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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
Mus benz Sbsren xbale.
(GrhbatS gorreIponbens.)

= Sranf Prsbot pom Didlon @it1
purOs am Sumftas gtadmitias in Der
Storrs 3ehe 10 idlimm 5wii6en 3ar'
rem Strbriidt un6 innerlif perltst, oa6
sr Elm paar Stunoeu ipdter iiarb.
= Sranf, bas 6idbrise S6hnlein bss
gttr Garsna pon Arhbalo, fiel Wion.
tag 9s9en ben Rano oeS SisnS unb
tru9 einen SfGoelbrud) oapon. Sm
Staat Soipital nahm man elue Opera,
tion Dor. nelhs wahri6einli9 Dem 9ino
oas Seben retten nirb.
- Der 20 Sabre alte Srani Tuttle
uou Irhbalo StrnBe srbislt am Conn,
ta9 eins ,iemlih sefibrIihe Verwuno'
ung Der rehtsn Shfts. als er fih NIT
elnem 5reunoe um ben Bslis etnes Re:
uoluers balgte uno Die lSaiie bann 3u
ialli9 snilaoen Wuroe.
t@arbOnoale @orreiponosn3.)
Der betannte aouofat Sarrp
Butler wuros am Srsitas WtOrsen In
einem Gunner 6es Wall Street 0otel
tOot aufsefunoen uno man 9laubt. oa6
Elm 9er,itlus lein sbIeben ueruriatts.
Der Seritorbyne mar So Sabre alt unb
ieit slniSer 3eit lsioeno.
= 9iudbem Der 21 Sabre alte gu
illus Vucia uno Die 10 Sabre alte @arO
lima DOtta uon WiuDfislo am Sonnta9
0iaht einen Niebbabsritrsit ssbubt. no
bel oas Widohsn es uerwei9erte. init
ibm bur6,ubrenneu, bebrobte er oas
Wiaoden uno Sos Sulest eineu Reuol'
uer uno ihob ibr cine 3uasl ourt bic
re6te &un9e, brsbte bann Die Wafie
sessn iid uno ihoB iid unierhalb Dem
Serjen cine Su9el in ben 9Orper. Del
De Verlsste ipuroen nah oem Jioibiall
0oiplial in @arbonoale geuommeu, mo
man ibr ablebsn ernartete Sueia mur'
De su Der 2hat uerleitet. neil Die @ltern
oes Wtdbheus weseu ibrsr Suseno Op'
ponirten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
Sntet Gud5 por Salben aeaeu "a.

tarrb. bic Aurdibr suibaltsn. Ia 6usdiilbsr
iiHn btu Sinn sts @tru6es isrlfSun unb has
game Spfsm rSllis irrhittn pirb, tpnn 60
bur6 bic Itlsimistu Sbrhd en- tiubrinet.
SOI6s artiitl foatn His aubsr ( 9rprsnuns
aut btruftnr Atrits asbrau6t psrOtu co btr
S&aptn. ben fis anri&isn, ,sbumal 70 arOe N
als has @uit, eas SbT bapon trttsItp iSnnisi.
SalI's Ratarrb. fobrisiri BON 8.
! Gb,n,p & Co., SOlsbO, O., snibdlt fsin
Ausdiilbtr unb pirp innsrlicb sfnpmmtn uup
pirit pirsit auf bic l6lsimissn Sbna6&sn bss
Spftme. @tnu 5br 5aas ttat IT'D Rur
iaufi. itib ii6u. bOb 9br bic 66tt btiommt.
Sit pirp inntrli6 stnpmmsn une In ioltbp,
Obto. ron Q 8. &btusp Il 80. etmatbi.
s@- 9riauft pOu alien Apclbsftrn, prtis
75e bic 6laIhs.
Rsbmtt paa's GamiIlsn piasn fir gufupf.
una,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
Mpn Neter6bura.

