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PAGH ITVBf LEAD DAILY CALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1916. INTF.RK8TED AUDIENCES ahortly after noon, and It was a sociable dinner more than enjoyed by everyone. During the afternoon special races and original sports took lead and much enthusiasm and Heard Mrs. Benedict of Denver Expound the Doctrine of Equal Suffrage Mrs.

Elsie Benedict of Denver is in herself a convincing argument in favor of woman suffrage. It is difficult to resist her appeal, whatever may be thought of the 'logic of her arguments. The arguments, without the logic, would perhaps be just spirit prevailed. The elder people took a turn at tennis and quite a number of them who had never play-, ed the exhlllratlng game before, got a good hunch on the way It should FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEAD be played. All the Sunday School people remained until late in the afternoon Ice-cream served by the ladles came as a final course.

It waB a day of real pleasure for them as Impressive. Her presence arouses in the men who hear her a feeling that it would be unkind to deprive A Big Clean Story of (he Great Outdoors. A Story of Manhood. Published August 10th When A Man's A Man Harold Bell Wright Price $1.35 net SEE OUR WINDOW all, offering clean, wholesome amuse her of the right to vote. It becomos a matter of sentiment, from which li ment for the young folks.

all thought of the economic phase of the question is divorced. She addressed two audiences In Man's Accumulating and Saving Period Lead last evening; one at Dickinson's corner and one, later, at the Grler monument at the Recretatlon bulldmg. Her second speech was In progress when the audience left the Homestake theatre after the first performance and the crowd was greatly augmented by tie presence of persons who had left I heir homes Betweea20and Between 30ud Between 40 and At 60 yean 40 the tab sf 50. 97 if 95 DeBeateat Economy or fature property men wet vntt ExtraragaDce sffortuneis be- refers. frei sr charity are beatf fsrav kg bis.

because ed Sated Notteag. with no thought of being entertain ed with a suffrage speech. However, F. W. BROWN'S Drug Store Store of Quality Masonic Temple Lead, So.

Dak. they fouifd the impromptu enter tainment as Interesting as that which "THE NE'ER-DO-WELL" At Homewtake Theatre Friday and Saturday, Aug. 18 and 10. The Sellg ten-act screen version of Rex Beach's "The Ne'er-Do-Well," which is to be seen at the Home-stake opera house Friday and Saturday, Auguet 19 and 10, is a big rush of action from start to finish. It Is even greater than "The Spoilers." Its flights of sweet romance are higher; its depths of dastardly Intrigue are blacker; Its action and its rlskB and dangers are more overwhelming.

Kathlyn Williams, the famous star who played Cherry Maloutte in "The Spoilers," Is at her best this great play, and she is supported original Spoiler cast. W. N. Se-lig sent the entire company to Panama in order to secure the proper atmosphere. "The Ne'er-Do-Well" is in ten reels and has created a sensation wherever shown.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY they had Just left in the theatre. It Is a certainty that Mrs. Bene dict has done no harm to the suffrage cause while In Lead. If Bhe had no other quality than sincerity, this alone would accomplish much In promoting the cause she advocates. The convert to her faith does not say A saving account with The First National Bank of Lead helps you to be thrifty to himself 'It is my duty to vote for women suffrage, because It is an Injustice to deprive women of the ballot," but rather he says: "I shall vote for suffrage, because Mrs.

Benedict made a hit with me." pointed for the occasion may be depended upon to give the function their earnest endeavors and that they will succeed In making It a great success, Is th eopinion of those who have attended Woodmen of the World functions In the past. The worthiness of the cause has made It easy for the Woodmen to secure aid In arranging the details of the affair. The Homestake band, the Knights of Pythias band and the Highland Pipers have volunteered to contribute their services and the Olson, Frolic and Williams orchestras will donate the music for the dance which will be on from 9 o'clock to midnight. At tho Homestake theatre yesterday afternoon and at the Assembly hull lost evening. Mrs.

June good slel a idiences Miss Rose Bower, of Rapid City, FOR RENT Four room house. 509 McClellan St. 8-9tf FOR SALE; Gas range, nearly new; 313 Addle. 9t3 was also present and with her cornet helped congregate the crowd. She is NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We will not be responsible any debts contracted In our Lame nless through an orJer signal by either of the undersigned. MR. and MRS. ALEX STEWART Lead. June It, 191.

