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The chronicle=news., 1912-12-21
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APPROACHING 'HF EN$ $HR5Ic[E H5f ys NEWS BIG Campaign

Lucille White, Folsom. y. NJ. 5000
Matte Richardson. Cokedal. $500
Kathryn iiollenb beck. Trim
cE-ra. .,, ..- s....., .3iI.u
Grace Hendricks. Cok-dals. 25soo
Elizabeth Kothmei. simpson 2i.so
Laura Crow. Folsom. y. Nj. :os50
Mr.. May Henderson. b"s
MoIncs. New Mexico, o.. ... 1884"
Laura iicn.rSon. Ho-hnc. .i3.e0
Mis- J. 4. Cooper. simpson 1869"
Mf-. ". W Clark. Folsom !.2G0
Anna corF"do. Gray Greek jGih
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Time ~ flseting" 10 IN apt ex-
JssDion. we'll known 10 all OF IN.
Aas We never realise how time does
Sa&ss uaiIi the fact Is forcibly
brought home TO VI. DO you.. Miss
Ceatssssnt. realize that We have now
Alnnl saarhed tho halfway mark
ID the Great Popularity Caupsikn:'
Do you realize that but four weeks
ysosis in which TO win tho hand
soas and spissdid prizes which will
- awarded oa January II! In any
Sars the hallway post IL IN" one
froa wAieh thu real drive 70 the
:Ntss" begina. In other words. tn"
rssl ytyussls hesins when the half.
vsy post y reached and tho finish Is
Ia slshI
Hsuo iAis time on the race for The
cAsoeiesa- Ssws prises. which has
,ssvsl suYpsnassiy iatsrasiins 70
fas. viii - svea more -. for duriaE
shAas four renaining weeks the pris-
q vtll b won. The splendid 1919.
coasls.sly equipped Ford" five pas.
ssaSss touSiax car. the elegant Sl:a
aSsSsAt XohIey 4 Campbell pianoa.
ne 0loo hsadnoms diamond rings.
ihs lsAIo' guaranteed gold watches
$50 The complete course< Of insirue'
iioa 10 the Drsher and Trtnidad
0nasissD Colleges will BE- won durina
ihM> remsininS days. Every one Is
worth n effort. Do you want one
se tAso Tor your ewn! Then do not
ioas . nonens sha, will prove Of val
~ 70 you. Every one Il valuable,
~ The candidate who appreciates
bes .etpoptuaities sS1 II really de-
sssateel 70 VIA viii nos allow Sin
sie oss to esrspe her.
Juss stop for . nous4t and consid.
e. Hhat 10 IN store for you II you
hass shown BY your efforts that you
Ase eatitled 70 one Of there prizes
HAsA The las, day Of the campaign
hss closed. and the final counting
rslsAed: First. there Is the Grand
Cxoital Prixe-s splendid 1913 mod.
el, completely equipped. five paSsen'
ses "Eaosd" touring car. equipped
With every device that the modern
autom6bils world offers for the com
Soyt and .onveniep Gee OF auto owners
CSn you Imagine u prize that would
sivs you uore real pleasure. delight
sed Joy than thit! Not u car that
roo would be axhamed to drive But
ONE or TIE BEST CARS MADE. a
car that emLodiex everything that q
real motor car should be. This prize
Il going to cause the cup OF happiness
Of poms young woman to overflow on
January Is. now rapidly approach
,ps. uud WHY NOT BE THAT ONE!
Why not, Indeed? Have you not ev.
sry rish, 10 win this handsome car! F!
Afs YOU not ~ gifted with brains. en-.
>rky and perseverance, and determine
tiou n any other young woman
SHOW BY your efforts that you appre-
c,Ass the value and handsomeness ol
this elegant award ind INTEND TC
WIN IT. and 1t is yours.
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special ballots for extra votes due
candidates for now subscription!
turned In during the Dig Special Of
ssr. which closed last night. will b
mailed tonight. II your ballot doei
no& arrive BY Monday. be s,ire to no
ufy Us % that VIC can investigate ane
make certain that you receive yo"'
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CHRoNICLE.NEWS
ABsC0NDER SETTLES
FROM HIS WINNINGS

