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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

The war honors OF the Richmond
Howitzerg we're won by that Wen
known command OF field artillery
through baptism on many q field Of
blood. II Is written on the walls OF the
armory-"From Bethel TO Apponal
tox."
The original battery Of the Rich
nneud Howftzers was frst organized
November Q, 1859. mainly through the
efforts OF George ". Randolph OF
Richmond. who was the drst captain
He was afterwards promoted TO orlga-
dter-general Of artillery. and finally
rose TO the exalted position OF Secre-
fary OF War OF the Confederate states
OF America
The FIRST service performed by the
battery was at Harpers Ferry. Va
wher. II was sent 10 aid in queiiiag
the John Brown raid a: this tine
the battery had not been uniformed
II was there that the Howitzers hrS'
met the man who was destined L"
Become their famous commander In the
areat struggle between the states. viz.
Robert Z Lee, who was then the Fed-
eral officer In command of that post.
The first guns that the battery rsec
were naval, or boat howitzsrs Tney
were very pretty small brass guns.
mounted on iron carriages. curioJsiy
constructed. ana on the occasion q
their hrst parade the guns were draw.
through the streets by ropes manned
BY the cannonecrs. II was from the
gun. that the organization derived
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second with muskets. having fought
its way as infantry from Petersburg.
where the guns were left In the
trenches for want OF horses, to ORA"
them to Apponattox; hSlce the bat
TALON writes It's history From Bethel
% Appomsttox-"
The battalion was represented By
one OF the three batteries. and some
hines by all. In the following battles
Bethel. yorktown. Williamsburg, Ma
nassss. BARS Bluff. Mechanicsville
Gaines's MIL. Leesburg, Winches-
Ter. Fredericksburg. Charlottesville.
epo;sylvania Courthouse, Gettysburg.
sailor Creek. Eiierson's Mil. Colo
H.r.o.. Seven pines. Sharpsourg. MinH
Re-. Petersburg. Appcmattox. and
athe--
I,-f-a- .he war 2se men were COM
mise r-r-, tne three batteries Of
IN. richmond Eowitzers and assigned
20 other commands.
soon after the war that gallant SOL
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, der, Major II. c. Carter and others
who may indeed be enrolled among
the bravest of the brave, conceived the
ioea OF forming d club composed oil
The members OF the three batteries OF
ths Richmond Howitzers VINO served
InroGsaout The wa, the object being
to perpeIuste the record OF their
glorious ,deeds and fHe~ the ties
which bound them together through
out four long years OF battle, suIier-
ing and privation-
As an outgrowth OF the club. the
present battery was formed April Il.
1871. many Of the members Of tGe oid
batteries eniisSng. thereby encourag-
lag the very best young men OF the
city to Join "a. c. Carter Was elected
captain. u. : Mccarthy. FIRST li-oten-
ant: John : Elicit, Junior first leu
tenant: John : White. second lieu
tenant. All of these had served
through the war with distinction. the
following nonconmissloned officers and
privates were members: J. ". Gibson
J. Il. Moore. F. :. Cardoza- W Il Tai
man. c T. Wingo. ". l. Lewis
Charles Darlington. Robert z. Richard
son. =. Rousseau. J. G Tatum. II. Tats
Evans. L \ VIM. Or. T. T. Mayo. X
x. Jones. 2 c ShepparS. LOWS BOOKER
+. =. Tasur1. :. = Gr!gg. J. Accartns
J. p Foster. Jr. r ". stiles Z. ).
Eosher. r g Workman. W g a
Mavo. George Place. .Junius L Powell
It George 7. {. Bryan. T. " crump.
v p. Grettor. T. \ iete-.
These rreu iu enrolling themselves
were pro---ted by deSrre 20 rsr-
petuate the old Organization 81 whose
reputation. earned during the var they
had = right 20 feel proud
.rrnory Facilities
The battery held its fTs. meetings
II building opposite che pos- &C.
r-actfcirc ru, irii vita q vocoen su'i
rrsunsed o. carriage. u exact I'M
.a.iar - The fcid D.@ce. which Wa
drawn BY six dcnkrys ~ th~ recent
Wilson -. rsa--i celebration. l-7ttr o.
40 r-r;.-s S--r-r rovr---7s7t loaned
90 coa- brass pieces rcapoiecrs,. anc
u.-s fh.~e "a ra-ad.i f0r 80 frs' ;'ue
aud sred salute .n horo- - ;hr "c-e-
hrat.o. q the rornp-stion o. th- mesa b
usakc ard orc Es''~a- 60 t1c Ma
rar-ra Dfre- soon after ta's u vas
given four rinc pieces BY %" sta =
- Virginia Through fhr united
,~s-fs % The members ~ tIr barter q.
