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The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

Nr. L R GrobUyer returned home >undxy- His daughter. Miss Annie Maj. win remain in Chicago for q Sla1rt yiSit- Mr- Grcbnyer and d2agb- ter have Lad trip through the north x1d cas-. zUi but few points of inter s>t Lave t6ey missed. and come tack w1th tEs bonn cf health in their essesSS-
 NJ ts-lcery Apartment was never better equipped @ supply al your wants 4u1 at prices. quality consid- cred -h2t uo one cares n beat. than 2s present.. A supplies are this sea- sauaS choicest output. and 10 pains wll. es spare5 to please you by prompt 1s-lysrE- Cal - phone 5i. ". T. >2uisrS-
 NJ Gearse \. L1rimer. contracting Agent fs- the Joliet Bridge S Iron CoIP&ny, e Memphis. was registered z- ths Marion Tuesday. He farnish- = Mr DSRositt with a blue print 0f lie dr2S span of the contemplated bridge across the St. Francis at Madi- ssn and he sane can be seen at The TlEe> o-1cs
 Circuit Court convened Monday Nit6 UdEe H. N. Hutton presiding. an1 Hen. F. E Andrews looking 2fte- the interests of the state. The laT.es were organized promptly. the cc1Et settled down = business at once. and quite number q minor czSes have been disposed ot oF a1Eznc- - ea their sOute.
 Ms. .. l. Hunter and Ms. Charley C1ta 0t A-seutA came oyer Weines- d4y ou 2 viSit - = 5atIveS and friends tGr former being ! guest = Mrs La uiEe PrewIt. and Mrs M. ". Camp 1s zE9 tEe .ztseE = Ter ant. Ms John FIczsIE monS. Ms Cobb re- turned hone tle sane evening aa1 Mrs. H-lte. today.
 Tie Sisters wi. open | s-h5o. n .Ee Catholic church zbe4t tie zrst ot Iss-aeer TEs >ehcc. vi 6e H1l->ec- tzEi4Ev aHa ta.e cEarEes Nj, o@ 58.y sl rss- month Men and women arg made l- tke >c.-zs7 .. 4L1 aside frau e3- zsat3o9 ia ze-.ers. ihe Sisters vi. s1aca-e tlr children i8 u7r4.s aCa cer1ielce- -1e foundations foF ! ase- t-5 -l.s- l4.. 4H1 s-e them.
 S5n cA3. t1s ia szzS1 < coming e. ali -Ezr@ ; Ise ; = e S5Ie sickness iG ta-a country Ne azs riEilc t-s-9 aItE tls- gods lEzt yaa Heei Oar StscS . si>sk = s=e--zl - TaEe - t-zz st4te. ard Kaea y.sz 3ze 4u ree3 z. t1e rs4l agtzc.e come ts = We Nl- E.Fs Yao tAs Les gods iu -le s.@te ll1-s tE-sy. NazEF x F1zs-
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 The mos4ai.o4s are J1st now begin ning - ge- czSy. tkcets .Le SezSsz l ls .a-e. aa1 we have few more of l tEoee re46y-Ials mosquito ha-s with l frames, e2sj. ' 41 51Sea and a.. ready for immediate lse which We wiil oTfer As aag h .5.ey last q sl.5l and ! g. 0-E stock v-E1 }As- acag !. these ] prlees- - cal. cary it ya1 want one. ] - riDg q F-S-e.3-sis2l am < ..lerssl Company.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20
A Sure Ours for Malaria.

Try IGcat2l Chilf Tonic. superior to a.. acceptable 70 tfse nos delicate person. One boC1ie vi w5.E wen ders- Price 5ss>- I free sample ac J :. T. Sanders D<1E Store
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20
The Verdict of the
 People

ing will induce sae readers try anything that's adveresedOn MERIT DOES THE REST shining example of this principle the romantic play Mnte which presented this city This play produced after seventy IT MUST BE MERToR0US DON'T YOU THINK? USUAL PRICES WILL PREVAIL.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

" H- Miller. manager q the com press eff yesterday evening fer Wi b.l2. Mississippi. e nee. his family. VIC have been visiting there foy so-s
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

time. He will return Monday. oi,1s ing them with him. We coEEFs -.--s -s-..
 Mr. Miller on their hone co1nins.r =. f the .sOwls'- d. lose good z.s-1- -<-.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20
THEATRE TALK NO. 2

pays wait after a for good ts even a the drama bringing splendid receupene of you have had.
 Aonte crsto' which play hstsn be feel
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