Berlin. Dec. 2I.-Conrad Bar,h
$i.1a0 to his employers from Mont.
Carlo saying he had won n fortune
| AT the tables
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WRECKS FREIGHT TO
SAVE PASSENGERS

Arlington. y. J.. Dee. .i.-'Bill
Martin. engineer. ramm.d Il runaway
freight car with his engine. derah-
cd Il and saved the lives Of many on
an incoming passenger.
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. on tnR river, THU Susou uhu W.
= fax counties, OF New Mexico.
= = = = = = = = = = = = :: Z + + +
Dora Fourct. S,arkville. -. 1910
Mrs. Robert Powell. Folsom. 75olo
Rae Coe. Tercio. -. .....' 'ibso
Rafaelita Garcia. Sopris.. .'i2oO
May Wilson, Starkville. 1880
Ethel Prosser, p. o. Box I22 1880
Marie Afcrhiing. Weston .63ISo
Elsie Spahr. Cokcdale. $3.50"
Mrs G. J. Church, Trinchera $3.50
Bculah Barnes. p. o. Box l6?. 5000
Wilma Hardin. Clayton. y. NJ. 5G32O
May Filler, r. f. y. No. !. ... $1,000
Fern Ferguson. Jansen. E. ..55'pO
Maudc Werdcman. Jansen. o44S0
Clara De Almond. Cokedale. $4,000
Mrs. Walter sherman, Ration $500
Nora Henslcy. Folsom. n. NJ. 5o72O
Fay Teneyckc. Jansen -. I0il0
Elizabeth Dave. Sopris. -. 1860
virgie Hitsou. Dcs Moines. $1,000
Anna Meek. Starkvillc. -. lS930
Mrs. Margaret Walsh, Valdez. 4559D
Mrs Beva DAmbrosio, Sopris. 423OO
Florence Morgan. Folsom. "a 1880
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DISTRICT NO. !
} Cons!sis Of the city Of Tr!ni-
dad. from the center OF CONNER
cial street and Arizona avenue.
) west.