~ r1sttzrr.' Association and thsir
RI. rdq. tho cifv % Efrhr7~1 -raried
...f- --oussi aai erected On afmorf
fo- sh.r 81 the old cts srri"z ipi.
where ,hev tter-af;r- heii r7cs'ings
AID drills The Hoeifzere Errni riuca
n .hrfr Own money. End paii fo- much
or ne ro-k done On thc tuiifinE.
IN course 81 tine fhe Veterans be-
coming tired - active servirc. grad-
uaIiv dropped out - ~ ra0ks. thcir
pfar.s asuaes bsins raadiiy SLED BY
Younger men. who. though not havins
s~on active service IN thc fcid. were
equally ir,buet VITA military ardor.
Succeeding Captain Carter r G.
Worthsn. r , Boshe-. p Lorraine.
L 4 Hurcstnsoa and z A WiEans
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In the sumner % 1905 TIE Hc~itzers.
dfsnountsd. marched from Stsurtor 70
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were successfully captains OF this IA
nous battery.
Captain williams retired after sew
eral years of service to the battery
ami Lieutenant william NJ Myers was
chosen captain.
Captain Myer. Is descended from =
long line OF ancestors distin guishe d
in both army and navy. re is the sor
Of the late william washington Myers
who serve< with such. galiantry as FRS,
Lieutenant Of Riley's Battery (Rowan
v G. Artillery. Army OF Northern
Virginia during the four years OF war
lie has an enviable record In the
Howitzers During Twenty-Five years
Of service he has never been absent OF
a parade % me battery: has accom-
panied the Howitzer. on every trit
they have taken since his enlistment
lie has been leader in ev~ry move
merit which would tend 10 the better
mert or his Command. and always
looks on. sor the pleasure and comfort
Of his men.
Baftcry Events
BESIDES the numerous funerals OF
Distinguished Confederate officers ana
President Davis. with riot duty end
trips incident 70 patriotic celebrations.
tars battery mas ATTENDED tni;ed states
riaHntufr~s 80 Mana s-ae- t-Ntt 0Sat -
and battery encsmpncnts NJ different
points ~ virginia
4 notable achievement was ;he Ia
nous march To- the jamestown Expo
sffion "a tie summer o. 1897. 7 ~
march OF The Hovitze-s was hcraldc1
over ogr entire land and vas pso
n0urcsf ~ army cNfcrfr 70 p" t1e
crsatcsr achievement q the kind %
modern times psring single oAt
march. with forr green hnfs"s 20 TIC
csrFsarcs end men uncccrstorncd 70
the work. toe battery covered ais-
tsnce o. thirty-e.ght miles 90 rain over
heavy reals To- Horiizers lett Ricn-
mon. or lrrr g Uifh ORDERS rom Gov
srrsr erarf.r o. o. 90 ths jsnesto~ %
Fxro-ifsan cd rfae morning % June ~.
% frEe part Ir thr Nlrzinla iiAF pa
radr rrf contrary 90 al predictions.
sxcert from those ir close t0ach With
IN e.rris tc corps lf Toe battery. faTy
rrarael the err1siilcn several hours
ahea1 ar fIue. ard covered n distance
OF - miles in five days in almost
constant rain over portion % the
rouehcsf roads tn Virginia a; thst
time
Nstnbic Warrh.
In the sumner % 1905 TIE Ho~itzers.
disnountss. marched from stsuntoz 70
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its name. When the battery was called
into active service the guns. OF course
were changed. out the command still
retains the name OF "Howitzers."
Defending Rschmond.
When the question of secession was
being agitatec the battery began to In
crease its numbers. and when mustered
Into service on April 81 1851 the
membership had Increased to 325 men.
About that time IL was sent down the
James to repel the "Paw.nee. an
armed vessel Of the United States Ma :,
which was supposed 70 be about 20
attack Richmond. The battery was
FIRST guartercd in the basement % The
spo;swood Hotel and on April p.
1851. went into artillery camp Il
Richmond College. where. "a conse-
q,ienc- OF the Increased mem ers nip.
