. Patty" Arbuckle will
add to the entertainment OF that
evening In one OF his sidesplitting
comedies. On Saturday. Sept. 20.
the pretty fairy tale. Maeterlinck's
blue BIRD" will be offered. The
management hopes every eehool child
not only In Burns but within driving
distance OF Burns will 40 this remark-
able production.