Ada Fowler 1e3 Grant $3.50
Augusta Mo,si. 1889 Blvd. .1i:.0
Graticc johnson. Gl9 Willow 1920
Francis Curto, "a. College. 1890
Julia felinr. Co. Prospect. .:l0o
Leah Dewitt. 329 Short. ap0o0
verlic Gatlin. 4aS F1rs, street sllsO
Anna Malouff. 50o ". Main. 70s9O
Mrs. II. Mayfield, 46L Park. 1o1:o
Rafaclita Sena. sci State. =. 5000
GoIdic lett. 4l3 Nevada. -. $3.50
B,anch Dutton. 81 Topeka Go6a0
Irene Hughes. 81; ". Baca '9h:e
Alice Bray. &a7 Nevada. -. $500
Anna Ratti. SIS Nevada. ... $3.50
Marjorie Holdsworth. 6li
Willow stree. :. ...... $1,000
Mayme Browning. 36S Collcgel+96lo 0
Susie Childs, 40 ". Bacn. .41ioO
Mary Bonato. 9l5 State. ..... $4,000
Edith Solder. EOS Anderson iGS7o
Edna Scobec. ". Kansas. go. A66ao
Minnie Butler. 503 Pine. $3.50
Effic Roper, 3o3 $. Conn.,. -. 4a?so
Helen Walker. San Juan. paCa 1870
Edit Carter, ioi Johnson. e. $500
Settic Adamson, 336 Univ. 45200
Louise Fisher. 5l2 Nevada .&A9io
Mrs. ;'onn!e D. Horton. 1o6
Atchison street. -. .433e"
Dot Sanders. 2l4 Colorado. .. $4,000
Nellie Pomeroy. S2i Atchison. 4e4oO
Laura Herring, 3lG s. Animas ASSOC
Katherine Goodrich. 406 Park 3Sa2o
Maud Rosebaush. 735 Park 1880
Nellie Sullivan. 400 Univcrsity-37OSo
leila Irwin, ia Pine. 36SI0
Grace Green. 31l Nevada 3oG2o
E,ee Pellet. Topeka avenue 3l7So
Mrs. +. p. Kane. 42o State. 1880
Eva Richardson. Sol Convent. 25?9o
Esther White. l01 short. 1890
Virginia Easton, 3II Topeka. $500
Mrs J. W. Bartlett. ol2
Washington. ..... l2s5"
Nina Anderson. Tillotson street. 1880
Glndys Pittenger. 1903 Plum. $500
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Kr,fs McPhaii. 81" Foot. $3.50
Elizabeth Rankin, 1918 EoSi-t s.,io
Bessie Hupp. aii y Topeka "ai+o
Nis Chnniia Flores. -;
10y Clarke. S00 arizona ... $3.50
Mary Mccoy. :,h anh OAK. al3.0
v.da Harris. SIS San Pedro g. ,:i"b
Erss,c Caskry. a.+ =, seventh ..3."
T-f".l E-srh. .lt Goddard s.eio
Mabel Drtamofr.
'a:; Ssn Pedro street s... i.aih
Z'.i, R.Sv"s. 90 fTD.i.... t11.n
MarEaTct Drhnison. -.
Spruc" street CO.. .-... 1870
Th-ima Curl"is. iiiI ATIz. ioio"
l.upI. Rent. So: fiIgt street is""o
Pearl Ashley. 1871 Linden. 1880"
Ai'r-n Dar .h.f;y. :i3 Wainu; s>:G"
Iiop- isa:a"s. a:3 spruce ts?:"
Iaud. Claim. Gi6 y. second 1880
Daisy Rog',S. $50! y Com i,aso
Mrs Jas Thompson.
'lo Maple. -. ...... thS:o
Carrie Smith. 6is Arizona ,si:'
Myrtle Martin. :It 5. Walnut 1920
Edaa Iiat,on. Ga chrs'nu, ';.2O
Euth Harris. 9Th & baltimore. 1880"
Wilmer Chandler. tii =. .th $3.50"
Ruth Perkins. 3!5 T., Topeka 1880
70, Iouns. Al: Map!c. .... '3i5"
Mildred Thomas. !is Ni!sonh 1i:""
Anna H.rn. san PEDRO street 1891"
Mr.. .. l.. Davis, il,
1898 San Pedro street. :ss'"
a.
Ada smith, Engl"yill- nm. il2"
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Dls1MCfe0. 8

= Consists OF iiueffan" County
. and all towns IN i.as Nnimas
= county. north OF the Las AMI
= mas river. bu, not including
= towns or territory bordering On
= the river.
= = = = = . . > = = = = = = =
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BoRRoWS FROM WIFE 2
TO BURY WIFE NO.

London. Dec. 2l.-At the trial OF
an accused bigamist. II was shown
that he borrowed from wife No. :
Sl15 which he used to pay the cx-
pcnsc OF burying wife No. !.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.