II was divided into three batteries
and formed into a battalion. TN
G.F the command OF Colonel taftc.-
wards. cien.raD = 4. Mag-Jder. The
asst battery was COMMANDED ny Cap
tain John e. Shields. first Lieutenant
1T ". l.. Paimes. afterwards captain
second lieutenant Edward :. McCa--
tay, a gallant soldier. afterwards rnaGc
captain. and WHO vas killed at Colo
HaTbor iG June. 1864 A. this tim,
John f.s;en Cooke. the celebrated nov
eisSt. sas third sergean; IN jhr bet
terry. fiTst Sergeant y II Andersen
-accScded Captain Mccarthy and r--
tanned Command of the battery Until
:as close % the wa.
The q. -oad battery was formed
Under me command Of Captain j.
Thompson Brown Who sftcTwo ~ts
rSsc 80 tee rank q co.orsl % ARTILLERY.
and was kil..c tu battle On MAY o..
Issf TA.s battery Was sent 70 Gior-
cests- i'o.a. or tie crk River. where.
wlth suns on -. beach OF ssnt. is
cncs-eG v.-1 ard drove "a a gunaoas
cate tll 80 au6-s.
The talrd r1ficry VS. formed under
the cosra..s5 .; Csptaia Rosert g.
S;anard. aaG = - os-cTed ~ lorAsop "a.
w~-s-. o. --sy -. isti. u vas re-
gs.l,eG villa t-l second 5attss.. under
the command % IajoT George v Ran
dolps- CS.tlir STANDARD died october
"a. 1861. ard ssss ssccec'iea b. lbs
r. Moscies rho was ALLIED nc1F
Petersburg n 1855
TarI. y ar Record.
The hrst battery. under The c9n-
maEd o. Captain John & shields. VS.
ia The LATTER part o. april 1851. sent
20 Manassas and assigned 10 the Hrsi
brigade. under c3m4aa % General Ron
han. and engaged under A.m ia M
great battle known as the Ifrst
Narareos. Nftsr that hght ~ wa
Transferred 90 Ccacral LougStrecis
brigade. and again Transferred 20
General Eva ns's brigade urdfr whom
" participates ir fh5f brilliant Con
fcderafe victory a. Balls Biun. nsA'
ieeshurc. Va
The second and third batteries made
their frst f9ht. and 20 TIE sane ;inr,
their lasting rcputstion IS soldiers. az
sig Bethel ur5cr TIRE counrnanS Of Ma
9rucer and n ". Hi al three bat
terfss reached tppornsttor-the nTst
a. MIRA vita ehA6r gu7s and TIE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

feet and ten feet deep. baths. gymnas-
.um. reading room and pool table. This
building Is considered the best equip
ped of the kind In the South Both
building are thoroughly heated By
steam Between the two buildings is
a large park used for mounted instruc-
ton during the summer season
Enlargement Is Planned
Carrying out a plan of enlargement
Of these quarters 10 meet present de-
hands Of the organization. as well -
providing facilities for housing the
horses which 10 is expected the ma
tionaI government Will begin early IN
1913 to issue TO the field artillery bat
terfes, Il = proposed to connect thess
two buildings. which would provide
drill hall OF adequate size TO the needt
OF the present organization. and on
the ground floor provide stalls for tbs
animals and a riding hall. IN which
mounted instruction and gun drills
could be taught during the winter A.
veil a. the summer months.
Mention has frequently been made Of
late Of the attempts 70 form trc new
batterfes 50 az TO permit the orgsRizs-
ion OF a complete battalion % Geld ar
tillery IN Richmond This would re-
store the wartime strength OF the
command. and wouiS add prestige &C
the city and state
One OF tire picture snowa On thts
page IL one OF the oid-styis oanror.
which required the srtilierymea 90 ss
exposed At ali times 10 are from thu
enemy The picture was taken vn1l-
the battery was or strike duty In the
Pocahcntas coai neids. Another photo
graph + o. a section % ihe Ho~i.sers
handlinr a modern gan and csisscn.
Win the nsr fully protected
rr~-est onc-rs-
Tn. oHccrs % IRE present battery
a~e - follows. william n Myers. oep
tain. r. X r Warrick. csptain-ssr-
seon. T. c. Rees. senior rras Lieutenant
= 4. POLLARD. junior frst iisufsnent.
John + wood. senior second lisrterant.
q II Myers. junior secgnd Iieutensnr.
Norrommissiorea oflcsrs-Frsnk a.
Rove arst sergeant. n A CIexry
qaarternasts "a 2. Poirfcr-
tcr. stable ssrzcant eerEesntr--s. a
Hoirnsn. r. 4. Macfarisne. inc. y. s>Ay.
