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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-11
NOTAS DEPOR-TlVAS
AREC|BO T. B. {. Us. GUAYAMA T. B. {.

Ia 10 cual Sc ven obligados muchas ve-
ces de cohibirse atacar Il las estre-
Has por medic dc ser injustamentc
castigalos, pUes Serrano ya habia 81
lD amenazado con retirarsele del Jue-
20 este pacienZudo jugador no pone
gran emp2no va en- Su faena. iPara
oUe?. 81 el Guayama esta dispuestO Il
darnos una paliA de cualquicr maine
ra''. Sc suceden las iugadas Y da una
arrancada Duran. que Sc We obllSa-
do Il pasar LII bola Il EStarellas, Ia cual
lie es quitada por Serrano. pero Ia es-
trella, roja I.e c0lera por no poderse
lucir. Sc tira al Suelo alegando ha-
berle sido puesta una Zailcadilla Y
reclamando peH0ltB; pero p0r fortuna
el arte de escamoteo no habia sldo
practicado en- el area de pCRdlty Y so
lamente pucde cantar I'll arbitr0 free
kick. Cosio. pasa Il Puehla. quien il su
ypz pnsa Il Estarullas, quien estaba OFT
side V la bella nina del Guayama tiene
OCCASION dc haccrse aplaudir metiendo
cl primero iinico goal de la tarde,
sin que el glistinguido referee penSaSe
siquiera de gritar el off side Il. Ell sus
narices Sc acahaba dc tirar. Inmedia-
tamcntc termina el primer tempo.
pita el arbitro da comienzo ell Sc
gundo tempo Sucedi6ndose una Serie
lie graves faltas de parte V parte Ell
las que el .Arecibo era apabullado Il
castigos. ii tai extreme que nueStroS
metliosi Y defensns no 0saban atacar
Dor miedo de ser una Y otra ycz i'll
iuStamente castigados. solo prevale-
t.fa la voz del Guayama, quicn hiZo
pero nj aun asf Sc marcan otro godl
nuestra lfnca delantera hace bonitaS
arluncadaS sin consccuenciaS Y tcrni-
M cl iucgo a pcsar de hah2rSc atra
satIo el rcloj del arbiro.
EStos son solo los mas salientcs de
TALES del rartdo y ahora solo nos res
tn haccr Una prt"unta = D6nde rS
tuyo lii noblcza, la hidalSuia Y la ca
bullcrOsidad en- cl deporte (c que tan
TO ha hahlado cl Sr. Navarro?.
Nota :-Si el Sr. Mas estA Il la ven
ia, como. frfTcc, bueno scrfa que 81
/ anunciasc en- las vitlinaS del Comet;
de Pence, en- la segnridad de que G
EGuayana. Fo0t BaH CIHb, ha de Sc
qufen fGs pasln For cl."'.
~ 81 - .1 pEMPA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-11
ARROLLADO POR UNA GUAGUA

Ell dia de los corrientes a las II
a. M, en- la calle Salvador Brau, la
guagua Roger Paint, No. P-2S4, pro-
piedad de Andres Higuera, de Santur
ce, que guiaba el chauffeur Carmelo
Rosario, No. 2137, residente en- San
turce, que guiaba el chauffeur Car
melo Rosario, No. 2137, residente en-
Santurce, arrollo a Carmelo Rosario,
de % amos de edad, residente en- Sol,
No. 100, ocasicnandole contusiones y
herida sobre ell pie izquierdo, siendo
asistido en- la sala de socorro y paso
al Hospital Municiual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-11
A LOS QUE VIAJAN CON
DESTINO AL NORTE

SDesea I'd un buen hospedaje en-
New York? Dirijase al 139 W. 112
ST., donde una familia portOrriquena,
que puede darle las referencias que
I'd. solicite, por una modesto suma
mensual, lie proporcionara habitaci0n
c6moda comidas del pals Ga la crio-
Had todas las atenciones que I'd.
reuuiera. Anote en- su Garnet de via
je: Esposos Quinones, 139 w. liz ST.,
New York. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-11
MATRIMONIO DISUELTOS

a Cortc de Distrito de San Juan,
distrito primcro. ha dictadO sentencia
en- rebpldia. declHrando roto Y dlsuel-
TO el vlnculo matrimonial en- los ca
SOS de F,spprauza Sterling VS.. Agustln
Dayila: Nivese N. Maldonado VS.. All
tonic Il. Panic Y Victoria Orozco vs.
CaImelo Agosto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-11
LIE RoMPIo LA BICICLETA