J. NJ. Allison of the A lhsOn- Davis hardware Co. now knows how it is himself He is wrestling with the grip. Also his chief clerk, Jake Lauffer, is having a try at the same ailment. How ever they congratulate themselves that it is not the gout
 Captain LeBarOn and other rifle eX- perts are now talking of forming q rifle club. Mesa is growing and must have all the luxuries, as well as nee essaries, of civilization.
 Judge G w. Silverthorn was con- fined to his home yesterday by a bad cold It was said that he was threat ened with pneumonia.
 The Modern Woodmen of America will elect officers at their meeting to- night.
 Prof H. Q. Robertson, superintendent of schools, is having some trouble with one or two incOrcrigible boys. The WOman's Home Missionary so- ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. R. s Longmoor at 30 this afternoon. This is the regular quarterly tea day. W A. McGaughey was in from Chandler yesterday and says that sev- eral new houses are being erected in the new town.
 pr. A. J. Chandler is back from a 1 business trip to the coast
 The Lady Maccabees had a session extraordinary last night. The churches are all preparing to 1 have Christmas trees for the children ! on the evening of the 24th.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
PHOENIX CITIZENS ID BE
 TEMPE'S GUESTS TONIGHT
Neiehboring Cities Will Join in Fun and Frolic at Expense of the
 Hyder Bros.

The citizens of Phoenix are to be tle guests Of Tempe tonight follow ing q cordial invitation extended the residents of the capital city by lily houses in both cities
 Hyder Bros. some years ago. before the opening of the store in Phoenix promoted the idea of holding a gen erai social time once each year in their Tempe store. the chosen time being a short while before Christmas In previous years it has not been the custom to invite residents of the neighboring cities. but with the opening of q new store in Phoenix by Booster. John Hyder, senior mem Der of the firm. the two. localities will join hands for the evening
 Festivities in The House of Quality" will begin promptly at seven-thirty this evening. when the first auto load of Phoenicians will arrive, The store has been under going a complete decorative change during the past few days prepara- tory to the event. What the program will consist of is still a little un- decided. The haberdashery house will be open for the inspection of the visitors during the early evening and there will also be a flash light pie ture taken at that time,
 The Casa LOma hotel will throw open it's doors to the visitors where the festivities will be brought to q close the latter part of the evening with d genuine dance
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
TENNIS AFFAIRS

Three nomaI tennis champions will leave this noon for Tucson, Ariz.. where they will make an attempt to regain honOrs lost last year to the University of Arizona. The special events to be contested for are gents doubles and gents singles. The Uni versity now has possession of the trophy which the local champions hope to regain to morrow The in terscholastic tennis tournament be- tween all the high schools of the state will be played on the Normal grounds here on the 10th and 11th nf January.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13

ters and one son, arrived Tn Mesa a couple of days since from Arkansas. They did not come in palace or tourist cars, or even in the smoker but in d light wagon drawn by two small. but faithful little burrOs The family start ed from TeXarkana, Arkansas, three
 months since and kept moving as steadily as possible for their team. Nat
 urally, only the bare necessities in the
 way of bedding and clothing could be
 carried, and provisions were obtained
 along the way. With limited means
 when they started, the DurmS found
 themselves devoid of money and pro-
 visions when the reached Mesa tent
 was set up on the vacant ground back
 Of the O. k. stables, and the family
 made their bed on the ground. MT
 Durm began looking for work. and yes
 terday secured employment. The night
 before his youngest daughter became
 Ill. She was far from well when the family reached here, but the child's condition became such that it was nec- eSsary to have medical assistance. Con- stable Burton went to see the child and promptly called in Dr. Openshaw. The latter found the child suffering from n'alarlal fever, either contracted be- fore leaving home or on the long trip to Mesa, sleeping often on the ground and drinking water from wayside streams MT. Burton also secured a bedstead and plenty of hay and made the family as comfortable as possible 1 Mr. Durm is carman, having a card in the carman's union, but belongs to TO lodge or church.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13

from which they awaken on warm days.
 The cold bloOded creatures hiber- nate, too Snakes knot themselves up under log or rock; tOads. wood frogs and tortoises push down in the soft earth; mud turtles and water frogs bury themselves in the bottom of shallow streams and ponds.
 They all sleep until hunger wakes them,- and the first thing they do in the spring is to hunt for d good meal
 If you want to see something hi- bernate it is easy to keep a box tor tCise or d water turtle all winter, ih q box of earth and moss with a pan of water at one side. Before they go to sleep don't forget to feed them every two or three days bits of raw meat or earthwOrms. They do not care to eat every day and are able to go a long time with | out food.
 A box tortoise which a boy has | had in the house for two years went ! to sleep the first winter just as l though he were out in the cold, but 1 the second winter he only took short l maps and had become so tame he would eat out of the hand.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
BOARD MEETING