CHARLES r.aFcn. n r. Huxh~s. ". -
rnrard Corcorsis-R = Bel ~ y.
Hsrrisoa. I. p. s>lton. e = Ssc,sia
J. p. cowxr6in- n a. c>r1s-1<n. -.
Ey~rr-sr. Wffusn = xrCn<<0v.
Charles A. Fsivsy. paul " A1in< =
p gary. n. r MitehefL II y. On -
Il Pss6lstsA u
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PROTECTED Gun OF TO-DAY.

Alexandr,a, va, q distance OF 1Ts
miles. over the famous Valley Pike.
stopping a day to visit Luray Caverns
as the guests OF Lieutenant-Gover
J. Taylor EIlyson. q Wartime mem Der
Of the battery. This region was the
scene of Stonewall Jacksons famous
campaign. and Rev. James Power
Smith. chaplain OF the battalion, who
was aide to Stonewail Jackson and
carried him from the field ut the VIII
cerness, delivered many interesting
ana Instructive lectures on the most
important engagements of this section.
thus making the trip deubiy sttrsc-
tive
II was a march thoroughly enjoyed
By every participant. and one which
the battery hopes 10 take again at an
early date. varying the route siightly
10 take in other ostflehelds
] Among the sicisl features of the or
SANITATION are smokers. watermelon
leasts. receptions, bsnquets and the
rnonthly dance Of the Cctiliion Club IL
ono OF tie most popular. Thts orssrl-
zaticn hiss always and still continues
20 msfntain the very high standard at
taincd BY the Richmond war Howitzers
10Th In a military ana social point OF
view. ana fully have they sustained the
claim TO De WORTH Successors OF lhat
Oh organization. whose guns we're
heard on nearly every battlefield OF
virgins from Bethel to Appomattox-
The Richmond HOvitzcrs are ARMED
with the modern three-inch orecch-
leading rifle ana the latest equip-
mcnt or same Win the required unit
form Of The United states government
The New tniform-
Besides she service and dress uni-
firms issued b. the state Zoe the use
% The militia. the Rlchrrons Ho~itzcrr
have . distinctive feR-drcss Uniform.
and a. securing = new enc. as shown
~ thc picture. consisting o. coat %
stray trimmed with red and sold. Eray
riding trousers with a rcd stripe. and
patent leather boos- The head dress
D. = tail black astrakan busbv. with
fowins rcd COX feather piauie and
trimmed IN red au1 gold For social
purposes. when not IN full dress. there
VIII 10 q cadet blouse Of sige. with
gray trousers and n gray fatiEoe cap
The battery is housed IN Two spien-
ala buildings. ere the arm hall Win
various rooms Cor cfncer- ana rccr-a-
lion. guns. ETC. and TIE other ire
athletic building cortasnfne a swim
Ming peel 'thirty-t~e ~ nrv-rosf
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AowITzERs OFT GERS TO-DAY.
Lsft to r4ghts Sento6-OnDtsin WI
uao n. Myers, F1rst AeuteAant "A @.
Rees. CaDtsin-ssrHees n X. r. War-
rick, staadins-Ffrst Lfeutensnt ,. @.
Pollard. second Lieutenant John =.
Wood. Second Lieatenaat q. II. Myers.
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-04
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

Miss Bessie Thomas was an over
Sunday visitor IN Payetto this week
Miss Ella Meyer made a business
trip % Payetto last Friday
Mr. John Vogt OF Boise was here
the latter part Of enc week Ia tho
interests Of The Evening Capital
News
Miss Nellie tlinchli1 who h
teaching In tho public schools at
Emmett returned home for short
vislt last Saturday.
Mrs. j. W. Lynch and daughter.
polphine were business visitors ia
rayette last Saturday
Arnold Alderman. who has been
working Ia Boise the past few weeks.
returned home Saturday night for
an over sunday visit
Mrs u d Woodo OF Goodlng IDA
no. visited At tho home OF her mother
last week. returning homo Saturday
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MAAAor nrMa.

Friday afternoon az tho home Of
Mm " o Ofcutt Of washoe. tho
efficefs q the Parent Teachers cir.
els ~ere bookcases AZ reception
xlron ln honor % tho ladies who
hAss lately moved luto the noighbor.
hood
A hrxe uumbsr ~ ladies we're
prescott and a most euioyable after
nooa sas passta guessing game.
sbieh caused much meriment. was
arraaxea ~ the ygnng ladies' Mira
q r. LOSER Succeeding in making
ths mesf correct Eueases and Was
pvessefed pigh book
The hease vas pretiily decorated.
she solog scheme beirE red and
wtiss IA tte ainius room and rose
and ahiir ln the pariors. The
hnars Nafe from thrso 10 tive Mrs.