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The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20
Real Romantic
 Drama

entire world and will live examples of dramatic MERIToRIOUS PLAY WITHOUT AN INTELLIGENT CAST artistic and effective production impossible. No pains the best, bright intelligent, selected n each sdaptabty par he
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

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The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

NT N A P54->-a sd cwo- .acl-l-s-o-6 eel, T1e>5ay :7rs-5 cash. he aEiI2. . c1 delivered next UcZ- M- Pe2r~aE raa sEzs "a. | EsAFS t5 rl4-ss -taa stCc8 a18 NJ FrAD 4 Is4E-Hs.ac sge-- she E--c 4Ss. sss,r.s5iers -!-4t 1z a.l-Ea-t tl.z e1. c-5za. ' -s -taAasz -szs S.E..
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

J7st ra5eIvsd st NzI1ry k FozE :. fEZ tsz a-Escss1 wz.stsaz>e iE Ken taeSy- -sa Garre.s - -A4- me cd I-sa-EE Al.ssx | . EiFsE - ay : >Ezr- zCs 5nss iEeHc people = t,a .sze F1fg t.aS- Nl4j>sy eTeg 1F9-El.- = -F@>t Eyty-
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

Mss trs-r-zss CExzS.s- zsl. sszvs >zEasAy tcs- E. ls N1sz--xi1 NiSssSsi 1ul = eater ScfAa14. Mss ASzsS Cssxrs1 q = E. >-- AElss AesA5@-E 1n Mezrszi< = T-a--as sk1ssS 1-e Er2-s15xGsf.-e-S = lS-1&z1z1 Isye-. = Ni5s1er-
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

ONE OF THE GREATEST DRA- kATIc TRIUMPES OF THEAT- REGAL HISTORY, both artistically
 and financially. l, has had phe-
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

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The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

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The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

!. Ecz- fad 6a,sS a1< 55zss. we fsw o1ses q. PracklE A>a Bitte-s wa.s Ss- ZS--s-S -lE- Ic sEeS.sn> et.s ervz-1 Sz-szzz-l lssrls tlzs stomach Ars
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The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

Or osi fFssn3- Csaosy. = X45iSoa. r zAs aTt- N aEs1zs with T.o5itEcA. t.se l1 Gzs ooooe.- He intends = 1sr to- castk. G13 altH 8 a.-as V-2e- .ae< as w1s3 trx- Er1oe NSccz in ] a.2ls- stake >9ees.ss = CAArsyz
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

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The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

Nhsu ve- van Cri-z HaY r- ge- t11e a.-s- iu -aW1g | cz,s-S nsa more -hzz tf9 0.le- kind cd YaHniSsee ls Else aas- and | seTyed ia any styie - eo1rte32> zl1 seAtlenanly Sa .es- men tE T. (. Fo. be. Jr. < Com pzuy z- tl9e Magnolia Saloon.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

NJ Ez1sst G-ins- LAS rs-S-rszss .-o- Al erfe25e3 &-si P5sSs4n, yzss. w-t1 v k-jns> 3-I5 friends iz D5cks-- s1Ez- Isl1SsSs<- And h2s reszzed lis Ts-sa-5csE N5.k ' C Fe-e-s- -. < e. 1o3 Ni- ee gE1 - sex Is trse15s-
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

II you want a jug q good whisky you can zer it al Che Magnolia Saloon. where there l. great variety at brands 2t prices - s4i- i S alne,- 5raBeIeS. UiTera. waters. bottle and keg beers ecc. Cal and see u> T (. Folbre. IT. k Company.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

Gel lie chzii-e1 rs2sy ss- Sclsoal.
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The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

There will be I Fifth Sunday meet ing izetd at tEe Baptist church in this city. commencing Ol Friday night. the -1th. and continuing ln9il Sun t4Y night Several visiting preaeAers gill he present. ard a.. VerSons are cordially invited = attend
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

