With Appropriate Short Runs
Friday and Saturday
FATTY (ROSCOE) ARBUCKLE
“THE ROUND UP”
One 0! the Smashing Comedy Hike of the Yeer‘ _.
a Saturday Only—Eddie Polo Serial .
g A Greater trfiimph than “The Miracle “an”
Coming
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:Englneeru‘ Report Immense Quantitie-
Avallable la the Southwest Part
0' the Country.
Hlnlng eaglneers have reported to
.he Australian government :11 Im-
$911.11“ quantities orlron on: are
tame at Ynmpl sound. in southwmt
Australia. The efimtetputs the
1310:1111 of ore available—that is. In
went above see-lgvel-dt 97.0“),000
51-1113. The larger quantities are on
“Kc-918:1 Island. where the lode rises
"1-0 feet abou- t: 19 rue:- line; the lode
1:. over 100 feet wide. and is traced
f-r nearly four 11111811 but really ex-
*z-nds right through the island. On
‘ Vurkalto Island the helght ls 1!) feet.
the lode waning from end to end of;
1W1! of 51x indie. nploverykrge .
m with a wing spread of from 28.
m9 island.
/ Til- q‘elity of the ore ls exception-
’fal ‘5 There ls only I per cent of silica
(«'an and very little sulphur. These
malyfi‘ compare firm-ably with the:
first known: Iron deposits.) the I'orld.1g
Newfoundland (Bell Island) ore is
$1.21) cent-Manic iron. wlth 9.50
par cent silica. The French ores run
in 5723 per cent. the Cumberland;
(England) to 4.9% per cent. the Spon-
.l.~i1 (Bllboa) to 33.84. find the Algerian
‘10 a mean of about 50.
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Bold-evict Stud Farm.
In the Live Stock Journal of
'e correspondent relates the m
Firm of an English horse-miner re-
;ccnfly camped from Russia: “The Bol-
evlnte went to all the stud terms and
divided the stock among themselves.
,‘l'he beat stallion In Raul. Imported
2715: before the we: own enormous
(m m given to I want. who
:1 withehoraeettohlivfllngelntbe
Music: to draw Ila can for a few days
and then be fluttered M M m
ir-Hseylsts the started an m
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Tells 07'le of an:
in Jan-nice. "
. Returning recently from the blend
1 of Jamaica. in the Wesrjlidies. there
he spent four months on} sclmfilc
expalition, H. E. Amber”. pascal-(e
curator of mammals at the Inseam
01' Natural Historyfibmngfit back with
him many fine specimens of ham
which are numerous on that and other
islands in the West India, says the
New York Tings. . ,
“The only mammals native to like
Island today? Mr. Anthony held. “In
mspeciesofhetsandonemclad
Meat. These dill'erent hats nose In
size from mall bats. with I win:
to 30 inches.”
People In the United Stiles. where
is are comiieratlrely rare animals
venoldeaofthevarlc‘tylnd bun-
dnnce 6! them In such n pl
3amlra or of the important economic
value ofmehut. “naeyareellckecln~
sect eating or feed on fruit]. The In-
sect-eating rarlety are small for the
most part. and have W
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Helen D. M. 1141111961, 8 ....... 18 43 11 16 6— 12953.:fmr1'1mz-1m
J. Deloraine Conant, P ............. 3 6 7 5 ’ 1—-— 225111118 511111911: the ham cum:
Frederick Fellerman, S—L .......... .. 2 17 O - 2 3- 2;? £3“ 133°31‘11" nfiwu 1141-11 ' WE CUT
‘ Elsie Hill, F—L ........... ... ....... 12 9 2 ' 4 3- 30 :13? 1313??“ 13.1.31: 31:?" 1.513? 31:1 OUR mem 1'
? ~ Treasurer. ‘ - - -... '
CG. HarOld Gilpatric, R ............. 1588 1589 880 643 388—5188
. §Emi1 Marzano, D ........... f". ...... 870 $3 205 237 34-203Z~E . .1
; William E. \Vhite, S .............. 18 43 ’ 11 £17 6— 95‘ ‘. . 3 -- .
i1‘heodore T. Phillips p ............ 3 p 6 . 7, - 5 1..— -22 . “g 11...; .
John P. Johnson, D§IL ............. - 2 7 0' 2 3—. 14 \Erf- .,
, Jase T. Gardner, F-L ............. 8 - 9 2 4* 2—- 25 ‘ mm
3 1' Comptroller. ‘ ~ 0 1 ”3,3332%,” 3mm
3 Harvey P Bissell, R ............... 1691 1595 880 630 388~—5 84 . "a; you" mm .1111:
4 Albert J. Walsh ’D ................ 864 692 .204 251 34- ”av-41.4 $11.11.“: .1113
‘ JohnLMartin, S .................. 18' .43 11 17 6— 95 u a -
gBuell B. Basset’te, D ...; ........... 3 6 8 . 5 1— 23 m—v°815424*418“5
§AlbertH. Gierginsky,S -L ,,,,,,,,,, 2 17 0 ‘2 6 —24 {3:43‘“ “ "“7 '
glAug'lrstG Hager, FrL ........ 1» 8 9‘ 2 4 _ 2— 25 “If "enemas: “no.
