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Williams news., 1908-02-15

Howard Noble, Plaintiff
 vs }summons J. T. Clapp, Defendant)
 Action brought in the Justice Court of Grand Canyon Precinct in and for the County n1 Coconino, in the Territory of Arizona In the the name of the Territory Of Arizona: To J. T Clapp, defendant, GREETING: You are hereby summoned and required to appea' in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the Justice Court of Grand Canyon Precinct in and for the County of Coconino. in the Territory of Arizona and answer to the complaint filed in said Jus tice Court, at Grand Canyon, in said county within five days, exclusive of the day of service, after he service upon you of this summons, if served within this precinct; but if served rith- out this precinct, but within the county, ten days; if served out of the county. fifteen days {; in all other eases. twenty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you. Given under my hand at Grand Canyon this 18th day of January, 1908.
 l.. L. FERRALL,
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct HENRY F. ASHU RST
 Attorney for the Plaintiff.
 (First Publication Feb 15 19OS)
 (Last Publication March II, l90S)
Williams news., 1908-02-15

Or and after March 1st, 1908, the postoffice will observe the fol- lowing hours: General delivery, from S:3O am. to 7 pm:
 We have an excellent line of shirts, hats, cars, shoes, trunks, suit cases, etc, that we will sell at low prices.-Joe Blumberg & Co,
 Quite a number of Williams peo pie have been enjoying the excel lent slay riding made possible by the big snow which fell the first of week.
 "Uncle Bob" Kinser was in from his cattle ranch near Anita the first of the week, transacting business and bidding the baby goodbye
 E. L. Crowell, cashier of the United States customs house at Nogales. has been arrested on the charge of embedding $25OO of the funds in his charge.
 Try Scotten's coffee. Your money back if not if not satisfactory. No other merchant will sell you coffee on these terms.
 Jos. JOHNSTON, Sole Agent.
 In this issue of the NEWS, on the third gage is the ad of Joe Blum berg & Co.,, the new clothing es- tablishment, and we hope our readers will not overlook it.
 Jack Jones, advance agent for "The Holy City" Company was in Williams the first of the week, try ing to make arrangements for presenting that excellent play here
 Joe Blumberg & Co.,. the new clothing firm. has just opened its new store in the bank building and invites everyone who wants to save money on his wearing apparel to come around and get acquainted
 c. M. Bentley left Sunday fol his ranch near Phoenix, which he recently purchased Mir. Bentley expects to return in about ten days and resume his duties at the saw mill.
 The ground hog, as weather in dica tor. cannot he used in Arizona as the weather is so uncel tain tha no ground hog ever dared to risl it's reputation by locating in thi territory.-Prescott Courier.
Williams news., 1908-02-15

T.. A. " one anu party IciL lOi Rio Puerco Monday. On arriving there they staked cut the turn out" connecting the Eastern Rail- way of New Mexico and the Santa Fe road"
 Owing to a change in the law made by the last legislature, the town election will not take place until the 4th Monday in May, in stead of the 1st Monday in April, as formerly.
 Mrs. Clarence Lamb and two children, of Prescott, who have been visiting with her husbands parent. Mir. and Mrs. Esau Lamb, for the past week, returned to their home on Wednesday.
 The big snow which covered all Northern Arizona this> week was worth a million dollars, yet we dare say there are plenty of people who are kicking because they have to wade in the snow.
 The following have been ap- pointed special officers: Geo. Me Dougall, George s. Patten, Frank H. Adams, Allen Stricklin, Jam Stricklin. Richard Schultz, Fred Lyons and Ora Smith.
 J. L. Doyle arrived in the city on No. ? Thursday evening. He has been employed in the southern ! part of Arizona and Mexico for the past two years, and reports business rather slow at present.
 Yesterday was St Valentine day and the good old saint must have been working overtime. judging by some of the Cart" caricatures sent out. It was also our birthday we'll, we were not forgotten.
 Mr and Mrs. Harry Miner re- turned from Los Angeles Sunday evening. Mrs. Miner has beer living there for several months fol the benefit of her health, and re. turns home much improved.
 Mrs. Rec Stockton left for Win. slow Saturday evening on No. for a short visit with her daughter Mrs LaChance, returning home Monday. She was in the wreck but fortunately received no injuries Owing to the indictment weather work on the grounds surrounding the new Harvey house has beer somewhat retarded the past week However, this has not been the cas' on the interior of the big building
 We want to become acquainted with all men who buy their wearins apparel in Williams We are il position to save them money. Gu goods are all entirely nee ant the best and latest.-Joe Blumber, & Co.
 If any one mentions the fact t' you that "the range is badly i' need of little more snow or rain, inst at present. swat him on tn spot. It has been showing or rain ing almost every day for the pas two weeks.
 The city administration has beer making a raid on the canine popu lation this week and an inventor, of all the living dogs now in Vii Hams would show a decided shrink age in comparison with one takel a week ago. Bob" Walker, ex deputy sheril and politician, has been circulatin among his old friends in the cit during the. week Bob" is nov in the employ of the Santa Fe a Flagstaff. and has retired from tn political arena-mav be-
 News has been received of th death of Mrs. Muriel Wright a , Clifton, Ariz. Mrs. Wright wa : grand chief of the Pythian Sister ]. in Ariznna and Mrs A I Monr.
Williams news., 1908-02-15