FL tla 6 del actual, las 9:30 p. m,
en- calle Lola esquina Jose de Diego,
en- Santurce, el automovil No. 2446,
propiedad de Antonio Olivari, que
guiaba ell chauffeur Pedro Juan To-
rruellas, No. 9704, arrollo a Alvaro
Ruiz, en- OCCASION que montaba una BIZ
cicleta de pedal, ocasionandole contu-
stones y rompiendcle la bicicleta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-31
AOCHIE BJJEhLA

/.
iNoche Buena! .Noche de ricos, no
che de risas, de musicas, de algeria.
iNoche Buena
Juanillo, el pobre golfo, el har&pien-
to vendedor de periodicos, sentia pal
pitar su corazon de gozo..., 81, para
el tambien era Noche Buena y el co.
mo los ricos, como los felices tendria
su parte de algeria, su niano more
ma apretaba Ell duro mientras sus ne
gros ojillos brillaban regocijados. En-
su gozo no sentia la lluvia menuda
y pertinaz, y olvidaba su tristeza, su
miseria para gozar de la dicha pre-
sente.
lun duro, tenia un duro! Era ri
co! Sus ojos Sc humedecian de gra-
titud al recordar su adquisicion. Lo
habia ganado honradamente, iya 10
creo que ST! Por llevar una GAIA y un
ramo una hermosa senorita, un ca
ballero Sc 10 habia regalado. iben-
ditos el Y ella!
No, esa noche no trabajaba mas.
ia gozar de la vida reir, cantar.
viva la algeria! Aprisa, Juanillo, a
comprar la cena ". ioh, gozo, a1n
lie quedaba para alg1n regalillo para
su nena! iSu Adelilla, RIGA, mona, que
ridisima! Llevado del recuerdo es-
tamp6 un beso en- las puntas de los
dedos Y al sonido de este volvio a la
realidad.
Estaba frente al escaparate de una
tienda en- donde exhibfan diferentes
classes de dulces, juguetes y frutas;
Sc acerco para yer 10 que eon1praba
y al hacerlo vic su imagen refejada
en- el cristal, un guino malicioso Sc
retrato en- sus ojos v con la lengua
hizo un gesto de burla ala, par que
decia entire dientes... idue feo eres,
Juanillo, pero que retefeol LAS gre
has negras y crespas, rebeldes al pei
ne, la cara menuda y pecosa, la ma
riz corta respingona v los ojillos
negros brillantes como los de un
rat6n,... feo, 81, muy feo, pero asi
lie guerra su nena. iSu reina, la ru-
bia y preciosa chiquilla 10 encontra-
ba mas hermoso que nadie! iVaya
que ST!
Quedose pensativo un momento,
buscando con la vista algo que llevar
a la nina y de pronto Sc dio una pal
mada en- la frente. ;. ieso es, una
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-31

\
Juanillo aunque aHogado por la Pc
ma, acept6 ell fallo del Senior v excla-
mo reprimiendo Ell llanto:
-z-Coge las alas = vuela, angel, vue-
la, que yo sere siempre bueno v al
gun dia ire a reunirme contigo.
Resplandecio la palida carita de ar
diente jubilo y balbuce6:
-voy, voy, padrecito, no te veo
va. :. tie espero ALA. SVendras?
Su voz termin6 en- un murmullo Y su
almita blanca vol6 al Cielo.
Juanillo sepulto su cabeza en- ell
jerg6n y exclamo llorando:
--Senor, Senior, TIL me la diste, Til
me la quitas, hagase tu voluntad! La
vela Sc habia consumido y volvfa
reinar gran obscuridad. Ell golfo
rendido por la pena, acab6 por dormir-
Sc junto al frfo cuerpecito de Adeli-
LA. Afuera seguia lloviendo Y de
vez en- cuando rompiendo ell silencio
de la noche una voz pregonaba: mo
che Buena! iNoche Buena!
Yabucoa 23 de ,diciembre de 1923.
BOrinquen L. Acena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-31