NJ A | fs1zS uezt se Ne-rz-lS yesterday te Sse1-e Ei-4 &rS her. 2ze 1rs Ec1 ssvsz vsz-Ss -s>ESyt rs- av. frc- &c ExrAZs He lad sx- e s1. erszss1.zAl> 4s3 v1 gre ths c 1-s- s1gz hoe
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

and infsllibly. ANYTHING THAT BECOMES POPULAR Is GOOD, AND NOTHING CAN BE- COME POPULAR THAT Is NOT GOOD. The people never make q mistake. Newspaper advertis-
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

NaSqlifc 1aEs with francs com ' gle and ready fer Use ea>i.T sa 8.ssz- esi aIsd convenient 1.-the E@S- rhsng 6f tLe sin1 ol tte 42rS- Ne aye 4Cs- ing then. el- 2- 5 5a ard S- aS Iang aS tEey aS- og.y feR u1ere eff ls>e .-'frsl 4zlz--A .aes>1a Com pSty-
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

Ire yolng men ot this toxn sho are anxio2s Io gel the n1rSt for their clothes money. and be right up to tLe scratch in sty3e viii do wei to see the new faHl display af Schwabs Yo1ug mems fashions I FEssell-Gra- ham, \ i1erson Company.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

Ms. .. I Hunter and Ms. Charley Cee5, 0t A-seat4- came oyer Wednes- d4y ol vis5t - relatives and friends. tGe former tsllE ! guest = Ms. La uiEe Prew5tt and Ms M. ". Camp 1s E aE2 tEs .ztteE = Ter ant. Ms. John fltz>lE Hol>. Ms Cobb re- turned hone tEe sane evening. aa5 Mrs. Hunter .od2y.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-20

C3rcGit Court convened Monday Eith Judge II. N. Hutton presiding 2na Hon. P F. Andrews looking 2f,e- the interests of the state. The g1T.es were organized pEon ply. tie oc1rt settled down - business al once. and quite number of minor cases have been disposed ot or a3vznc- e3 en their Eoute.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
STORIES OF THE AZlIEREIC CAN VENDETTA
==-- FREDERIC j. HASKIN "
By FREDERIC J. HASkN

Judge Carilwell. a brotherin-law of DR..
Cox, remained in his store 5iy and
night. holding court there when ses-
sions were necessary. and never show
ing his face at the window The store
was opposite that Of the Hargis broth
ers, leaders of the opposing clan.
a fendist who wished 10 ge. p shot
at n man who had immured himself in
his home took cow bell under his arm
and slipped into the man s garden one
dark night He then gently swayed
the bell until he heard the intended
victim s wife wakep him and ask him
to 90 out and drive the cow out of the
truck patch AS the man opened the
door the ''cow' arose and hred both
barrels of q shotgun, The ruse was
effective and the story is told in the
mountains for its fine flavor of humor.
the tragedy being entirely subordinated
TO the comedy IN the mountain mind.
Two mountaineerS fought with fists
IN cornficld. The results lacked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

fnality and the men repaired to their
homes for their shooting irons The
man who owned n rife knew that his an
tagonist had a shotgun. Desiring to
get a long range shot he hurried down
the road toward the other man 3 home,
but before he got to the bend of the
road that offered opportunities for his
Workmanship he Was surprised by a
load of buckshot fred from the crotch
of tree. The other man had realized
the ineffectiveness of his weapon at
rifle range, and had taken precautions
accordingly, The man who showed the
superior generalship has since enjoyed
life, liberty and the pursuit of hapi-
ness.
When the French Eversole feud was
nj it's height tn eleader of the French
clan wired to the Governor of Ken
lucky that he had the Eversoles cor
ncred in church at Hazard, and re-
quested the loan of cannon from the
State arsenal to clean them out. APP
parently he could not understand the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

81 size Tapestry Table Cow
ers. knotted fringe all around.
all colors. regular Sl.2o grades
Full sizes striped Oriental
Couch Covers, good colorings
and fringed all around. regular
Si.50 values,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