I-19U PREPAREDNESS With all the talk and activity In the war of national preparedness ro-Ing on all over the country, what are you doing In preparing yourself for better health? All medical authorities agree that you are badly handicapped if your teeth are not FOR RENT Furnished single room. 16 W. Addle. 8-9tf a sulTrago enthusiast and last season spent some time In New York City Ill 811 1 THE GRADE. In tho Interest of the cause, her cor net playing being most favorably FOR BALE Ranch seven miles from Lead.

Good proposition and a bargain. For further Information see X-8t4 F. B. CORUM. capable of properly chewing your commented upon by the press of that city.

J. J. MEAD Faaeral Director and Embalss. The ladles went from here this ers wll itake effect Thursday, August 3rd and the attention of all persons driving teams and operating motor vehicles on the streets of Lead is called to the provisions of the ordinance. A copy has been mailed to all persons known to be interested and additional copies may be secured at the City Hall.

This ordinance contains no new or unusual provisions which will work a hardship on anyone and is a measure necessary for the safety of the public. Please note that It will be str'ctly and Impartially enforced. H. L. HOWARD, Mayor.

W. J. FOGLESONO, WALTER H. HASTINGS, Comtssloners. S-31-10t.

food, and we all know that decayed teeth and abcessed roots are dangerous to good health, and unhealthy gums are a continual danger to the system as the poison se morning to Belle Fourche and other Wall Street Pavement Will be. Completed in Three Veekn. The city forces are rushing work on the grading of Wall street between Main and Selver streets, preparatory to the laying of the proposed concrete pavement, which it Is expected will be completed with LEAD, 8. D. valley towns.

creted by dlsased gums Is eltler 4 1-S E. Main Street Phone Wn DEPUTY CLERK ABOLISHED. absorbed directly, or passes to tho stomach with the food causing in three weeks. The grading Is being Call Want Ads bring results ACTO LIVERY. Aoto express and Uvery.

nartles anywhere. Rate to rany I.Mt round trip. All hours. Mill stand. Tel A-2273.

5-Str OENE 8TILWELI WARNING The new traffic ordinance recently passed by the Board of Commission- (VnimiimloiierM Refuse to Allow done by the city and the pavement will be constructed, under con Stnto'H Attorney Claim for Extra Pay KINDLE AND DIN Si Painting, Paper hanglna; Oalcimialnt. Satisfaction. Guateed llfl E. Mala Pfaomes 8108 as Bll tract, by Rasmussen brothers. Tha At a meeting of the county commissioners yesterday the board ord ered the discontinuance of the of.

trouble with the digestion tract. Good teeth means good health. OR, GHANGER Over Miners 4 Merchants B'nk, PHONE n-aioo. I'ainlens Extractions city's part of the work will be completed within a week and counting ordinary delays. It should not require more than two weeks addition flee of deputy clerk of courts, held during the past several years by W.

Troth. The matter came up on the suggestion of Deupty State Ac al to A3 the concrete work. The contractors will be able to get an ample supply of rock from the city countant Aldrlch. who has been en gaged for some months past In go crusher. Invest in I VIOLIN liy Miss Jcsslo Volgt, HoiiiONtnke Theatre Friday Evening.

ing over the books of the county treasurer. Ills suggestion was follow CLAYTON LANG. C.UTAIN. ed by the opinion of State's Attorney Tixik flinrge of the Lnid llaKrball Team Today. Wilbur MeConahey, who has act ed as captain of the Lead baseball team s'nee Its organization, lias re- figned and will leave for Spearflsh i canyon to enter the employ of the Homestake Mining company.

At a meeting of the team, held this week Miss Jeasie Voigt, graduate of tho Boston Conservatory nt Music, vbo hsa recently rettti ed to l.cr hmi, in Lead, has consented to appear In a brief program nt the Homestake theatre. Manager Kellogg announces the following violin program which will bo presented by Miss Friday evening of this week. In connection with the usual picture show. Conierto Godard Canzowetta Poeme Ilnugeols Hubay Roudlno Krclsler Air de Ballet Adamowskl By Request The Swan Saint Saens Annie Laurie Ambroslo The Rosary Nevln Clayton l.ang was elected to succeed I him and took charge of the team prior to this afternoon's game with Dendwood. Manager Max Frolic look advan tage of the gathering of tho players at the meeting to administer some wholesome advice.