fully by the saloons of the city in restraint of the satisfaction of thirst, is beginning to go to pieces. Three of the saloons which had i entered into the unholy agreement 10 advance the price of beer 10 ten cents have broken away and are selling it at the old familiar figure of five cents. They claim that five cents was the limit of the trade . within their several jurisdictions | but that is where ever, l ing that goes to pieces begins to disintegrate' Phoenix Republican.
 Wm. F. Dermont returned Tues day from a ten days trip to Sagi- naw Michigan, wher. he Ead heen 1 in attendance at the annual meet ing of the stock holders fl he Sagi- | nav and Manistee Lumber Com l pany. Mir. Dermont was again honored by being reelected presi- lent and general manager of the company.
 About 9:3O o'clock last Sunday morning the private car of Mir. E. A. Wolfe, in the local railroad wards was discovered to be on fire. But for the timely arrival and and heroic work of Mir. J. G. Wolfe the car would have been destroyed. Cause of the fire unknown. The loss amounted to bout $500.
 While standing beside the rail road tracks at Tucson, Geo. Grant, age 10, was struck by hobo and knocked under the rapidly moving wheels. His body was horribly mangled and he died in the hospi tai few hours later. The tramp esca ped on the train and has not yet been apprehended.
 A Colorado man visiting in Yuma prophecies that acreage in that vicinity will be worth 5000 in a few years. And the time is not far distant when every acre of agri cultural land within fifty miles of Williams be worth twenty times what it can be purchased for at the present time.
 Mrs. Neidig, of Los Angeles, supreme vice president of the Fra ternal Brotherhood order, visited the local lodge Saturday evening The event was made the occasion for general good time After the lodge work an elegant supper was partaken of by those in attendance.
 J. B. Jones arrived home from the San Jacinto hot springs and Los Angeles last Sunday evening, where he had been for several weeks trying to get the best of m attack of rheumatism. We are fpleased to state he returns much improved.
 L. N. Kinser, wife and baby de- parted last Saturday for San Diego, Cal where they will visit for some time with a brother of MT. Kinser. If Louie can find a suitable loca- ton he may engage in business in that section of the country.
 Mir. Small, a cousin of J. B. Jones arrived here this week and has ac- cepted a position in the Cabinet.
 John G. Verkamp. of Flagstaff, was in the city Friduy, en route home from the Grand Canyon. Cheer up, your left arm will soon be-a little sorer.
 Local news decidedly scarce the past week.
 , Leave my left arm alone
 Notice to the Public Any one wishing the loan of chairs from I. o. O. F. hall can have them for tweDtv- fOur bOurS
Williams news., 1908-02-15
Notice to the Public

Any one wishing the loan of chairs from I. o. o. F. hall can have them for twenty-four hours for 5 cents each. See
 H. HICKS, Secretary.
Williams news., 1908-02-15
SUMMONS

In the Justice Court, Grand Canyon Precinct
 County of Coconino, Territory of Arizona
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
LANKERSHlM HOTEL GIVES
BANQUET TO HAMBURGERS
Shows Appreciation Of EnterprisIng
Spirit Displayed In Starting the
Mammoth establishment in
Southern District

Err. Cooper and Edward Davis, pro-
prietors of the Lankershim hotel, ten
dered a complimentary banquet last
night to the proprietors and heads of
departments of the Hamburger store.
The banquet was given as a token of
appreciation to the prQprietors of the
big store for their enterprise in moving
to that quarter of the city.
The establishment of the new store
and the impetus 1t is sure to give BUSH
ness in the southern section of the BUSH
ness district was the principal theme
cwelt upon by the speakers.
M. A. Hamburger, president of the
company. acted as toastmaster, and
called on rrst one and then another in
an informal manner He complimented
the management of the Lankershim
hotel in a neat speech and then called
upon d. A. Hamburger, vice president.
who spoke on the history of the store
from its early days to its occupation
Of the present magnificent structure,
which is the largest building on the
Pacific coast.
w. r. Chamberlain, assistant to the
PRESIDENT. told about the new building
and d. III. Schumann, sales manager,
selected as his topic the success Of the
firm. Others who spoke were A. NJ.
Calyer, q. r. Cooper, Mr.. Brewster and
w. N. Bailiej superintendent.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
DUFFY MAKES SORRY
SHOWING IN COURT
Bows His Head While Complaint Is
Being Read and Mumbles Mean
ingIess Answers to JUS
tlce's Questions

