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Naval ntililiaiiii'ii hiuul tip v bat t k -sit i p lU-iiiutKy s deck.
Forty-fivu hundred naval militiamen from eighteen staLos are t.ovr
jar tic ipa ting in naval niurieuvors near the liloi-k Island mobilization tmse.
.buring tho cruisu the militiamen are paired with bluejackets (if the regular
'service of corresponding trradcH and it i the duty of each bluejacket to in
struct his comrade in the duties that the militiamen would have to perform
i in tiin event the naval militia were called into active .service in time of war.
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OF AMY HAN
SAN -ANTONIO, July 2 1. Colonel
J. A. (inHton va in:i(ructed by t ho
Southern liepartineut of the army
Xo go to Alpine from li in huad
quurtoi'H at Maria to Investigate tho
phuotlng oT hicutcmtnt-l'nlom'l .M, 0.
Hutler. CiuHtou will decide whether
Jiutler wan killed In "the lino ot
jlnlv u-hlrh will ilelennlim whothor
3iIr wtdow will Ki't a pennion. IT
Jiutler la Hhown to have had a moral
Xlfjht to ho with Mr. Hpannell, he
"will ho considered to have been tihol
vhllo In "llio line of duty."
Tho moral status of the cum, from
a military .standpidiit, re:.ts on (San
ton 'n report.
Colonel .1. 10. .Miieherl, of Hi
Fourth Tomik infantry, made the hil
lowing detailed report of the affair.
'Colonel llutter wur alttttiK with
other offlcerH, rltizena and uio In
front of the hotel nhoni m r i "t ;. m.
July 1M, when .Mr. and Mia. Spun
"ito'l drnvn nn in their car. Spnnnell
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railed llutler to their car, reached
j liiK'k and opened the far door and
asked Ituth-r It) take tt.o sent with
Mr:!. S:anneil. Colour! liutier did
f ho and Spanned immediately drove
off around Iho corner of Cue hotel.
I "Alter the car had proceeded
! about t;oo yerd i into lv reiddence
I (ll.striel. Spannoll nhot and kllletl
i both 1 h-r and M .. .Spaniifil, fir-
ini? several shotrt into each. lie
Ihfti walked to the jail and surrend
ered to Iho sheriff.
"J U:d how tho killing was done
can mil be positively stated, aa there
are no wilneaseu.
"Colonel and .Mrs. Itutler lived at
the Hotel Holland, and both asso
ciated fieely v.illi the Spnnnolln.
Spannell la proprietor ((r the holil.
Hoth couples took frequent drives in
i he sp.innel car in the evening.
Spannell seemed to be of an extreme
ly Jealous di.poHiilou. It l stated
a:ii in1 frequently had dig agree
ment. i with hia wife, who was very
Ix niilll'ul.
"The general opinion is (hat Mij:.
.-papnell never gave lu-r hushand
any cause for jealousy, and the unan
imous belief i(l that Ilutler waa in
noct nt of any wronn."
The school board last night held
their regular business meeting at
which time they opened the bids for
tho construction of the addition to
Lh'j Riverside school building. Might
1) ;:; were received ranging in price
from the highest of $lld2.95, to the
lowest made by J. V. Hewitt of
;! 5. 4 0; The addition will be 24x83
.Vet In size and will be built on
the aaiiH! general plan as the pro-em
building and will be constructed u
an addition f urniniiing more and
larger class rooms. It will add al
most twice the amount of seatiig ca
pacity ?o that the tif hoot can handle
tho rapidly Increasing attendance.
The Itiverf-ue school i.s a very at
tractive building and although it wa
hulit o"Iy a .short time a?;o Is onUri
ly too small for tho largo munbe
n'i piipiia in attendanco. Wlipr: i
was built it was thought that !
would provide for tho necd.-i for
many years, but tiu; population e
the Kdenbower and Unx-ride ii.
!ri( ts ha.-, so InertH;so( tlr.it an efld!
Hon to t l:o structure has become im
perative. U Is provided that the contract
shail he signed within ten days aftei
it is allowed and that the building
shall he finished within forty day
A few other routine matters of
"it i importance were consider d
and the, meeting adjourned until !o-uif,-h
wh'-n tiie Vnanl will me.'
again to consider mattors in regard
to tho high school bail. ting no.v I
course oi' erection.
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Those who have hud chnrRO of tho
arrutiKc'iMunt or tho program lor tin.
inociint; of Ih.e Douglas County Po-
nioiiii Cranpo, to he held :it tho 0(1(1 I
I-'ellows hall next Saturday have ar
ranged an entertainment which car
talnly will prove enjoyable. In tile
morning nt 10 o'clock will he held
the business meeting which is open
to all 4th degree members in good
standing. There are a number of im
portant business iniiUi-rs to come up
for consideration and it is especially
urged that as many as can make It a
point to attend this session.
At 12 o clock will he held a ln-s
ket luncheon followed
gram to which the put,
Invited and cspeelall
Interested In tht building up of the
rural life. The program for the
ni'ternoon Is as follows:
i Instrumental duet Prof. Karcher, !
I and .Mrs. C. II. llailey.
Mediation MiKg Helen flrae
I Music.
Lecture. 'Cheese Making"
1-r. Bailey i
Discussion. I
Kenorts from the State Crange meet-!
ing - Mrs. W. C. Winston, Mr. V.
C. Kilwards, Mr. and Airs, riuse::-
bark.
VALENTINE GRANT AND SIDNEY OLCOTT, STAR AND DIRECTOR FOR FAMOUS PLAYERS liM PARA
MOUNT PICTURES.
Tcoplc hesitate In the waltz and the 21th Century Limited seemingly does nt a few places on its way to Chi- -ago,
but It's even more rare for a director to stop in the midst of the making of a picture, and then for
the purpose of springing some Irish witticism on a stnr. Itut that's what happened when Sidney Olcott, director,
did while making "The Innocent Ide." In which Valentino Grant is starred. That's why the picture was taken.
Speaking of fun nnd rcsls and hesitations in photoplay work, it Is apropos to remark that holding down a posl
lion in motion pic tures is not a cinch One little star said that "if you are looking for work, select something else
like translating the llible Into Chinese, looping the njooii in an aeroplane, composing a brand new opera, stopping the
war In Kurope or making the dove of peace settle down for life In Mexico; but don't class the job of u screen star
with anv of these as a 'cinch.' "
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ly those who aro'HJ!
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In order to prove tho cllrnbitig
ability r Ids automobile Wallace
Singloton yesleiday snbected the car
to a severe test. Loading it up with
four of his friends he went out to
Kast sixth street followed this street
north to the top of the hill, turned
directly west and proceeded to drive
his car to the top 0f the hill in front
of the W ilson residence. This slope
is crass covered with n (jroadway
and has a grade or between riftr and
sixty degrees with several pitches
much steeper grades. On this
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attempt the car went up easily, but
not being satisfied with the phon ing, i
Mr. Singleton took on throe more
passengers and again negotiated the'
grade which Is nbont a hundred and'
fifty yards long,
IVscending for the Focond time
he obtained another passenger which
brought the approximate weight ear-,
rled by the auto to I :i 0 0 pounds and
again made the climb without the
slightest difficulty. Mr. Singleton
owns a ledue car and r.acks it
against nil others for its climbing
ability.
HAMI-: KCMoi; activk.
Heoorls declare that
hts party who are now In
Cisco, are expected in via
next week. A probable
;!s-v and
c.ul Ki;in
Kos burg,
route for
the Wilsey party is the coast road up
to Crescent City, across to Grants
Pass and Doseburjt and thence to the'
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