He called attention to a number of practices. lately Indulged In. which are not cenduclve to discipline or good ball MOKE FOR THE HOLDIEItH playing and pointed out that a new order of things would have to make Its appearance or a radical change Near Home toe ROCKY FORD OIL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY is incorporated under the laws of the State of South Dakota to develop OIL lands near Rocky Ford in Crook County, Wyoming. We are capitalized at 3500 shares par value $5.00. We own 40 acres of the best available oil land in that locality which we have divided into lots 24x40 feet.

We offtr you one lot and one share of stock for $25.00. A number ot wells have been drilled in this locality at a point 14 mile south of our property where oil has been found in in the first oil sands at a depth of 130 feet and continuing to a depth of something over 700 feet in the deepest well. Every geological report on this section states that lowing oil will be found at a depth, cf between 1250 ani 1500 feet. We propose to drill to this depth with one deep well whtn if oil is not found in paying quantities we will drill a number of wells to the shallow oils that we know exist. Table below figured on a very conservative basis shows the possible returns from these wells.

Oil at the present time from this same locality ia being sold for $7.50 per bbl for lubricating purposes just as it comes from the ground. Figured on Basis of $2.50 per bbl net. Value of one Value of yearly Annual Earn- Yearly percent Bbls per day day's Production Production ings per share on Investment hi the line-up might be expected. The players generally admitted that some things needed fixing and Stlrrett, who held that the commissioners were without authority, under the law. to provide for the salary of a deputy clerk of courts.

The commissioners acted on the opinion and ordered the office abolished, dating from yesterday. At the same timo, the state's attorney set up a claim for several nndred dollars per year extra pay fur his own office, which he contended he was entitled to under the law. The commissioners, however, refused to allow the claim and stated that would be necessary to establish the validity of the claim by means or a law suit, before It would be favorably considered. The action of the commissioners has given rise to variety of opinions. It is pointed out by those who are opposed to the action, that it was evidently not the intention of the legislature to deprive the commissioners of the right to appoint and pay a deputy clerk of courts, when in their opinion, a necessity exirts, and that the working of the statute does not Indicate any surh intention.

They admit that there are times, when the work of the clerk of courts office may possibly be handled by one man, but on the other hand, they contend It will be absolutely Impossible to handle the office, during sessions of the circuit court, at which time It is necessary for one official from the office to attend personally such sessions; this would leave the office unoccupied by an official during the time court was actually In session. They say further, that If the action of the commissioners Is based on good hw, It would be Impossible, under the present law, to Increase the force of the clerk's office, even if the population of the county grew to l.OOO.f'Oo and the work grew to such proportions, between tetms cf court, that It would require a of fifty men to handle It. promised to do their share In mak Woodmen of World Will Give Hene-At Dnnre For Co. II. Having contributed from their treasury a cash donation for the fund being raised for the Lead company of national guardsmen, now on the Mexican border, the local lodge of the Woodmen of the Wor'd will devote their time and efforts to making a success of a benefit dance, to be given for the same cause, at City park on Wednesday evening, August 16.

Tho committees ap- lug the burden of the manger lighter than it has been. It was expected teat the effect of the manager's speech would be seen In the playing today. ff VTEl) Xlee. clean rags. At tn Call office.

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A. Chambers, V. P. V. L.

Teager, Rocky Ford Oil Development Co. DIRECTORS E. U. Harper Yea tar E. A.

Chambers Jas. W. rowler, Jr. Oeo. W.

Harper. Sl'NDAV SCHOOL PICNIC lly Youthful Member of Prrwhyter-Inn Classes a Pleasant Affair. The Sunday School of the Pres--bylerlsn church held a very enjoy-abio picnic st City park yesterday. Members of the Sunday school, and they are many Indeed, gathered at th church at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and repaired to the park. They carried.

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