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The Parker post., 1912-05-25
LOCAL NEWS

Donofrio Ice Cream, Saturday and
Sunday. CITY DRUG STORE.
John Sanburn of Calzona spent a
few days here the past week.
w. j. Gilchrist came in from his
Riverside mountain property Friday
Mr.. Baker, father of Martin Baker,
was down from Prescott the first OF
the week visiting his family.
w. F. Fitterly, agent for the Rem
mgton Typewriter company at Phoe-
nix, was visitor here last Saturday.
F. l.. Hanna, travelling freight
agent of the Santa Fe, spent Fri
day i'm town in the interests of his
road.
R. P. Fitzgerald of Roswell, N M.
was in town the past week looking
over Parker's future with a view Of
locating here later.
Kilsants-kills ants 25 cents at
CITY DRUG STORE.
1t is reported that the Mcmillan
property i'm the Riverside mountain
district will resume Immediately
Work is now i'm progress on the roaG
leading to the mime
Mrs. p D. Ryan returned from Los
Angeles Tuesday morning. She ex
poets to remain i'm Parekr few day
to dispose of household goods and
then return to Southern California tic
make her home.
Superintendent O. L. Babcock Wen
to Phoenix and the Casa Grande val
ley Saturday night, returning homo
Wednesday, Mr.. BabcOck lis mucl
impressed with the possibilities o
the Casa Grande.
D. T. Jackson returned from Need
les Friday morning, where he at
tended to the loading of the Hunting
ton mill ON the lola, which left there
Thursday for Whipple Wash. Tho
The cases against Jesse and WeS
i-y Martin have been dismissed by
the prosecuting attorney of Sam Ber
nardino county ON account of the
withdrawal of the charges by the com
planning witness, H. L. Wilson.
Houses for Rent, Furnished anC
Unfurnished.
G. A MARSH COMPANY.
A. F. Bowers left for San Bernar
dino Thursday night, where he eX
of his potash claims near Blythe juno
tion. Recent assays made from abou
thirty samples indicate that the de
posit lis valuable.
Roberts & Gibson of the Parker
Stables desire to announce to thei.
old patrons that they are still in bus,
ness at the old stand, and respec.
fully solicit a continuance of you
transfer, teaming and freighting busi
ness
Frank Rowley, son of Mrs. P. Tis
dale, left Tuesday might for Pasa
dena, where he will visit with hi.
aunt for the summer. During tht
vacation period he will also TAX
violin music lessons His mother viii
join him later in the season
Hayward Short has begun the, sink
Dan Welch. The drilling outfit wa
moved Wednesday. 1t is Mr.. Welchi
purpose to secure a better qualit!
o. water for domestic use than il
The Parker post., 1912-05-25
TITLE SUIT SETTLED.

News comes from Yuma that the
l;+;c to the Shamrock mine lis no
longer under a cloud The suit Of
d. G. Lorenzi against the Shamrock
Mining company and l.. S. Mcintyre
has been settled i'm favor of the de
fendantS This mime has been under
bond twice for $3.50, 900. Now that
riIey have won the Suit, Mr.. Mcintyre
and his associates are planning to
Iegin work ON the property at once
The Parker post., 1912-05-25
OBITUARY.