u Quieres venir conmigo? Y la
nina alborozada replico:
Isl, contigo, 81 voy, td eres bueno
y no pegas. yo te quero mucho.
Desde entonces la nina abandona-
da Y el pobre golfo compaltieron su
pobreza; en- ell miserable cuchitril en-
contro la pequena amor y abrigo. Ma
die Sc la reclamo en- ese tempo Jua-
milo acabo por vivir tranquilo EN- es-
te respecto. La salud de la nina lie
preocupaba bastante, estaba cada dfa
mas palida y tosia mucho, pero el
confaba que fuerza de cuidados la
salvarfa.
Aceler6 Ell paso pronto lego al
cuartucho que lie servia de albergue.
Empuj6 la puerta y penetro gritando:
-Adelilla, nena, rica,... ia que
no adivinas 10 que te traigo? iQ6e
de cosas ricas para mi hijita precio-
sa! De un rincon del cuartucho sa-
li6 una tenue vocecilla llamando!
iPadrecito, ven, ven!
-Voy, reina, voy, deja que haga
luz para que yeas 10 que traigo. En-
cendio una cerilla, aplic6 esta un
pedazo de vela, colocando esta en- una
pobre pero limpia mesa; hecho este,
corrio hacia un jerg6n donde repo-
saba la nina y poniendo en- manos de
zsta cuanto habfa comprado, bes6 la
palida frente dulcemente. La peque-
ia abrio con temblorosas manecitas
los paquetes y un grito de algeria Sc
escape de sus labios al yer la mune-
ca, rodeo con sus bracitos ell cuello
de Juanillo y balbuceo alegremente:
-Padrecito, Juanillo, estoy muy
contenta, la llevare conmigo al cielo
" tendra unas alas blancas para vo-
lar alto, alto.
-Nena, ique dices? TIL estas ma
la, ipobrecita mia, estas muy fra!
Al decir este la cubri6 amorosamente,
pero ella rechazandole suavemente
contesto:
No tengo frio, no, nj estoy mala,
al contrario estoy muy contenta por-
que han venido verme... isl vie
ras que hermosa estaba la Virgen; ell
Nino sonrefa y me llamaba; veras
como fue. Yo estaba triste y tenia
frio.. mucho frio y til no estabas
para calentarme; temblaba y lloraba
de VERNE tan s6la y de pronto recorde
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-31

muheca Allegro como unas casta-
luelas penetr6 en- la tienda, compr6
unos dulces, algunas frutas v por Ill
tino una muneea, ordinaria y fea pc
ro que el lie estuvo bellisima y he
cho este Sc dirigio su casa. iPoca
alegria iba recibir Adelilla! lie
narecia verla saltar a su cuello v lie
mar su pecosa v fea cara de ruidosos
besos... ipobrecita!
Recordaba. hacia dos amos, pre-
cisamente una noche fria y lluviosa
como esta, habfala encontrado muer-
ia casi de frio v hambre en- an por-
tai. Fue al regreso casa, marcha-
ba de prisa, arrimandose a las pare
des para no mojarse, scuando al pasar
por una casa de miserable aparien-
cia oyo un gemido Y al inclinarse VIC
casi a sus pies, acurrucada en- una
puerta una criatura. Lloraba y tenn
blaba la pobrecilla que daba compa-
stony Juanillo traspasado de pena
Ia levanto en- sus brazos v la inte.
rrogo carihosamente:
- Por que estas sola aqui, nena /?
i. i.Donde esta tu mama?
Abrio la pequena unos hermosos
~ azules ojazos y murmuro con tenn
blorosa vocecita:
-Mama... no Sc. no teno ma
ma.
Sintio el golfo que Sc lie oprimfa ell
corazon y que una infnita compassion
'ipvadfa todo su SER. Era huerfa-
ma. igual que ell. ipobre nina!
Acaricio dulcemente la rubia cabecita
~ la dijo carinosamente:
Dime donde wives y te llevare q
casa.
La chicuela apretandose contra Jua-
milo murmuro aterrada:
Casa no. !. casa no! ALA veja
mala pega mucho. pega mucho.
Sinti6 el muchacho que un nudo
apretaba su garganta y con los ojos
arrasados en- lagrimas estrecho la
pequefa contra 81 corazon exclaman-
do:
No tenlas, preciosa, no tie llevare
q tn casa. Refexiono breves momen-
tos y de pronto tom6 una resolution.
rx =
Sc quito Ia vieja y raida chaqueta y
envolyi6 Embellishments la nina en-
ella y luego la pregunto:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-31