= Sruu Stspban Saslsr. 81 Sabre
oft uno Wtutter bes BOIiiifteu y. u.
9asler uon bier, 1T lssts SDohe 5u
Dunoaff. Susqusbanna @ountp, stnsm
9srSidlas srlsssn.
= Srdulsin Wiarp SHuls uon bier
uno Gbomas 98ids pon 9iorb S1Os
Purf ausune murosn uoIlssten Wiltt'
mod abeno bur1 Yaitor U. s. Ssts
gu siuem @hspaar siHssiesust.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
@r brsssnen ieosn Gag ssutsu,

@ir brsssuen ieosH Gag ssutsu,
wel6s wenis Ysrtrausn 3u iostnanntsn
Paient DtsOi,insn babsu, ooer um
oeutlider 3u ipreden, bic iie uerahten.
Oas 1T ntht iiberraiheno, nenn man
beoenti, pie piele yeute i1on oaourt)
enttduiht muroen, inoem iie niht bic
serinslte @rlei6terung ibrer Seioen
fuuoen. Dus 1T isooh fsin gutter
@runb, Inn alle Wteoi,inen jurud Su
weiien. @s sisbt stlt6s 9silmittsl. Die
bur6 bic !3sit erprObt iino, uno untsr
oieien lit 5Ornps alpenfrdutsr. Sein
@ntoedsr. Der ~alte" Or. Yster Sabr'
Hsg, mar elm i1msi,sr Botanifer. Der
Dor iiber bunOsrt Sabren In oem berg.
i9eu Teile Wiar1lanos lebte. uno oslisn
wunreruole 3uren ibn nab uno fern
befannt madten als ben Deiien Der
Blue Hio9e Ssrse.- @r mar elm er.
fahrener 8slsbrter uno etn YHanssn'
fennsr uon tisiem SBiGsn. Das Sc.
bsimnis ieinss @rfolees mar isin u pens
trduter Dlutbeleber. cine rein.p1an,.
lids Wtlihuns, msldsr iid als iOft.
barer Sdas in Der Sumilie fort persrbt
bot. vi bat tanfenoe uon Ssiosnoen
jur @slunobeit uno 3raft uerbolfen.
uno 1T zines ieuer 9tilmittsl, pOrunf
mon iih uerlaH.n fam.
5Orni's alpsnfrduter III feine apos
tbsfer Wtebi,in. @r III fetn artifel oes
0anbslsuerfsbr, ionrern wirb ben
franten Ssuten bireit selisfert burh
SOfal Ngenten, bic ernannt iino pon
ben @issntiimeru. Or. Better 6abrnrp
& Sons Co., 1875 9. 9ogue aue.,
Sbicaso. 81.
5orni's 9llpsnfriutsr 8lutbeleber 1T
~ bubsH bel 9surp 8altsr, 1o11 @sOar
sluenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
Npro Scrantpn.

- Der Ssrsmann 9Ohn Subonis
u0n Wtaruine Auenue trua am SSreita9
in Der Wiaruins 3ehe seidbrlif)e Ser
lesun9en oauou. uls iit Elm Dedenfall
sreianete unO ibn nnhe,u uOllitGnois be-
grub sr WirO i'm Staut DOlpital be.
hQuOelt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
Sefdnntmia6 6tinQ.

Snbsm Id oas pbotosrapbiihe Stu'
bio uon @bsrt'5rsg. 421 Sadawanna
ausnus. iberuommen babe. bite ih
oas wertbe oeutihe Publifum. mir feline
ssnsiste 3unbihait su5uwsnosn. Sir
Sonfirmanosn 3inber meroen ernie.
ortSte Yreiie fiir photographer In
9ruppsn oosr sin,eln bewillist.
ahtunssuollit,
1873 oscar Gram b o.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
manne GpiIntn.