REV. GEORGE BIRNEY HILTON.
To be we'll born lis much. This
young minister was we'll born. His
parents were of sturdy New England
stock, and his birthplace was Jericho,
Vermont, May 20, 1879 The family
caught the western fever and jour
neyed to Iowa and then to Califor-
MIA, arriving in 1886 The homestead
was established ON the eastern edge
OF Los Angeles, where lit has remain
ed through the intervening years
Deacon Birney w. Hilton, the faith
er, was a most earnest Christian man
and one of the founders of the Occi-
dental Heights Baptist church, close
to his home and not far from the ear
ly site of Occidental college, Young
Hilton was baptized into the fellow
ship of the East Los Angeles Bap
tist church, January 18th, 1895, :;
the age of sixteen.
1t was the ambition of the parents
that their son should be a preacher
so the young man pursued studies al
California college, Oakland, and at
Occidental college, Los Angeles, Cal.
BUT the death of the father frustrat-
ed the early plans and young Hilton
hecame telegraph operator. But
his Christian activity was so great
that he was urged to enter the Chris
tian ministry. Circumstances led
him into the Methodist church, and
he served several pastorates i'm that
denomination, notably at Tehatchapi,
kernville and Florence, Cal While
in this last pastorate he pursued theo-
logical studies at the University OF
Southern California, and became a
favOrite with the faculty.
Finally he became convinced that
ne ought to return to the church OF
his early choice and do his life work
in the denomination of his early train
ing. He was ordained into the Bap-
that ministry i'm Occidental Heights
Baptist church, October 21, 1910. He
showed his mettle by asking the Sec
Iretary of the state convention for
"a hard field" and by going at ono
to Parker, Arizona, where the Bap-
list work was i'm a very embryoni
state He held services wherever h.
could, but soon won the confidence
Of the people of the town, and witt,
their assistance i'm money and manuf
labor, erected a small dwelling place
and a small audience room His lOv
able disposition gained him many
friends.
His health seemed to fail him
der the eXigencies of the work, and
in the middle of the second year h
was Obliged to lay down permanent
ly the labors he loved SO we'll. Hil
sickness was long and painful, bu
at Last he heard the words ''Enter i'm
10 the joy of thy Lord" There will
be many stars in his crown.
He was married May 13, 1900, to
Miss Agnes l.. Nichols, who survives
TO mourn his loss; and he passed to
his heavenly home May IS, 1912, ON
the twelfth anniversary of his mar
riage.
The memorial service was conduct
I'd in the Occidental Heights Bap
by Rev. Ira A. Cain, the pastor ol
mis- boyhood, Rev. J. H. Thomas, dis
lat pastor, and Rev. l.. A. Gould
was in ROsedale cemetery, Los An
| ;pleS
The Parker post., 1912-05-25

year the Arizona and California rail
road in the northern end of the com-
ty will be subject to assessment
There are eighty-fOur miles of this
road i'm Yuma county and it will add
another million dollars to the assess
ment roll
The Parker post., 1912-05-25
NOTICE.

$1,000 a day easily made by hust-
ling local agent. Write for full in
formation at once ARIZONA SALES
AGENCY, Phoenix, Arizona.
The Parker post., 1912-05-25

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16
Choice Caftle Are SnH DRAGGING
High Prices; Lambs in Great Demana

but heavy muttons are almost drug
on the market. prices having declin-
ed In this branch OF the trade more
than 80 cents per cwt. during the
last 10 days. Receipts OF lambs from
southern districts have fallen OF rap
idly OF late and killers in all markets
are taking everything in sight. at
prices thai for the present practical
~ shut the feeder out OF the deal.
The recent glut OF yearlings I'm west
ern markets has subsidized and this
kind are selling al much higher
prices than al the close OF last
month The wool situation continues
10 be one OF the strongest clements
in the market situation, and those
best acquainted with the habits OF
the trade in this important com
modify. predict an active business
during the remainder OF the season.
That the country is rapidly clean
imgup or live hogs seems evident
from the records OF arrivals I'm all
markets during the last 10 days.
Large reductions for July, in com
parison with June this year and July
last year. are recorded making a de
bullish outlook from the
OF current supplies. The
high prices at which all other kinds
OF meat are selling has got the
market gong strictly on fresh meat
basis and increased the inquiry for
light weights until the
spread between these and packing
grades OF the same general quality
exceeds 5 per cwt in favor OF the
former As minated above, the
quality is rapidly deteriorating. hogs
coming in mixed punches containing
at least four different grades. The
value OF bunch OF mixed hogs Is
determined by the number OF light
weights il contains Heavy sows are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16
TWO ARE FINED FOR
CRUELTY TO HORSES

Special omcef Arthur Fitzpatrick.
OF the $. r. c. c., charged George
Kahn, with whipping a horse. while
racing the animal on Hastingsst.. and
Justice Stein fined Kahn SIS with the
alternative OF serving 30 days in the
workhouse.
George Collins, accused or driving a
horse which was suffering from a
large collar sore. was fined S.. vita
the alternative OF serving 80 days.
Patrolman Mcdonald made Me com
plaint
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16
DIED.