que til me decfas cada dfa: Cuando es-
tes triste invoca la Yirgen, que es
Ia Madre de todos, y Ella te consola-
ra, me arrodille entonces Y rece todo
10 que me has ensenado y va, no sem
II frio y de pronto Sc. ilunlin6 Ell
cuarto apareci6 Ella, iQue her.
mosa era! Tenia un vestido blanco
y un manto azul y -sus brazos, un
hermoso Nino blanco y rubio como 10
angeles y ambos me sonreian me
llamaban. La herrnosa Sonora del
Cielo me invite irme con ellos y me
dijo que allf todos los nifios tenian
alas y que yo tendrfa unas iguales;
que ALI no hacfa frfo y que desde
tan alto podia contemplate. No quiz
Sc irrne hasta no decfrtelo y alli te es-
perare hasta que til vayas puesto que
t1 me dices que los buenos van al
Cielo, asf creo yo que iras til tam
bien porque tn eres muy bueno...
Cay6 fatigada y sus ojos Sc cerra-
IRON, comprendi6 ell golfo que su an
gel iba reunirse con los otros an
geles y Sc sinti6 posefdo de una ho-
rrible augusta al yer que quedaba de
nuevo solo, rode6 con sus brazos ell
cuerpecito de la nina y murmuro con
voz sofocada por los sollozos:
-Adelilla, nena, no me dejes, no
dejes a tn padrecito solo.
Abrio la nina sus ojos y fijandolos
en- un punto flo murmuro con voz
agitada: Juanillo, estan ahi, vienen
a buscame, no me detengas, padre
cito, ives? Ell Nino me llama y la
Virgen me ofrece dos alas blancas. . !.
blancas... ime dejas cogerlas para
volar alto, alto?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-31
ARROLLADo POR UN AUTO

FL viernes las p M, en- Ia calle
San Jose, el autom0yil No. C-431. pro-
piedad dc Joaquin L. Miro, de Santur-
&c, que guiaba el chauffeur Clemen-
to Fernandez. arroll6 Ramon San
tiago, ocasiondndole contusiones dc ca
ractcr leve. siendo asistido en- Ia sa-
Ia de socorros pasando a su residen-
cia en- Ia ciudad.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25

Attest; HENRY TELcHER, Clerk
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25
PERSONAL

r. J. Carlson, Of Cottonwood, spent
Wednesday in Grangeyille.
], Julian jones' of Boles, was visitor
in Grangeville during the week.
NJ. H. Baulch left Tuesday for
Lewiston, on business trip.
John Funke and Howard Mckinley,
both of Cottonwood, transacted bust
ness in Grangyille Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Mulhall left Tuesday for
Lewiston, where she is a guest Of
Judge and Mrs. w. N. Scales.
Dave Yates and A. c. Higgins
ranchers, of the Wnona country,
were in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Maugg returned
Sunday night from Moscow where
they spent several days.
Charles r. Campbell of the Imperial
hotel, was in Lewiston on business
this week.
Mrs. George M. Reed, of Portland
Ore, is in Grangeville attending to
business matters.
w. +. Clark, highway commissioner,
of Harpster, was in Grangeville the
first of the week.
Herman Yates, of Winona, was in
the city Wednesday, and was a SOC
ial caller at the Free Press office.
The Rev. FIR. J. o. dupont left We'd
nesday for Whitebird for weeks
stay.
Harry Baker, of Clearwater, was in
Grangeville Monday. Mr.. Baker is
member of the Clearwater highway 1
board.
J. r. Mayfield, who operates the
Switchback station, on the Sites
Elk City road, was in Granevgille
Thursday.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25
FOR SALE OR TRADE

Having decided to reduce my farm
ing operations, viii offer at private
sale, on ] years time on good bank
able paper drawing 10 percent inter
est. or viii trade for cattle, sheep OF
hogs, the following described proper
ty:
20 good big, sound work horses and
mares from 5 to years old, weight
from 1900 to 100 pounds. 3 regis
tered black percheron stations, 4
years old; 2 black registered percher-
on stations. years Old; 4 black reg
istered mares, from 6 to years old;
4 black registered mare colts coming
/ wear old. registered Shorthorn
bulls.
Q sets Of good work harness, wagons
and farm implements Of all kinds
100 tons Of hay, 100 sacks of seed
oats, rs sacks OF Marcus seed wheat.
Cali or see Albert Fray. Grangeville,
idaho Advertisement. 30 If
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25

one regular deputy and such extra
help as may be necessary to take
care of the work of the office, here
,-,.,vtoI
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25