6unssbale. @ins sIosr uon Dart.
foblsn, bic anseblih ie6s SSuB bid LIT,
muroe leste WOhe ,u Nafewooo, nabe
bier, entoedt. oils Arbeitsr fur einen
artsiiiden Brunnsn SObrunsen maa'
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
6 NrD5ent SDpDtbefeit.
SYalsb+
Realeiseatbnm 10 berfaafem.

s''u'e'BS"'YaM 8h petIuHItAo
s 2S00 faufsn einsn Gder 1anb In ber
Staot; iebsr SuB eben uuo fein
fur @emiiieanbau. @uteS behn
Gunner 9aus, Sibnsrbans unb
tlsinsr S6eune; 5ru6t. 9iuE
20 Wtinuten pom @eri6tshau&
Dieiss LIT Elm iebr isltsner @rifk
Sprehet IN Der Sffice Dor unh
iGumet nidt.
700 Siebsn 3immer Saus. @larf's
Summit. iebr 9rOBs 2ot, nabe
bel Stra6snbabn, 9irbs unb
Shule.
$500 Prahtuelles SauS, ale BerbeEs
lerun9en, nabe Der o., Y. q US.
unb yiOrtbern @lsetric, @lari,e
summit.
1875 aht Simmer SauS, elm adeg
Vano. S6euns. GnIabl Sruhts
bdume, iebr nahe Der gnbnltes
ftutIOu osrStraBenbabn. Dalton.
5000 Ssbr sutes ie6s 3immsr Suus,
gutter aeilsr, srOBe Datfammer.
alle 8erbslerun9sn, uOlle NotA
9ioro ylncoln ausnue.
1000 Siebsn 3immsr Suus unb uisF
Cots. Wtaripn Strabe
1850 Sisuu 3immsr Saus. quite Got.
Srudt. Sonesoale StraBe.
27OO 3msi Samilisn 9aus. srOBe Got,
Raum fir sinsn soppelten Bls6
borne, Diem Strube.
$500 Ssbr bhbidss Saus, isGs 3im.
mtr, sroBe Dadfammer, pOfle
XOt, sloam8 Apenue, 3aHmore.
1900 Gi9sntbum aui Der GRSIeitE;
Wiietbs betrd9t $85 ben Dionat.
21OO aht 3immsr Saus. poae 9ot,
Sopls StraBe, Dnnmors.
$500 Doppsltss Saus. adt 3immsr
bic Ssits. ale Herbs1ernnssn,
@lsctrie Strase.
1000 Doppsltss Saus. feinss Gus.
ieben. alle Utrbeiernn9eu, Glse.
trio StraBe.
29OO SedbS Stmmer DanS, GOt 100
5uB In 5ront. Wlonisp apsnus.
220O Doppsltss 9aus. quite Gage on
Bon Storh auenne.
$500 aaosn unb Bobnuns. Tot 1870
bel 140. fsbr CUTE @slssenbsit
fur sihen aufsswedten Wfann.
23oo Suus. feds 3immsr anf bem
eriten Stod, pier auf BEN spei.
ten. Vot 60bei $50, on @bsliuut
StraBe.
5000 @utes Doppelbaus on Strats
forb Guenue. ~ 3immer. gro.
Fer Dahraum. Berbslierun9tn.
Gdlot, 30 bel 167 SSu6. Gs
Iobnt fih. ipenn Sis uns tpsseH
bieies @i9eutbums iebsn.
$500 Ssinss pier Samilien Sans. fann
ols oOppeltes 9aus bennst wers
ben. @ro6s @ot unb S6sune;
nabe Der Propiosnee Roao unb
bem @irtusgrunbe. Yermittbet
fur 1894 oas Subr. Sin Sars
gain, wsnn l&nsI senommsn.
Sn permietben.
2aoen I'm 100 8tod, 6ranilin auenue
2aoen 20 bel so on Siebenter StraBe
Giniad)e uub boppelte @obnbdufer
nd Stats tn aflen 2beiten Der Stnot.
SBir fauisH, psrfaufsn, uermietheu
no psrfi4erH @iseutbnm In alien Gbtb
n Der Staot uno bes Counties. &s
iro Sie bejablen, baB ole nns fon'
Iltiren. tbs ole elm abfommsH trsHen.
$40 GUnnea Oebdane.
teues SOC. Altes 1865.
Offen Gamffaa abenbI
bon 7.sO bic $50. - -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04