BRODEI~-Aug 10. 1912 at residence.
100 Maple-st,, Fred beloved son OF
Nh and Mrs. Fred Brodel aged
years.
DOREMUS- Suddenly, Aug. IL 1912. at
Hutchinson, Kas.. harold. beloved
sob OF Dwight Is aud CorTine bore
mus, and brother OF Thomas Dore-
mus Burial at Evergreen cemetery,
Friday
ESTEkLING- Aug. IA. at the family
| residence sol Wabash-ave Gather
the Bornman, aged 20 years beloved
| wife Of Joseph II Esterling and dear
| J. g Campbell. Mrs. c. ". Wing
! Harry T.. ana Helen g.. Charles !
aud Joseph G.. Of Detroit. and George
| W. OF san Francisco. Cal. Notice OF
| funeral later,
| KOENIG Aug 10 1912, az ter r.. be-
loved husband OF Eleanor schultz
Koenig and father Of Peter John Koc-
llig, son or Mrs. Peter Koenig and the
late Peter koeng brother OF John
/ r. Norman "a kocnig ana Mrs, Geo
| j. Frederlcks, aged 81 years Funeral
from his late residence. 772 Helen
| ave Friday AT $40 a. m. and al -.
! MarN's church at 9 o'clock
| FON Aug 49,, at her residence, Eigh-
! tt~nth st. Greenfield, Jane beloved
wife of George II Fox. Funeral SER
vice from residence Friday at 10 a,
m laterment at Elmwood kindly
omit flowers.
lGRIsWOLD Aug. a. at the residence
OF his daughter, Mrs. Florence 9.
Cobb. j. AeNandrin"- ave. east Io-
seph NJ Griswold aged 81 years Bur
idl Friday at Brooklyn. Mich
! LAN1N-Aug. IA, 1912. John. beloved
husband OF Ann and father or VIII
lam and pr. George r. LAWN Fu.
neral Friday from residence, n Mel
ofum-ave.. at a. m. and our Lady
" Help church AT $50 o'clock. Bur-.
ial private.
| BENBENNEK--Aug Is. Rose; beloved
Wifc OF William Bcnbcnnek ANA
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
| Hayes age 90 years Funeral from,
residence. t07 Humboldt ave- Friday
at $50, and st Leo's church at 8.
kOElIN--Aug 13. suddenly. at his
home, 39l Chestnut-st. Fred aged 30
years. beloved husband, OF Johanna
and father OF William KOehn. Mrs
BERTHA Nolmer and Henry Kochn
Funeral Saturday. , y. m from resi-
dcnce and 2;3o at Zion church.
MENll T. Erhardt, Aug. 10. aged sis
Years ak months beloved son Of Mr.
and Mrs Emil Menlce brother OF Ed
ward ami Lleanor Funeral Friday
from residence, 30s iunt-st, at . r.
McFEDR1Es Aug 70, at her residence.
ries, aged 81 years Noticc OF fu-
neral later
|VALAE Mary A. widow Of Or. J L..
Nalae. one ~ the pioneer physicians
81 MONROE county, dleu NJ nor resi-
derCe AZ Newport Mich, "Wednesday s.,
Aug g. Funeral viii br az 500 sat
urday at Newport and burial az Erie
Men
SrtDE1. Mug ~ Aug r.. aged 81
years beloved husband al Nictarii
Scidel and dear father OF Mrs AlolS
l}iEik. Mrs a. T. Bauer Mrs Fret
Boldt. Bernard SeideL Mr> Frank
Harris, ~ FiudlaN o. Mrs lulus
I Meier Mrs y \ Dietcl Funeral
frour residence ca Campbell ave
Friday NJ $40 m a. UolN I,t-
I deemer church Burial a. SIT rl-
Holt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16
PRES. TAFT Is WORKING
VETO POWER OVERTIME

WASHINGTON. Aug To- Priest.
dent Taft today sent to congress his
second veto in three days. He re.
turned without approval the legisla-
tive, executive and judicial appropria.
ton pill, because OF the bills proyi.
sions for a seyenyear tenure rule for
all clerks IN the government ciyll ser
vice and also because it provides for
the adjustment OF the United States
commerce. court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16
BY II. n. MACK.