County Commissioner N. 3. Petit
bone was in Grangeville Wednesda.
from his ranch in the Columbus dis
trict.
t Mrs J. H. Mcdonald returned Tues
day TO her home at Moscow, after two
weeks visit with relatives and friend,
here.
J. J,1IcCreedy, resident engineer on
on the North and South highway, was
in Che city the first Of the week from
Whitebird.
W. L. Workman, one of the lead
ing ranchers of the Columbus sec
ton, was a visitor in Grangeville
Wednesday.
Herman Terpstra, who resides on
the McBoyle place, two miles north
Of Grangeyille, was in twon Satur-
day and ordered the Free Press sent
to him for the ensuing year.
Miss Minnie Larson, member of
the Juliaetta high school faculty, and
a college chum of Miss Esther Teicher.
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Telcher
Miss Alvine Meyer has returned
from a trip TO Spokane and has re-
sumed her duties as assistant to Mrs
Eliza Arnold, county superintendent of
schools.
Calvin Hazelbaker, former county
assessor, who has removed from
Grangeville to the home ranch nine
niIas, month Of fox-,, x,rac
vile Monday, and was among the call
ers at the Free Press office.
John Terpstra, well-known Camas
Prairie rancher, was caller at the
Free Press office, while in Grange
vile Wednesday. Mr.. Terpstra or
dered the Free Press sent him reg
ularly.
John II. Forsmann, an old-time resi- |
dent of the Cottonwood country. but |
now of Keller, Wn., where he is engag-
ed in the general merchandise and |
garage business, was in Grangeville
recently.
Allison Vaughn, well-knOwn rancher |
of the Garfield country, was in |
the first of the week. Mr.. |
Vaughn came here to market a con- +.
Segment of hogs, which he had on
feed in Grangeyille for the last mouth.
B. Anger, P. A. Wright, Walter Nc
NJ. b. Geary and o. w. Nc
Cornell were in Craigmont, Monday
night. and attended Knights of Pyth-
las lodge. Mr.. Anger, who is gland
of the order for the state
IF Idaho, made the .Craigmont lodge
IN official visit
DIR. W. A. Foskett. of Whitebird
vas an arrival in Grangeyiile Monday
hight from Lewiston, where he went
I week prior TO that time for treat
nent for blood poisoning in one of
lis hands. The treatment was sue
.essful, and DIR. Foskett is now prac-
-cally recovered. He left Monday
light for Vhitebird
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25

An Alberta Canada farmer saw a
chicken hawk seize a half-grown chick.
While In fight the hawk was shot at
ana Killed. Immediately the bird was
hit the chick dropped from its claws
and landed safely and is now doing
well.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25
J. c. sAFLEY, Publisher

one regular deputy and such extrs
help as may be necessary to tax,
care of the work of the office, here
granted
Application of w. H. Eller, county
sheriff, for the appointment of two
regular deputies and such specia
deputies as thes occasion may de
mand, here granted,
In the matter of employing a JAM
tor, the board here considered the
petitions and applications of Joe
Neis. Charles Kunze. Clifford White
Ira II. Smith and Frank Hogan, and
after due deliberatiOn the petition
of Frank Hogan was granted, there
by appointing Frank Hogan to the
said position; it being understood
! that part Of his duties is to act as
jailOr at such times as there are pri-
soners confined in the county Jail.
and the sheriff is in need of a Jail
or, for which service said Frank HO-
gan is to receive $1.00 per day while
acting as such jailor. and as janitor
he shall receive $500 per month.
In the matter of salaries and day
labor for deputies, extra help and
special deputies in the offices and
in the field, and for all road work
the following schedule is hereby
adopted, towit:
Chief denuty IN the clerk. auditor
and recorders office. $4,000 pc,
month, this einS a reduction in su~h
salary from $4,000 per month
All other regular deputies in III
auditor AMI recorders office, S10a00
per month
Deputy in the assessors ornece.
$1,000 per month. This being re-
duction in such salary from $11250
per month.
Deputy in the treasurer's office
$1,000 per month. this being a reduc-
ton in such salary from S112.5O per
mouth.
All regular deputies in the sherifrs
office $1,000 per month, this being a
reduction in such salary from $125.00
per month.
Assistant in the school superinten-
lents office $4,000 per month.
County stenographer, $500 per
month, this being a reduction in such
salary from $500 per month.
All special deputies and extra help
hall be paid at the rate of $3.50 per
lay, when such special deputies and
xtra help are used as clerical help
n any of the Offices
All field deputies shall be paid at
he rate of $500 per day for actual
ime.
Services for saddle horses used by
he county sheriff or his deputies
hall be paid for at the rate of $1.50
er day.
Services for saddle horses used by
he county assessor or his deputies
hall be paid for at the rate of $1.00
er day.
Services for automobile hire shall
e paid for at the rate of 20 cents
er mile for actual miles travelled.
In road districts numbered 5. 8, II, v
?, 10, IA, II, 81, %; %, %, "a and q
the overseers and laborers shall be 4
aid at the rate of $3.50 per day "
cam of horses shall be paid at N
le rate Of $500 per day.
In road districts numbered 8, 4, 10. M
). is, 20. 90 81 and 30 Overseers and
borers shall be paid at the rate Of "a
ZOO per day. Team of two horses n
iall be paid at the rate Of $500 per NJ
". IN
Board here adjourned to meet at 8 Ks
m tomorrow. w
n. B. PETTIBONE.
Chairman A
test: HENRY TELCHER, Clerk w
FOR RENT-3OO acres, five miles IN
st of Grangeville; pillow and pasture S
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25
Potatoes Grow on Vine