1 United States Senator. ' ' “"5 “9511;353:35 £9:
: fi'a—nk B Brandegee, R ..... p ....... 1621 1526 842 609 382—4980 .1. 1:34:51; ‘- g:- m
: :Austustine Lonergan, D . . . . . . . . .- . . 703 237 271 40—2189 3‘31". mm“ '1:""1.1’.
2 Martin F. Plunkett, S .............. 19 41 10 17 6— 93 '51?” 1.8.1.1 club- m ....11.
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Representative 111 Congress. , .110 W'IM m ~.~
Schuyler Merritt, R ......... ' ...... 1654 1578 873 634 387—5126 ‘F— .1111.1...............c....
iIiIarry JMPlIaett, D’S.- ............... 879 648- 212) ~ 21% 521203221
,asper c vy, ........... '.-.... 18 42 1 . ' .
-:San1uel Lavit, F—L .: ............... 0 . 9« .2 ' 4 2— 17 SILK DRESSES
é , Senator. 387—4774 ’ $10.95
Nehemiah Candee, R .............. 1527 1484 835'. 541 '
111111de. Quinlan, D .............. 1048 747 ' 253 ’ 348 35—2431 "h“ " “’ m”
3 Judge ofProbate. * §
,gHenry \V. Gregory, R .............. 1686 1685 ' 906 647 380—5304 'L GOLD E N
Henry“. Gregory,E............... 875 621 180' $2 37251: mmnm
Representatives." , ,
fiSamuel J. “1 atkins, R- .............. 1691 1610 871 652 387—52113
HarveyM.Kent,R.............:..1668 1597 872 609 387—5133
Frank L. Clarke, D ................ 907 628 217 .. 284 3 '35—2071;
Justices of the Peace. - 9 1
Herbert O. Pollard, R .............. 1691 1580 846 ’ «647 388—5080i 1
ghgdmas Egalgémg ............... 1682 1% 314% g 387—533: .
1" eric DC 37, .............. 1694 .1 , 388—5 ' .
..JohnwCmow,R...............1644 1570 845 623 397—50613 Every 0‘10me ”£21193“
Luther M. “'rig'ht, R. .......... [674 1582 843 640 387—5026 25: b. :1.
I1S.Jt:<:,111l3e1'1.Dollzms,R ................. 1669 1571 £440 €623 387—5109 ‘ BM 00m '
aws ...................... 1668 1550 1 396—5075 teed to Be the 3131‘ .51
'Henry J Hipson, R ............. ; . .1686 I585 845 ‘643 397—15156 Eve” 0‘1”“ Guam 5-»
Frank J. MacLaughlin, R .......... 1675 1588 845 648 396—5152 -
“"illiam F. knnin R ...... ... . . . .1680 1582 845‘ 644 385—5136
John T. Dwyer, D ‘. .' .......... '. . . . 877 ' 628 208 238 34—1985 * .1
Thomas H. Canty, D ..... .......... 871 «625 209 244 36—1985; DRWGSA PH’O'fi) 3711111113.. '11 ,
James Esp6sito, D ................. 868 628 4 208 245 34-1-1983 ml 5'
Florence L. Hamilton; D . .' ......... 910 631 215 259 34—2049 41: W0 m r;
Ira 0. Gregory, D ................. 877 630 215 243 35—2000 ? W m 9 _
JamesT. Hubbell, D. .. ........ 890 . 215 240 34.2007,g ; . ”I“... .1 g.
Joseph J. Linxweiler, D . . . L . ., ...... 886 650 $1 262 34—20631 .1 ”T ‘ 2
Edward E. Mead, D .............. 878 619 , 214. 238 341—1983! ‘
John .M. GloVer, D 11. ............... 876 621 213 1 233 34~19771 ram: mac-nu. Mann's-c m rut-t WI-
Denis J. Pogany, D . ............... 862 618 , 209 238 35—1962;{
ScatteringVote...i..; .............. 0 ,0 0 2, .0— 2:
Blank Ballots or Rejected Ballots. 33 . 32 , 5 ‘10 21——— .101
Staight Republican Ballrts ........ 1426 1383 776 ‘ 492 .
Shaught Democratic Ballots ........ 803 568 214 33—1313
Split Ballots ............... z . .. .372 355 145 267 36—1115
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