An emaciated old man, every line of
his face depicting utter WEAKNESS of
living, with the CLINT of insanity in his
glazed eyes. shambled into Justice
Roses court yesterday, supported on
either side by a bailiff. He was Henry
]. Duffy, who chopped off the head of
his son. Fred A. Duffy, and that of his
daughter, Mrs. zaidah La Com. August
IL, and who, after attempting to muir
der his divorced wife, gashed his own
throat in a feeble effort to kill himself.
Duffy appeared in court with band
age about his neck and another on his
head, which was injured in his strug-
gle with officers. When the complaint
charging him with murder was read
he bowed his head on the back of the
bench in front and remained in that
position. The whole proceeding meant
nothing to him. The words that. JUS
tice Rose read to him were simply
words, and had no meaning. When
asked when he would be ready for his
examination he shook his head and
mumbled something.
His hearing was set for August 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
connIInentInn RrIde.to-Re

One OF the pretty affairs Of yesterday
was that given by Mrs. w. G. Brain on
Grand View for her niece, Miss Lulu
Tryon, whose engagement to w. +.
Martin, a young civil engineer con-
nected with the United States reclama-
ton service, was announced last week.
Mrs. Brain was assisted by her
cousin. Miss Bertha Brain, and the
guests were entertained with a contest,
which consisted in building air castles
for the bride, to be out of toothpicks
and eumdrops, one of the little Jap
anese bungalows with matched roofs
which contained the toothpicks being
retained by each guest as souvenir
of the occasion. An informal musical
program was rendered by Miss Ethel
Coleman, Miss Lulu Freeman and Mrs.
Burt Harmon Countless little pink
hearts of various sizes were entWined
with ropes of asparagus and furnished
the decoration for drawing and living
rooms.
Among the guests, all personal
friends Of the bride, who enjoyed the
happily appointed occasion were Mes
danes ]. M. Tryon, r. G. Tryon, Mary
Tryon. Harmon, Coleman, Freeman.
II. A. Schulz, Tolar, Ruff, Mabel Miller.
Iippold. Shelburne; Misses Merle
Hutchinson, Ethel Coleman, Lulu
Freeman, Bertha Brain. Maude Boice,
Clara Alden, Lucy Kelsey, Isabelle
Kelsey, Helyn Henry, Vienna O. Fin
new. Grace Henderson. Minnie Tran
schel. Gussie Gathman. Hattie Gath
man. Alice Irvine, Kathleen Irvine,
Anna Ross Mary Ross, Mayme James,
JJla James, Bertha Cronkhite.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
HONEYMOON EXPENSES
LAND HIM IN PRISON
SON OF WEALTHY BUSINESS
MAN ARRESTED
Accused of Passing Worthless Checks
In Los Angeles and Finally
Located at San Fran
cisco Home

Joseph B. Jardine, jr., son of a
wealthy business man of San Fran
cisco, was arrested in that city yester-
day on instruction from local detec-
tive headquarters, charged with pass
ing two worthless checks while he was
in Los Angeles on his honeymoon last
July.
Jardine was married in San Fran
cisco In July, and, with his bride, drove
to this city in motor car. They
stayed at the best hotels and spent
money freely. Jardine is accused of
fraudulently drawing two checks, one
for $500 in favor of L. A. Ramsey of
the I. w. Hellman building, who was
friend of the young mans father.
and the other for SIS, which, it is al
legged, he passed on H. c. Brandt, 94S
North Main street. Both were on the
London, Paris and American bank OF
San Francisco. He then left the city,
and when the checks were returned as
worthless complaints were fled against
him.
One of the warrants was mailed to
Chief Buggy Of San Francisco on the
supposition that Jardine would return
home before long. Detective Ingram
left last night to bring him back to
stand trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
Church WeddIna