Potatoes are growing on vines in a
garden in Holman, Wash. The gar
dener says, according to reports. that
he planted his crop in the ordinary
way. He is picking potatoes three feet
above A.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25

FOR RENT-3O0 acres, five miles
east of Grangeville; pillow and pasture
land. Inquire Free Press. 35tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25

County Commissioner N. 3. Petit,
bone was in Grangeville Wednesday
from his ranch in the Columbus dis
trict
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
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Big FEATURE
COMING TO HIPP

Maurice Tourneur's mammoth pro-
duction of Sir Hall Gaines famous
novel and play "The Christian with
Richard Dix, Mae Busch, Gareth
Hughes, Phyllis Haver and Mahlon
Hamilton, is an extra big attraction
coming to the Hippodrome Theatre in
Julesburg for two days, Tuesday and
Wednesday, July Bird and 18th.
This attraction is secured by. the
local theatre management at an ad-
ded expense, but nevertheless there
will be no raise in the regular admis-
sion prices for this program extra
ordinary. "The Christian is one of
the biggest productions ever filmed.
The great scenes on England's glori-
Gus Isle of Man, the tremendous
spectacle at the famous EPSON Downs
races, the colossal mob riots in historic
Trafalgar Square. the thrilling fights
in London's darkest slums, are only a
few of the big dramatic moments that
make "The Christian" the big photo
play sensation that it is.
"The Christian" is the story Of a
man who had to choose between his
devotion to religion and an overpow-
ering passion for London's famous
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
,JULESBURG GIRL
GRADUATES
WITH HONORS
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chosen for distinguished work along
some artistic or literary line. Dur
ing her senior year Miss Parker re-
ceived the honor of Phi Beta Kappa,
the national society for honors in
academic work. She was also inter
esbed in debating and dramatics, TAX
ing part in debate with Dartmouth
last year, and acting in several plays
She belonged to two departmental
honorary clubs, French Club and
Philosophical Society.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
FARMERS UNION NOTICE

A special meeting of Farmers Un-
ion, local 1892, is called for Wednes-
day evening, June 9th, in the school
house in District No. l, for the pur-
pose of ordering binding twine. An
members and those wishing to become
members are requested to be present.
Other locals wishing to cooperate in
ordering send representative to the
meeting or see the secretary.
EDGAR D. SMYTH,
Secretary.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
OF JULESBURG
Capital and Surplus 100000

stage beauty. 1t is the picture thst
has made tremendous hit in the
large cities at prices several times
what you will pay to see it at the Hip
podrome theatre in Julesburg-Tues-
day and Wednesday, July 3rd and
4th. The local theatre management
guarantees 1.-THE Christian" to be one
Of the biggest pictures ever shown
here.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
MARRIAGE LICENSE

June 14-Ferman j. Grant of Chap
pell, Nebr. and Miss Fern L. Barlow
of Lodge Pole, Nebr. They were
united in marriage by Rev. G. G. Say
we'll, pastor of the Methodist church
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21

Big base ball dance at loves hal
next Saturday night, June 23rd. Music
by six-piece orchestra.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
RUGS

I have just received new up-to-
date carpet loom and am prepared to
make your rugs.
J14-2l@ MRS. G. w. BOSS.