An old and we'll tried remedy, Mrs
Winslow s Soothing Syrup, has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothess
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for disarrhoea, Sold by, drug
pists in every part of the world. Bo
Sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow S Sooth-
ing Syrup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

low him TO be punished by the law did
not meet with the ideas of equity resld.-
ing in the breasts of the members OF
the Howard clan Baker appeared for
n moment at the door Of a tent between
two militiamen. The instant he ,ap-
pcared the thin, sharp report OF
magazine rife was heard and the
doomed clnnsman pitched forward on
his face. Two companies of militia nn.
der Colonel Roger Williams friend OF
President Roosevelt I, who has seen hgn!
inc in the Black Hills, charged the dI'
rcctjon from which the shot came but
no clue was ever found and no arrest
was ever made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

mountaineer who is marked -
sometimes goes into his house and there
remains for an indefinite period. or up-
ill friend succeeds in ambushing the
man who is looking for him From
the time that DR.. B. D. Cox was as
sassinated until the Kentucky militia
occupied Jackson to restore order and
protect the court during an investiea.
tion by a special grand jury, Police
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
Great CSC Sale

Sateen, gingham, heatherbloom,
moreen aud chambray, many ruffled
and Aounced styles. Regular prices
up to Sl65-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills az
ford prompt relief 70, weak kidneys.
bacltache and urinary troubles. Sold by
Anstee- Brice Drug Co. a. s. Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
Chamberlain Colic, Cholera ant
DiarrIoea Remedy.

There is probably no medicine made
that is relied upon with more implicit
confidence than Chamberlain Is Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Dur.
ing the third of century in which it
has been in use, people have learned
that 1t is the one remedy that never
fails. When reduced with water and
sweetcned it is pleasant to take For
Bale by all druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

When feud is raging in mountain
town 1t is difficult to get any ono TO
serve as a peace officer, and the posi-
tion Of town marshal and Coroner are
often vacant. The inhabitants not con
l,Ncted with feuds are often almost az
much in fear of bullets as the feudists
themselves. The mountaineer, like the
cowboy, is fond of hearing the music of
his firearms, and careless as to which
way he pointed his "gun. Shooting at
lanterns carried as signals Of peace
is sometimes INDUCED in for the mere
sport of seeing the victim Of the Joke
take TO his heels, In Jackson, during
the Hargis- Cockrill feud number of
neutral business men carried their Ian
terms on the ends Of poles, so that bull
lets aimed Mt them would not pass too
close to their feet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

The contempt of the mountain as
sassin for the law was illustrated when
the Kentucky militia went into Clay
county TO quell strifo between the How
ard and Baker clans Tom Baker was
arrested and put under guard. To al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

Governor IS lack of interest in the
cause. When the miltia went into the
mountains TO protect the peace officers,
some fifty indictments against the
French clan were returned but alib
witnesses were as thick as locusts in
Egypt and no important results fol
lowed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
For Over Fifty Yanrs,

Tomorrow Miniature Painting In
America
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-16
TtMPE
TELEPHONE ....,....... ..,..351
THE SANTA FEE DEPOT.
Broken Into Again But There Was
Nothing There 20 Steal.

II has either become a habit with
some party or parties to break into
the Santa Fe depot at this place or
else it is a peculiar coincidence that
almost the only depredatiOns of that
kind that occur here have as their OBJ
jcCt Of attack, that lone structure.
Whoever made the last raid. however,
must have been sorely disappointed.
for the depot has been out OF use for
several months. The depot is now be-
ing used for cantaloupe shipping, and
Sunday night was locked up as usual
by the shippers. The next morning.
however, it was found that during the
night. a window in the waiting room
had been broken, the catch held and
the window raised. The door between
II and the office had then been batter
ed down and whoever was doing the
deed had thereby gained access to. the
office as well as store room. II avail
him nothing. however. as there wasn't
a single thing of value there to be TAX
en- except a few cases of honey that
are being stored there. Not even a
cantalOupe was left and ii is presum-
cd that after an inspection of the sit
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Guthrie and Miss Hubbard of
Phoenix were visitors here yesterday.
Willis Grander and wife are here
from Tucson visiting friends and rel
atives.
Miss Dawson of Phoenix has accept
ed a position with the Pacific Cream
err company as assistant bookkeeper.
Clayton Whitehead of Mesa was a
business visitor here yesterday.
d. \. Millett Of Enterprise is Wis
itor here for few days on business
and pleasure.
E. C. Graham. a cantaloupe inspect
or. arrived here yesterday from CAL
ifornia and viii spend the rest of the
season on the south side.
Miss Marie Bowers left last even
ing for Los Angeles on ali extended
visit with an uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A Packard arrived
here yesterday morning from Naco.
Mrs. Packard went on to Phoenix and
Mr. Packard stopped over here for the
day. The- expect to leave this week
for an extended trip into Canada. and
will not return before fall.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-16
SURVEYING THE GREATEST
WATER.POWER IN SOUTH
Party of Engineers Has Been on Chat
tahoochee River Nine Months and
Will be Engaged Three Months
Longer.

