The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-16
The Ways of Woman.


 illustration in tue couple, who sue ceeGea in stirring up a sensation here a0outs a few weeks ag". Reference Is made to the alleged lIr and Mrs. Kip. who raised turmoil at the Southern Pacific hotel: later left the hotel and went across the river, where the woman was found walking along the track in a dazed condition and picked up by the Randolph special and brought to town. She claimed that Kip had choked her in an attempt to get money from her, and from all the evidence known, he doubtless treated her brutaliy, got all her money and then deserted her, Mrs. Kip was in quite a reFengeful mood for a time. but separation from the man Eiiori sine evidently loves gradually tore away the mask and the emotions Of the real woman governed her every thought and action.
 She raised money on some jewelry and ether valuables and went to Los Angeles. The very first thing she did was to insert an 'ad' in the papers to find her brutal lover. She seems to have failed to find him, judging b. the following letter to Attornev Henry Wuppprman, under date Of August llth, in which she says:
 q am in Los Angeles now and have heard no ne~s from Mir. Kip. If you know anything of him or where he is, will y0u please write at once, or tele- graph at my expense. I am not feeling well and am much worried Thanking you again,
 sincerely"
 Mrs. Kip"
 Judging from Mrs. Rips vocabulary, morally speaking she is not sprouting any wings, as yet, but such devotion is certainly deserving of better treatment than she has received at the hands of her recreant companion.
 The Tucson Citizen wants to know: If the Salt0n Sea be permanent. will 1t change the climate in Tucson?' Yuma, Of course, is not especially in- terested in that proposition, but that the permanent existence Of vhe Sa.ton Sea would cat much ice with the eli. m o+io conditions of ., c.o-ot ;oS. fou, h ,,,, drcd miles distant Is not likely. The weather sharps deny that it would af. feet the Yuma climate. We hope they are right; Yuma climate is all right as it is.
 Do you want letter heads? If you do get thein at the Sentinel office.
 Frank Townsend returned Saturday from the coast, where he enjoyed a few days vacation. He particularly noted the fact that the Silton sea rose two feet in nine days. In proof of it he has photographs taken by himself showing the location of the depot with reference to the sea line, going to and coming from Los Angeles.
 Premiums with every article you buy from $1.O0 up at the New York store.
 Captain Meeden, chairman of the board of supervisors, appointed the fifth delegate to the Irrigation Con gross, yesterday, in the person of O. F, the Weils Fargo Express Agent. Frank will leave for Portland | on the 18th, and expects to arrive in that city on the 2lst, the first day of the session.
 See Johnson & Bowles' about dishes given away with cash purchases.
 Mr. Willis Balance; Jr., of Peoria, Illinois, student of Cornell University, stopped eff in Yuma for few days and went out to his fathers ranch in the Yuma valley. He left on Thursday for Los Angeles.
 See Johnson &5 Bowles about dishes given away with cash purchases.
 Mrs. Yarwood and her sister, Miss Caroline Hobbs, returned from Los Sunday evening. Mrs. Var wood is proudly exhibiting her four Necks-old son, born in the City of the Angels.
 The finest line of cigars in the city at Hetcherside $ drug store.
 Judge Burt Dunlap left Sunday night or Cochise to look after his mining in that county, He deputized Col. K. R. Thornton to attend to the luties of probate judge during his ab- 'ence.
 Everybody gets premiums with each ash purchase, at the New York store. Billy Horan's stage line began oper- Ctions last Monday. He has arranged or transfer of passengers who desire O cross the river on boat at the dam ite.
 MT. C. c. Dyer and family recently moved from their ranch in the valley 0 the WoOdman home on Orange ave- tue, now owned by Mrs. L. w. Alexan- Ter.
 See Gandolfos about your groceries They handle the most complete and up o date stock in town. Col. Charles Balance left Sunday morning for a ten days trip to Los Angeles and Catalina Island.