- Worssn III @barfreita9 uno ON
Sonntas IN Siiern. Shuoe, oab bic
@isr aud unssfarbt theuer ssnus iino.
= DaS ndhits Symphonic Sr6eiter
8on'srt miro am %. april i'm Spceum
2beattr itattfinoen.
- Der 35 Sabre alte Moris Yosner
mnroe am Wtpntae mesen @mpfangs
9elioblener Daareu pon % bis 3 Sab.
rem 3uhtbaus uerurtbeilt.
Ssrr albert 3snfe jun. 1T gliid.
liher 5amilienuaier aemorben, inoem
ibu feline @attin am Wiontas nm Wfit.
ternaht nit einem ftrnmmen Sndblein
bsidsnfts.
- Wtnr o. Rid pou Siib @aibins.
ton Gpenne. nelher ole Buhiiibrer
Der ariel Snno @ompanis anaeblib
iih @elosr oerielben aneiguete, murbe
am Donnsrffas 9iahmitta9 auf bic
anilase Der untsriGlasuns fiir sln &C.
rlhilidss Sri6sinen untsr $500 Biirs'
ihaft ssftsllt.
- Mt. 9athsr pon Glib gBpomina
Gueuue. Der au9sblid, cine 8antanmsi.
lung inoOiiirte uno bas @elo srhob uno
Ii6 ahti9nete, trosoem bieielbs auf iei,
men uno ben 9iamen bes Somsll 9ical.
lane uon Glib SSpomins apsnus laute-
te, muste am Donueritas auf Die Yin.
fla9e Der 5dlihun9 $500 Bliralhaft
fur Elm ssrihtIiHss @riasinsn itsllsn.
- Brdfoeut S8bits pon Der gera.
leute Union oronete am Sreiiaa 9lad.
mittug ppn @lspslano aus eine Suipens
oiruns In ben Sartfoblsu 3efeu bis
elm Refereuoum erfolgt 1T. nm feit,u.
ftslleu, oh elm ausftano formsll erfol,
gen ioa. Yr1Iioent @bite's Srore er.
folste. neil bic Speratorsn bisber tel,
men Shritt nabmen, nm cine Siniauna
ju erjtslsn. aber iobalo bieielbe befannt
muroe, nuroe elm anberer Gon anae.
ihla9en, ornn auf Wbits's gnfra9e,
baB Die Sonfersnsen wieoer aufaenom.
men meroen iollen, srfldrten ii6 bic
SpsratOren bereIt, iolhss 3u tbun,
uno bic SuipenOiruns psrlpridt oaber
etne iehr tur3e 5u per6en. Yon allen
Ssiisn wuros Elm Druid uusssiibt, nm
cine weitsre 9onfersnS an,ubabuen uno
sinen ausltuno gu UermsiOsu. uno Der.
islbe eIiDies iif 10 fart, .oaB bic Bers
trster Der DsrsIeute unO Die Speratoren
oemlslben 5ol9e lsiiteten. Spdter
wuIoe brfaunt 9e9ebsn, oas bic 9onfe,
rsnien am 10. Aprit In Pbilaoslphia
ntsoer anf9enommen nerben iollen uno
oaB mittlerweile uou ben sr6Beren Sob,
fem Seriuh semac,t mer.
ben wuroe, ibre .3shsn Su befreiben,
osnn man siebt fih aussnlheinlidl Der
5offnuns bin, oaB sins @iuiguna raid,
.rIolssn uno bic Snspsniion cine iebr
lnrle ietn miro. Die Beamteu Der
Ssrslsuts baben oisien ben Rutb aeae,
ben, it9 pom ben !3shsu fern Bu baltsn
uno ii9 frisoli& 3u bstrussn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04
NJ dbcbeu DerIanat

gum 3Ohsn uno Daihsn In yto. 343
Wtaoiion autuus, @ds WtuIberr1 ct.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-09
AN OUTLAWS BRIDE
Or the Hunt for the Bad Man
Of KaIem.
BY DONALD ALLEN.