Westlake Presbyterian church was
the scene of pretty wedding last
evening, when, at S:45 o'clock, the pas
tor. Rev. Will d. Lands, read the mar
riage service for Miss Bertha Gath
right, daughter of Mrs. John Gath
right, of Manhattan place, and Fred
Brandon Nellums. young business
man Of Los Angeles. Both bride and
groom are members of Mr.. Lands
church.
Miss Henrietta Geiger attended the
bride. who was given in marriage by
MAJ. holland, Mr.. Campbell standing
with the groom. The bride was at
tired in an imported gown of lace and
crepe de chine, over which fell the
folds Of q long tulle veil, and her bou-
ouet was of roses. The bridesmaid
was in white organdy over taffeta and
carried long stemmed roses.
MIR. and Mrs Nellums left at once for
a two weeks trip to near by points of
interest. and after their return win be
at home at the brides former address,
1888 Manhattan place.
Both young people are southerners,
Mr.. Neilums' former home being in
Nashville. Tenn, and that of the bride
in louisville, KY. Three hundred in
vitations were issued for the wedding,
many Of them going to eastern friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
LOS ANGELES TEACHER DIES
FROM HEAT IN NEW YORK


AS result of prostration caused
by the extreme heat in New York Miss
Annie H. Junkin, prominent school
teacher of Los Angeles, passed away
in the eastern metropolis Wednesday.
A telegram to that eeffct was received
yesterday.
Miss Junkin was Frustrated two
weeks ago. but it was thought that
she had recovered. For sixteen years
she had been teaching in Los Angeles,
being until a year ago in the kinder
garten department.
A year ago Miss Junkin began teach
ing in the domestic science prancn,
and during this years vacation went
to Columbia university to equip herself
better for her work.
She resided with her mother and sis
ter. Mrs. Jane M. Junkin and Miss
Mary Junhin, at 1923 West Twenty
first street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
Society
NEW brides have SO wide a circle of
II friends to be interested in their

IL EW brides have SO wide a circle OF
friends to be interested in their
= nuptials as has DR.. e. Myrtle
Welcome, for three years resident
physician at the Pacific hospital. who
yesterday became the bride of Edward
A. de Blois, prominent real estate
man at Brady.
The wedding took place at noon In
Pasadena, at the home of the ofriciat-
ing clergyman, Rev. D. r. Mansneld,
on Peoria street, an old-time family
friend, and was witnessed by the
brides father Rev. George z. Well
come, of Braly, and Mrs. Elva X.
Thayer an intimate friend OF the
bride, contracting parties and wit
nesses going over to Pasadena In their
machine and returning to the home OF
Mrs. Thayer on North Sichel street for
dinner. For her marriage the bride
wore an Empire gown of white silk
trimmed with Venetian point.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Bots left yesterday
afternoon for month in the noun
tains, after which they will receive
their friends at their pretty home IN
Braly.
This marriage is the outgrowth OF
another wedding which took place last
year. when Mr.. De Blois was best man
at the marriage Of DR.. Welcomes sis
ter and there met the charming young
woman with whom he at once fell In
love and who he later persuaded to as
sumo his name.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
TRUST COMPANY GUARDIAN
OF ESTATE OF JOHN C. KoFoE0

Pending further action in the courts,
the Los Angeles Trust company was
Yesterday made guardian by an order
of the superior court of the estate or
John C. Kofoed. This decision is the
outcome Of a petition for guardianship
flied some time ago by Kofoed's rela-
tives, who claim Mrs. Kofoed, whom
he married a year ago, had invested
S25oO given to her by her husband and
placed the property in her own name.
The case against the Title insurance
and Trust company and Metropolitan
Bank Trust company, VINO We're named
a defendants in the proceedings in the
belief that part of the money was de-
nosited with these firms, was dis
missed
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
Y. M. C. A. SELECTS NAME
FOR RECENTLY FORMED CLUB

After due consideration Of list Of 300
names submitted for the title OF the
new mems club, which is to occupy
spacious quarters in the new Z: nj. Q:
A. building, the committee mas decide1
70 select the "Ios Angeles club as
that under which it will be known in
the future.
Arthur Let's, George I. Cochran and
Julius A. Brown have been elected to
the board of directors from the associa-
ton. and L. B. Burck and Gilbert 5.
Wright from the club at large. ). L..
CHASE who has been assistant secretary
Of the California club, will act as man
ager for the new club.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21

Mary, Widney, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Widney of West Jefferson
street, whose engagement to Sidney
Reeve was announced recently. Fol-
lowing the matinee the guests we're en-
tertained at the Copper Kettle tea
room.
Besides the guest of honor, Mrs.
Stephens entertained Mrs. J. e. Steph-
ems, Mrs. H. J. Howard, Mrs. w. L.
Alton, Mrs. March Shelton, Mrs. Walter
Corbin, Mrs. Paul Pauly, Miss Grace
Norton, Miss Hannah Mcdonald, Miss
Katharine Widney, Miss Grace Van
AIstyne, Miss Edith stephens and Miss
Ethel Shrader.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
Fawver-carson