The l0.u~..ar seer mac evidently
come 20 stay several sales having
been made during the last 10 days
for Stops per cwt. The spread be-
tween the best and the poorest. in
the cattle department. Is rapidly
widening. however, grassy offerings
hnding slow sale, Recent arrivals
OF southern grassers and western
range cattle have been so heavy as
TO we'll NIGH clog the channels OF
Quite; for this grade of cattle and
glut the market for the commoner
grades OF steer beef Common native
steers and heifers, coming into com
petition with these high-grade west
ern and southern grassers. are al
most unstable. butchers much pre-
ferrlng the latter for their uses. The
market for grassy cattle is In the
dullest drag that has been known
since this date last year
The stocker and feeder buyer gets
some consolation out OF the present
situation, as competition for his kind
from the butcher is almost entirely
lacking, for the first time IN a long
while. As result, large drovos are
going out 10 the interior from all
markets, in some degree making up
for the lack OF movement in this
direction which has characterized the
entire spring and summer business
IN live cattle. Predictions of Idol.
Jar cattle are freely heard on all
sides, but this sort of thing will be
confined TO the fat cattle division for
the remainder OF the summer, and
strictly grassy stun will continue to
work lower, both with westerns and
natives
Lambs In Demand.
The demand for lambs is phe
nomenal tor this season OF the year;
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MARRIAGES

Michael J. Mont IS Donetta Lostno.
John koiball. -, Helena IIeyman- -
S1ri Nehemiah, "a. sume
John kruszkcwtcz, %; Agnes Okwat.
Frank KokoiskL So. Anna SoIefsisy.
Charles W. Krewl 23 Frances p.
rruedcl %
Clarence Wagner 80, Gibsonhgrg.
. l.oulc1 sutton. 20, columbus, -
Robert r. Kennedy -. Ncttie Hll-
Cirger rs
Charles d. Robinson. a.. Vicksbut s,
Mlrh Jane -, Rathhurn 20
Matthew stuart -, Detroit isabelle,
Helklc. 20. Springfield Mass
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Births, Deaths. cards OF Thanks aud
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16
WORKHOUSE GETS TWO
AS RESULT OF THEFTS

John Dillon, charged with breaking
into refrigerator factory at Warren.
ave and the Grand Trunk railroad.
and stealing quantity OF tools. was
found guilty OF simple laceny, In JUS
tice Stems court, Thursday. anu sent
10 the workhouse for 80 days. IN de
fault OF $50 fine.
Andrew RiZnau, charged with steal
ing a watch from Felix arosz. OF 40.
90 Goldnerave. while helping Harosl
10 move, was sent mp FOR 30 DAYS, in
default of a S25 fine
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Detroit Michigan.
Mr. Frederic Haskin.
Dear NE
with undated interest Ia the
1T penclreads Ike
about IL
minute in details or exhaustive
congratulate have
contributed O
citizen
TO write | so com
pletely supplying long Herr,
10 in
hands OF throughout
length and breadth 81 this republic
~. 4
CHARLES W. PGCKELG. Mgr
Detroit lie ms Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16
ROY {. LYLE TO GO TO
BRITISH COLUMBIA

Roy {. Lyle. sergeant-at-arms OF the
Republican state central committee,
and assistant custodian OF tue fed.
eral building, has resigned both posi-
tons TO 30 into business in British
columbia. tils successor ar assistant
custodian OF the federal building, is G.
/ Natheson, formerly a resident OF
Roscommon. Mich, but for several
years past connected with the treas
ury department In Washington
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attic for lime an o no OF Anne Gnmet that
the foremost uc OF OF y d qf d is boo Sue htesa those
rdued ed have f pt OF the nlhehgh hpiudb
eerm d o h o. HI derived iron i
TIL Tmsi o. mel pu ar h good o De accomplished by
general a h ae
increasing yay the dd uemed h be o a. rdw
urgs those O 5 m cop n o ng pp if on wanta
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16

selling at big discount the weight
that seems TO attract the most attcu-
ton ranges between 80 and 200
pounds The outlook al this writing
is distinctly bullish and predictions
OF nine-dollar hogs are frequently
heard in market circles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16
Power Boat Burns IN River.

An exploding gasoline tank We'd
nesday night caused the burning TO
the waters edge OF valuable power
toat In the lower Detroit river. The
boat is said TO be the property OF a
man named Perry. of Toledo, and 10
Ne valued at $1,000 II was tied TO a
dock on Slocum's island and floated
out into the river when the lines
burned away II drlfted against the
Michigan Central bridge but was
pushed away from the bridge before
the flames could be communicated TO
II and finally ran on the beach on
Crosse Isle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16

SEVERAL MODERN HOUSES
and bungalows have just been COM
pleted ont Jencrsou-ayC within walk
ing distance uf factories. fne rcstric-
Iau- seven and eight room. oak
nnish electric hight FUN basement
ana furuuca An ideal location for
nome Prices s3.oaO 90 $3.50. Pay
n,nts $500 down balance AS rent.
cali. s2- P,uustlvnuia.aye Hickory
AGI on Crest "a
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Detroit Michigan
Mr. The Times,
/ IN II a
finished reading highly
the amer student Of longed
GRO
Home
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-EAsrERN mon SCHOOL.