They said of Mildred Drew that sne
was a frivolous girl. and now tna'
she was as good as engaged &c
Stephen Hazleton. they continued &c
say the same old thing. They dc
add, however, that Stephen. being
three years older and being con
sentative young man. would steady
her down.
It's nothing against a girl that she
b frivolous. It simply means that
she refuses to worry about the things
that her mother does; that she
doesn't want to tie herself up toe
soon: that she is falling in love with
new chap every week or two to
study the male sex: that she Is 70
mantle by nature. and refuses to take
the world as seriously as others.
Whether folks liked 1t or not. Miss
Mildred went right on being frivo'
lous. She thought a great deal Of
Stephen Hazleton, but when he start.
ed out to lecture her on frivolity she
always tossed her head and replied
that there were plenty of other good
men in the world. and that at exactly
ten o'clock the next forenoon she
would be found walking the top Of the
back yard fence.
The evening before Miss Mildred
went down to the country to visit
her aunt. Mr.. Hazleton spoke of hav.
ing their engagement announced in
the papers.
why, when were we engaged?" she
asked
Months ago."
Il never heard Of IT,"
"But l have asked you to be my
wife"
And ] have answered that didn't
know whether I would be or not. No,
sir, there Is no engagement. may
see some one down in the country
that like better"
Stephen took things very mildly
and refused to contest the point that
evening. or to be pcrturbcd for the
succeeding three days Then hap.
pened what always happens with a
conservative young man who has
gone along thinking he had a sure
thing of 1t and laughing at would.be
rivals. The green.cyed monster
clutched him by The throat and he
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-09
No Place for Him.

lie had been very i'll, but, on becom
ing convalcscent, the doctor ordered
him to Southport. The day following
he returned home.
Why. john" said his wife, what.
ever brought you back so soon"
Eth. lass" h. replied; II couldn't
stop there; it's terrible place."
Ma. surely. the doctor said"
Never mind what he said. I'll tell
you what ] saw After I'd gotten
lodgings | went for walk, an IN
first 'lectric car ] saw was labeled In
Urinary and it was full of folks an
all; an by gum there comes another
a minute later labeled Cemetery so
after that | cones home Id had
enough
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-09

found himself the most wretched man
In the state. He did not known until
that hour how much he loved the
girl. She had denied the engagement
that he had looked upon az a settled
thing. She was frivolous, but she had
spells Of being very much In earnest
Stephen had asked for daily lot
ter He didn't get it. Instead he got
one at the end OF the week, and its
contents did not satisfy his ycarnings
at all.
arrived" read the epistle. "Aun'
glad to goo me- Dear old soul. Cows
calves. sheep and pigs. Also wind.
mill Also strawberry shor'cakes.
Have got two freckles on my nose,
and there is an actor boarding at the
next farmhouse I can hit frog
with a stone every time, and hope
you are we'll"
That actor! Who was he? What
business had he there? Would he
have the cheek to scrape an az.
workmanship with Mildred and fiat
ter her that II was her mission to re-
form the stage?
He had never heard Mildred say
that she would like TO become n great
actress and give Sarah Barnhardt
tips. but throw her into the society
Of an actor for two weeks and how
would it DO? And there would h
piano men. sewing machine agon'
and tin peddlers driving around n"
country In droves.
Mr.. Stephen Hazleton stood j. f
three days and then started on -
have matters settled ITn did o
notify Miss Mildred Drew by lot,a
telephone Or wireless that h.
coming. He Just threw a few tfirae
into grip and started off. He lteE
she left the train at village rallied
Kalem and in time he reacf
place. Only then did it occrr ta
thct he didn't know the aurt -e
he thought Miss Mildred I f.
abort har Aunt Tliza. -
II guide % him now.
b. laa 't Ti.z7
Tire lad a-a
tsrco~ arc1l1 F--la-s ~
wees. H1-=es }-a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-09
a Hpary City.