Miss Daisy MAZE Carson and Willis
Floyd Fawver were married at the
home of the brides mother Mrs. Mary
Carson, on West Fifth street, Wednes-
day at noon, Rev. J. ]. Pritchett or
Trinity Methodist church officiating.
Owing to a recent bereavement in the
brides family, the services were at
tended only by members of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fawver will tour South
ern California and return to Los An
geles early in October, and will be at
home at 1918 West Fifth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
INJUNCTION FILED AGAINST
SALE OF GOLD MINING STOCK

An injunction suit to restrain Sheriff
w. A. Hammel from disposing of stock
in the Seal of Gold Mining company, to
satisfy Judgment for $5O9.57., was filed
yesterday by II. A. Landwehr IN the
superior court. The Judgment against
I.andwehr was secured in the superior
court Of Riverside county by A. N:
Youngloye, and the injunction is asked
for pending an appeal. The sale OF the
stock is advertised for August q, ana
I,andwehr says if it is not stopped he
would suffer loss of 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY WILL
NOT ADVERTISE LIQUORS

AS result of an appeal on the. part
of the w. G. T. u. federation c. M.
Seeiey, divisional superintendent Of the
Sunset Telephone company. has prom
ised that there shall be no liquor adj
vertisements on the covers of the tele-
phone directory.
The present directory has a large
beer advertisement on the cover, In q
conspicuous place, and the W. =. L. Y.
members considered 1t an insult and
injustice to have it in their homes. Mr.
Seeley has written letter to the sec
rotary in reply to the request, making
it known that in the future the Sunset
directories will have no more liquor adj
Vertisements.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
several Years In Europe

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Lockhart of Rich
street and their two charming daugh-
ters, Miss Ethel and Miss Kathleen,
left over the Salt Lake last evening
for New York, where the women OF the
party are sailing September 1 for an
absence Of several years in Europe.
They will go directly to Paris, where
Miss Kathleen plans to spend several
wears in the study of music, and where
she will give especial attention to the
cultivation of her voice under famous
teachers.
Mr.. Lockhart is only accompanying
his wife and daughter as far as New
York, but will cross In the spring and
join them in Paris.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
GETS DOLLAR WATCH, FOUR
BITS AND SCARE AS REWARD

A dollar watch, a four-bit piece and
bad scare were what a burglar got who
broke into the residence of Mrs. VIII
liam Cummings, 2441s South Grand av-
enue at 2:SO o'clock yesterday morning.
When Mrs. Cummings woke out of
sound sleep to find a man ransack1ng
the bureau drawers she cried to her
son, who was asleep in the next room.
At the sound the burglar gave a fright
ened start and rushed through the
doorway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
Shipped to state Fair

Three carloads of products of the
soil and manufactures of Southern Cal
ifornia, mostly from Los Angeles coun-
ty, were shipped last hight over the
Southern Pacific to Sacramento, where
the state fair will open August 29. The
greater part of the display will be for
warded later to Albuquerque, N. M,
for the national irrigation congress,
which is due to open there Septem-
Der 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
sIkes.Maxey

The marriage of Miss Ruby L. Maxey
and George P. Skies, jr, both of Los
Angeles, was solemnized yesterday at
noon at the home of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. Will D. Lands, pas
tor of Westlake Presbyterian church,
on Ell Moline street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Skies will reside in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
Garcia Case Continued

Because of inability to attend court
+,,e examination of Charles Garcia,
charged with assaulting Dan P. Olivera
with a. deadly weapon at Calabasas.
August 1, was continued yesterday one
week bv Justice Summerfield. Olivera
;s still in the hospital suffering from
the wound ii his foot received when, as
Garcia says his gun was discharged
accidentally
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The SouA Pasadena Christian church
Yesterday He'd articles of incorporation
in the Ollie of the county clerk. The
directors &c A. r. Graham, M. S. Lane,
Fl w val Eman, j. H. Freeman and
?, "a, SWEET all of South Pasadena.
Articles were also filed by the Kline
invalid nd company, with q capital
stock of Sb,000 The directors are Nick
W. Kline Andrew ]. Berry and Walter
n. Brown The business will be located
IN T.oa AEeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-21
To Be September Wedding

Miss Minnie Wolff and fiance, Leon
Bradlor of San Bernardino, have
chosen September 30 as the date for
their wedding. The ceremony will be
performed In presence of a few rela-
tives at the home of the brides parents
on California street.