EeInse u.
III. Times. Detroit
Dear I hay a OF
Government" In
OF tho facts have
in Il
workings OF
o to
ne to a cry 10 MI II we'll
Respectfully
REMsEN BISHOP.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16

ALGONAC

When building a home build
where II will prove a profitable
investment.
~ case you wish to dispose OF n AZ
ABRAM SMITH < SON
have placed on the market
Some choice water lots on the
City Electric Light and Water
lines
q, fun view OF all passing boats ana
with
the best OF boating. bathing and
fishing right at the door AL
gonac is the coming resort
town of the state OF Michigan.
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WESTERN HIgH SCHOOL
VIM A. Morse. Principal


m
Michigan.
Frederic j. fasktn Times Michigan
o.
up-todate,
Just So q be II eve
respectfully yours.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-16

Detroit Michigan
Mr. Frederic j. Haskin. The Times
o your Ameri
congratulate the production
Yours
T..
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Business-like Printing. No fuss ami
30 fCi Tiers The plain. neat kind that
locks right Times Printing Co.. 5
Tohn n st Pm Main 1898 or city 1885,
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Home With l'urnace. 5000

Home With Furnace. 5000
Fun easement electrical HNtutes gas.
+, hardwood floors TWO stores with
tur,n bedrooms and hlth tpHtairs.
fuur Iuom- downstairs. laundry
.hutr ,au#. 30 walks House ls To-
Gated 8 on N.t1"llau-uvt south 81
Grut.ot. md luu can move right into
same SOIL oN contract 5000
Iau.br,chf Kelly a Co. 81 GrisWold ~
~ MEADOWS
mako ulcy hlui"s have two on 81
I,ar.lv, VIII sen fui t2SgO small
collar BRICK fauniatou oak floors.
81 etric. lflht. large porch Come and
.,. a. tul as Pennsylvania ave.
HlrhvlH AGA or crest l2t
OF + JEFFERSON AVE
N,ar ToN Creyk VI car fare. two mod
cfu homes with full basement. far.
mace. enamel Hhlst, polished ha rd [.
wood doors everything modern. I-u-
n lot WHl sell ou easy contract ~
$500.
LNMREEcuT KELLY & 90
COTTAGE 5000
FORREST. near Lrlp bedrooms 3r- p
lot 5000 down
LambrCchL Kelly q CO., ~ GrIswold.st.
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SO CuuGcld-ave. new broom cottage
hardwood floors downstairs pdrlor.
living room. Glning room decorated,
electric lights. window shades. all
ready 10 move in open daily from .
10 or phone for appointment North
1882 or Oak
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ST MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Detroit
Mr. Frederic Times. Michigan
Cneo on the
THE
places
worth while Only aney
cIticise
A ATKINSON
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InI, i'rfarinE Bour Right. Times
PRINTING 90, - Jaha n -. -t
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Building
Mr. Fr,deric o
Sir
and
o a be OF great
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MCEEDRfES Aug %, at her residence
SOL Clinton-st Mrs Frances McFed-
ries aged 81 years Notice OF fu-
ueral later
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nELr MANrEp-MALE.

MIN. this - your Opport unity. o.lnaise
So to 81 daily no book or insuranc
canyassing cali ana be convinced.
- troll speciality CO.. room 4O1
Hodges Bldg
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pLANO
pIANO

$500 Krakauer Upright Piano. mahog
any case (used) a snap az $500 in
Guiding bench DETROIT MUSIC co.
sSS Woodward ave
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NALAE Mary \ widow Of Dr. j L.
Nalae. one ~ the pioneer physicians
IL Monroe county, died ut hcr resi-
deuCe at Newport Mich. "Wednesday,
urday at Newport and burial AZ Erie.
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The demand for lambs is phe.
nomenal tor this season OF the year,
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PIANO 500

SODA FOUNTAINS, billiard and pooi
tables. new and second-hand Geo.
AarsE Co 3 Farmer-st f terms
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The George V. ~ l,othrop branch o.
the public library. the first OF the
City's five Carnegie libraries To be-