The ruins 6. 3acchl Pichu, a city
probably bull 3 fhc Mrgalithic race.
#ho preceded fAn ircas, were discov-
cred by Hiram Bingham on his 1911
expedition to Itrt Tln ruins are on
an almost j.. iJlc ridge. 2.OOD
feet above the f'ra1amb1 river. They
are OF great bra- md magnifcenco
and include pa baths. temples.
and abort 80 The huge
blocks of whit r. some Of Their,
2 feet long. carefully On.
nat they match T. Though 10
l9iisr or ce. used 70 hold
a-onts tr~ walls have
lthaood the ~ ~ es5t
-.95a "ears.-THe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-03
Well Deserved


one kidney remedy has known
merit.
Tulsa people rely upon it.
That remedy is Doan's Kiduey Pills.
r..a testimony proves it reliable.
H. %. Whitney blacksmith, W. First
ST. THa Okla. says. About eight
years ago had mg first experience
afH loau Kidney Pills They proved
arefaator. % mv case, curing me NJ
o. Ead attack " kidney trouble. For
% loHs Una ! suffered from severe
psUs across the small Of my back.
and Whenever ! stQDped sharp twirges
dsrt0l through ms body. ] felt tired
after the JsI-t eEertion. and the kiG-
nov aarti0ns were too frequent IN
pnsaec a friend told me about
Do1u Kidney Pills and began taking
thnm lu short time the backache
liawuoarad ard my Kidneys became
normal Ihare been free from kidney
complaint uoe'
For sale tv an dealers. Price 30
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Sew York. .ole agents for the United
States
Ham,mtar the mans Doan's--ond
uko uo other
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-03
"GET READY
TO DIE''
Terrible Summons Emory Gan
Lady Received From Her
Physician. Full Details
Given Below.

Emory Gap Tnn.-I au a,wa,,
ready 10 sag somethIng good .r car.
GH. the womana tonic" wrt.. .rrs
John Smith 70. this place. .l.r .Dow
IN saved my i.fe.
suffered asOules. every month
since W4s lf years odd. until J .-an
using Cardl. ! hae awful palms In
my limbs and back. and ] would bo
confined 10 ms bed f.r week on a
time.
After ! married 7 got worse. and
finally my doctor tol1 me chat must
get ready 20 die--that ] could uot IIye
much longer
As last resort decided to try
CarduL and after using lt. bottle,
+ can trlthfllly say that ] feel better
ln every way than ] have for four
years
After spending Sz50o0 for other
medicines and having been told that
] must die. $500 worth of Cardui re.
ueyed and put me safely on the road
10 health"
For over 20 years Cardui has been
relieving women's suffer.nes and
building weak women up 10 health and
strength.
If you are a woman, give 10 "a fair
trial. II should surely help E0u as 1t
has helped million others
DO It today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-03

Many are the fines IL happens
that the fellow who has gone through
the wars and has been csphNiatcd
in eleven different kinds OF wells Is
taken from our midst by the grip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-03

There IL every Indication that II
will rain after awhile,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-03

Tho man who profits hy the mis-
tak, of somo one elise, can't see the
mistake.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-03

It's close call when your wife
yells In your ear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-03

r a ap Us iarae o. araa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-03

~ oaena ma guilty.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

IN PHOENlX-P NJ Fulton, from Florence. J T. RegnOr. and J. w. Aver. from Mercer Pennsylvania, are among the list of guests at the Hotel Adams.
 BIXBYS IN PHOENlx-Mr. and Mrs. Fred H, Miss Elizabeth. and Miss Deborah BiXby reached Phoenix yesterday and are registered at the Adams. The Bixbys are well known on the coast for their social prom thence and for their connection with the famous Virginia hotel at Long Beach from which city they register.
 SHARP -SUER-W. H. Sharp and
 Miss Bertha Suer were married last
 night at & o'clock at the residence of
 MT and Mrs. S O. Williamson number
 725 North sixth street. Superior Judge
 Phillips performed the ceremony which was witnessed by only few of the personal friends of the contracting parties. After the wedding a delight ful supper was served. The groom Is well and favorably known being in the train serVlce of the Arizona X Califor- nia railroad. The bride has no rela - tiVes here but has made her home m i Phoenix for the last six months. The newly married couple will reside at SOI North SiXth street
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
LuNATic coMMiTTEo-Delmonte