At a recent meeting of the Tempe Union High school board of trustees ". A. Moeur was elected chairman and L. D. Crook. who was recently appointed by County Superintendent of Schools Higgins. to fill the un- expired term of Samuel Brown, was sworn in as an official memhef. h. resigning his position MT. Brown left the championship open and and his successor was therefore elect cd. The board let q contract to the Phoenix Roofing company to reroct the High School building for $5o0.e1. The faculty and students have been greatly inconvenienced at various time during the past year on ac- count Of the leaks in tn" roof Work will be started sometime next week on the new job.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
SOLUTIONS

Hall of Meda Grove No &. Tempe. Arizona, Nov. 2Sth, 1912
 To the officers and members Of Meda Grove No &
 We your committee appointed to draft resolutions beg to report as follows:
 WHEREAS It has pleased the Almighty God. in his intimate wis dom to take from Sovereign Haiger her beloved husband, and. the loving father of her children. BE TT RESOLVED: That while we mourn with Sovereign Haigler in her deep sorrow and loss, we realize that We must all bow to His will who doeth all things well
 BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED: That copy of these resolutions be sent to Sovereign Haigler d copy seIt to the daily papers for publi- cation. and that these resolutions be spread upon ,Ee minutes of this Grove.
 Faithfully submitted M. H. MEYER. D F. DICKINSON. MARY r. CRAIG,
 Committee.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
PART 0F SOUTH PLAZA
 WILL BE BEhUIIflEO
Plans For Parking Macdonald Street Frontage has Been Accepted by
 The Town Board.

Wednesday night an adjourned Ses- sion of the town council was held for the purpose of taking up several mat ters left over from the regular meet ing. One of these was consideration of the proposition made by the nigh school board to allow the agricultural department of the school to use that portion of the south plaza lying be- tween the school building and Mac donald street for agricultural practical experiments. A part of the conSidera- tiOn was that the school should lay off q portion of the ground near Macdon- ald street for the propagation of Shade trees and ornamental shrubbery. The plans were presented to the board and adopted and the school board, profes- sors and pupils of the high school can now get busy as soon as they wish The town attorney was authorized to prepare the lease asked for and have it signed up
 Another matter to come before the board, was what was known as the Montgomery project" During the last two years Joe Montgomery has been petitioning the council to order cement sidewalks laid on the east side of Macdonald street from First street to Main, and along Main to the begin ming of the walk already laid on the latter street. The council at the meet ing held this week. granted the petl- tiOn and ordered the clerks to adver- tlse for bids for doing the work. The bids are to be opened on the 23rd. In the same order bids will be asked for to construct cement sidewalk on | the south side of First street, from Robson to Macdonald street. The lat | ter was on the petition of J. W. Connoi- | ly and other property owners along the block, they having graded the street to proper grade, preparatory to building sidewalks
 The civic commission met with the board at the meeting Wednesday night but the committees were not ready tC report
 1 A LONG DRIVE.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13

Winter is coming and the wild creatures in the north are preparing for the cold months. Some like the squirrel, store up food, but many more go to bed to sleep through the cold days when food is scarce. This winter sleep is called Information.
 Each animal chooses some com fortable place for it's long rest The woodchuck rolls up in a burrow in the hillside; the coon and bear find caves among the rocks. Many of the warm blooded animals do not sleep all winter. but take long maps
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13

that he is stil on the job from two to five p. m. each afternoon at his office in the city hall for the purpose of receiving payment on all water bills. Apparently the delin- quent payers think him sick or at least in a position where he is not able to take in the money The official is in the hope of straighten- ing out all bills by the first of the year in order that he may turn over a new leaf and begin the new year with clear record.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
COMING OF THE WOLF"