Columbus. Ga. July 1.-THE work of
making an accurate and detailed sur
yey of the largest water power in the
southern states, and what is declared
to be the greatest in all America, with
the one exception of Niagara Falls, is
now nearing completion. although il
viii probably be three months yet be7
fore the engineers have all their data
in hand.
For just exactly nine months large
party of engineers in the employ of
the Columbus Power Company has
been engaged in the survey of the
wealth of water power along the Chat
tahoochee river between Columbus
and West Point, Ga. In this distance,
"a miles, the river falls just exactly
1874 feet. affording a power which has
been estimated by the United States
engineers at 125.OO0 horse power. The
Columbus Power Company, a four
million dollar corporation, controls
about 10000 horse power of this ire
mendOus natural energy. The extern
sive surveys are but preliminary to
the development of this power. The
company now has two power plants in
operation and is preparing to build a
third one. The development of this
power is attracting national attention,
and letters are constantly being re-
Ceived from manufacturers at dis
lance who are contemplating locating
here in order To get the benefit of
cheap power now offered. One of the
recent inquiries was from a concern
so large in its scope that it requires
10000 horse power both day and night.
The surveys which have just been
made. paving the way for The further
development of this water power. have
been made with great care. complete
data being collected. The party of en-
gineers has varied in numbers from a
dozen to 20. and the work has been
pushed ahead steadily. The surveyors
are now on the Alabama side of the
stream.
The fact that a year is required to
make all the surveys and collect the
requisite data illustrates the big scale
on which the water power develop
ment will be conducted. At one point
the erection of an eighty foot dam is
regarded as feasible by the engineers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-16
FARMERS AND THE RACES.
Profits Of the Big Tracks Help TO Run
County Fairs.

One thing that amazes the visitor
from out of town who drops in on
the race tracks around New York is
that betting is in full swing despite
signs announcing that it is illegal.
There is one section of the Percy
Gray law-the law forbidding betting
on horse races in New York state
that is at once very strong and very
weak. II provides that the state shall
receive out of the gross revenues Of
the race tracks a certain percentum.
BY the original law the state got >
per cent \ year ago, when a sharp
fight was made in the legislature. the
racing people consented to an amend
ment whereby this percentage is in
creased gradually until the state re-
ceives ~ per cent. The money from
the race tracks goes TO the state agri-
cultural societies for the support OF
county fairs
The amount the county fairs get is
so great that il dazzles the upstate
legislators. II averages about $1,000 a
day for every lay day of the year The
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-16

quest the Pinto Creek stage driver to
call at her home for a bundle. \
search warrant was secured and the
bundle proved to contain two rugs re-
Gently bought by the hotel. further
search of the house revealed a large
quantity of table and bed linen which
is said to be the property of the hotel
II is thought that Mrs. Bacon had
an accomplice at Pinto Greek and yes
terday morning Mr.. Hansen. accompa-
MED by a deputy sheriff. left for there
with n search warrant Sensational
developments are anticipated in the
affair upon the return of the officer
and manager. Mr.. Hansen's loss dur
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE

Friends of Ernest Corbell are con-
siderably exercised over his mysteri-
Gus disappearance. He was last seen
Friday about noon and at that time
made an appointment with fellow
members of the National Guard for
practice shooting the following day.
he did not show IN as per agreement.
put nothing was thought of it at the
thme- 1t was presumed that he had
been detained in some manner When
he was not seen the day following or
even yesterday. there was some excite
ment among his friends and IL is
thought that Il he IS rot heard from
today steps will be taken to ascertain
his whereabouts.
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average boy of several weeks older.
RELATIVES HEARD FROM.

Justice Nielsen rad a reply from
the telegram sent the relatives of Jas.
Duffey, who died here Saturday, yes
terday and was instructed to have the
remains inferred here. Since they had
already been removed to Phoenix, it
is likely that the funeral services will
be held there. They will be under the
auspices of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers of which Duffey was
a member. Several members of the
brotherhood from Phoenix, and one
from Jerome We're here Sunday max
ing arrangements for the services.