 Barr was adjudged a lunatic after hearing by Superior Judge Phillips and committed to the state asylum fer the insane.
 DOWN FROM THE DAM-Tired of looking at the big dam. Roscoe C.. Wilson has come down from Roose- Welt for a few days and is stopping at the Commercial
 PAT IS HERE-Pat H. Arnold, everybody knowns Pat" is here from san Francisco. Arnold travels. but is as much at home in Phoenix as though he belonged.
 HERE TO LOcATE-Alexander Neilsen, a young man who has here tofore given allegiance to Riverside, California. has come to Phoenix and likes it so well that he expects to locate in this city.
 ANNUAL BALL-Phoenix company No. l. Uniformed Rank of the k. of F. will hold its first annual ball in Pythian hall on the night. of Monday April | The BeSse orchestra will fur nish the music and it is expected the occasion will be as brilliant as it will enjoyable. ATTENDED FUNERAl-J. F. Di- amond. of east Van Buren street. is home from Los Angeles where Tues day he attended the funeral of his father. j. NJ Diamond, whose deatf l occurrer q few days previously. The ! deceased was known to quite num- Der Of Phoenix people. He was member of the Masonic order and O the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi neers.
 FARMERS INSTITUTE - Friday afternoon. March 18th at two o'clock | R. H. Forbes, chief of the AriZon; | experiment station, will deliver Tee ture before the MaricOpa County Far mer's Institute. at the Water Users i building. His subject, The intensive cultivation of alfalfa cannot fail t be of interest to every rancher in tn Salt River valley. At this time | IEusiness session of the institute Wll
 be held, at which it is hoped to adop bylaws for the organization.
 SPRING OPENING-Louis J. Gas
 is holding his spring opening festiv lities this week at his tailoring estap lishment, No 20 West Adams. Ii has both big show windows full fine spring woolens tastefully drape and made further attractive by an ar lrangement of handsome bouquets. Tn iflowers of course don't mean anyfhin except to draw attention to the wool ems but that is important and MI Cass invites the whole world to loo at the flowers. then come inside an ask all kinds of questions about tn goods.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

Xippv. cool and refreshing are the drinks you can make if you re the lucky possessor of a "Pranos" bottle. Sold in Phoenix only by
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
Of Local Interest

W ~ AXSpfNlce department udlly re- port, March l2.
 Elevation If water in reservoir
 feet l55 5S Contents of reservoir, acre feet. 453.929 Elevation of water in reservoir
 year ago today feet ...... l59.4o Contents of reservoir l year ago
 today. acre feet ............ i9O,099 Gain preceding 24 hours. acre
 feet ~ ............. l9,372 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam.
 VI. l....---- ........'- 'ooo'f'o Normal flow at joint head. M. Amount Of water used for irri-
 gation, north side. M. l...... 11.f96 Amount of water used for irri
 gation. south side. NJ. I...... 7.46O
 south side canals practically empty, making repairs Water in norts side canals. Arizona. Grand and Maricopa.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

U Ut'ETttN. Excess in temperature since first of month 10 degrees Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. l4S degrees. Excess in rainfall yesterday .22 inch.
 Excess in rainfall since first of month .S4 inch. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, l.05 inches.
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

w. G., NOT J. Apr John A LentZ says that he never did have and that he has m connection with the Gardiner assault ease. Dr. John says that William c. Lentz is the party of the first part,
 MRS. JAYNES JOINS HUSBAND Clerk Allan F. Jayncs of the Uni ted States district court k no longer q bachelor pro temporo Mrs. Jaynes having arrived from Tucson to join her distinguished husband
 DIVORCE MlLL-Judge Phillips divorce mill was stared yesterday and the finished product Is legal annul ment of ceremony performed at Globe uniting the liV,s of Bertha Me Ewcn and Ernest J. McE,wen.
 MUST BE ON JoB-The chief of police has promulgated q brand new order to the effect that each of his coppcrs must repor to headquarters every hour either in person or by phone. In this w;v the chief will know that his for.e is still within the jurisdiction. Alter Phoenix has q few more 'groWthS q system of pa trOl boxes will he established through - cut the city from where the officers upon the beat will bc in close touch with the main office.