The Tom Forman Go. will present The Wolf at the Vance auditorium tomorrow night This play was writ ten by Eugene Walters author Of Paid in Full" and is said to be powerful play of the great Canadian Northwest. The production is said to be one of the best on the road. the company a strong che, and that it will be presented in first class shape. Tickets for this per formance are on sale at the Crescent drug store. Manager Vance has prom ised the public several good shows our ing the winter
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
THE BUSY WOMAN'S DAY

It begins early, ends late, and is full of work. She often has kidney trouble without knowing it. Her back aches, and she is tired and worn out. Sleeps poorly, is nervous, no appetite. Her bladder gives her trouble, too. Foley Kidney Pills will cure all that and make her strong and well. They are the best medicine made for kid ney and bladder -ElVey x tt-Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
EARLY AND LAIGHT.

The vaudeville team filling an en- gagement at the Coliseum this week, is one of the cleVerest that has been seen here tor some time. Their work is refined vaudeville and both MT. Early and Miss Laighr understand their busi- ness. Manager Menhennett has been giving the people an excellent show for a small admission fee and theater- gOers have shown their appre citation by q liberal patronage.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
RESPONDED LITERALLY.

Mrs. Cecil l.. l.. Drew. president of the Mesa library association, reports that the merchants and public general ly have responded in very liberal manner to the requests of the soliciting committee, appointed to look after the library carnival to be held on the 18th and 18th of this month, at the Mesa opera house. The O. $. Stapley Co. have donated a fireless cooker to be given to the person who comes nearest guessing the number of beans in q pumpkin donated by John w. COnnOl-
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
IN INTEREST OF ROADS

President A Nelson of the Tempe board of trade yesterday forenoon received two telephone messages from Dell NJ Potter. vice-president and or ganizer of the Ocean to ocean High way association. asking him and other representatives of the leading Tempe organization to be present at a meeting held in Phoenix yesterday afternoon The result was Mir. Niel- son promptly needed the request and took the next train for the capital CitN
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
Use Zemo and You Won't Need to Scratch Your Scalp. This
 Is Guaranteed.
ee. the Liberal 26c. Trial Bottle Today.

For any skin afliction, Itch, dandruff. eczema, pimpies, blotches, use ZEMO. No matter if you have tried everything else under the heavens use ZEMO. If your scalp ttches, fly to ZEMO.
 If your face is covered with pimples rely absolutely upon ZEMO. If you have the worst case of eczema ever known just remember ZEMO CUBES.
 You apply liquid ZENO with the fingers.
 just touch of it. No trace is left. And though it vanishes instantly, you know ZEMO is at work. You know it by tho relief. the almost instant relief. You feel this in tho disappearance of alI itch. all pain, all distress. Get the liberal
 z5-cent size trial bottle of ZEMO as quickly as you caE Relief from skin distresses can't come any too quickly for you. And remember, ZEMO is guaranteed. ZEfIO is sold by druggists tt sl.OO for the regular size large bottle or 25 cents for the liberal size trial bottle.
 ZEMO is sold and guaranteed by druggists everywhere and in Phoenix i by Elvey and Hulett.-Advertiseme
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13
THE SECRET ERROR

The haunting fear of sickness and helplessness is the secret terror of the working man Health is his capital. Kidney diseases sap mans strength and vitality. They lessen his earning capacity. Foley Kidney Pills bring back health and strength by healing the disease. They are the best medicine made for kidney and bladder troubles. The genuine are in the yellow package. Refuse any sub stitute. Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-13

ly: the Mesa Furniture Co has donated d fine rocker, which will go to the one guessing the number of grains in a glass jar; others have donated pigs, chickens, turkeys, cakes, and nearly everything that one could imagine These will be sold at the carnival for the benefit of the library. There will be various amusements during the af- ternoOns and evenings of the two days, closing with q grand ball on the night of the 18th.