~ D saambafgeF. assisted By Mas
siAbri orreti aud Mias Gertrude
shambsxeS. ssuea dainty refresh
meeia
r. ~ geymore Il movlng to Fruit.
Lad where he wnir sn = garage.
Al q mssglng - thc Parent Teach.
efs eirsif " washoe L vas decided
,iss : SUNDAY school b. organised
and lass SUNDAY the people q the
dietriet uefe asked 10 meei at the
sshoai hoase Tor that purpose. Tho
aaeol haaae vas well filled san'
aAr agsernoon and q Sunday school
sas crranlxsa wuh hrA n. j. Cort
Bgr Saps. Mse G r Dibble Assist
aaf snpL. aila Gertrude ISLANDERS
e.. sac.. Mr Mackey Treasurer
Judeiak b. tbe number present 4
and the Interest manifested this
mueh needed line o. work win be
q suceess
siss Mabel Oreuit entertained
last Saturday evening in honor OF
Miss Lillian Frazier. Saturday be
Ing Miss Frazior's birthday.
Mrs. c. c. wherry received the
,ad news last week OF the death
II her father. }. c. Fultz. which
occurred on March goth. Mr.. Flltz
vas 70 years old and had been III a
ong time.
Miss Mabel circuit returned home
lst week having been absent the
asst six months teaching near Jor- I
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FOR SALE AT
COmptOn's Pharmacy
c. B. Comptons Prop.
PEOPLES IRRIGATION co. LTD
Principal place Of business, Pay
cite, Idaho.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors held on
March eth, 1912, an assessment Ol
One Dollar ($1OO) per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation. payable to the secretary
of tho Corporation, at Payette Ida
no. on the 9Th day of May, 1912,
Any stock upon which this assess
mont remains unpaid on May 9th,
1912. win be delinquent, and adverts-
cd for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before will
be sold on the first day of June.
1912, to pay the delinquent assess
mont, together with costs OF advertis-
ing and expenses of sale.
/. r. WOODWARD. Secy.
titf Payettc, Idaho.
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TMIRanAY- ATRIL lLh. I0lg-
nolse. idaho. March 20. 1912.
Editor. paYeite Enterprise
Fageite. Idaho

Editor faYeite Enterprise
Fayeite Idaho
Dear SIR
wish it b. BE- goueraily known
that should tIkc 10 serve Idaho
Ia Conreas Whether OF not
shall become candidate. will de-.
poaa upon she encouragement Feceiv
"a from the Republicans throughout
tha State and particularly. la Can.
son cnansy
A. both tho time and the incliua
fioh 10 personally solicit support are
waatlsE. TIE question Il Submitted
Ia ths pannor 70 the press Of our
coaaiy hopius that ms intimate &C.
quaintance with many Of the inter
ests 81 fhe State ana my seryicea
a. senator during che last three
sessions may b. thought sufficient
a. justify consideration
1 shall b. pleased % have you
present tne matter % your readers,
wiih such observations az viii. ia
yoar oplnlon. folee their sentiments.
siheeFeiY youra.
uENJ. 4. sltAWHAN.
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For Sale-200 tons of hay. Good
feeding grounds and running water.
"A. II. Ramey, phone 1913. At
For Sale-Goose eggs for setting
from large vigorous stock. Also
pure bred Plymouth Rocks. NJ. G.
Riebeling. l2tl
For Sale-Furniture from hotel,
very nearly new. Reason for selling
have no use for it. Mrs. Clark, cor
ner Third Avenue South and Tenth
St lift
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dan VALLEY. Oregon. Miss circuit
stopped "a Boise on her way home
70 attend tho Schuman.lleink con.
cert AZ the Pinney.
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Money on first MORTGAGES. on good
farm property Bowen and Riebeling,
Thurston Building. Payette, Ida. 7tf
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TO LoAN-LocAL MONEY

For Rent-Furnished rooms-Mrs.
W. r. o'Neln, 9Th st. and End. Ave.
South. 14t4
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The Payette Cold Storage Con-
pany will pay you cash for your
eggs. Phone 26S. lift
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Only $3.50

CAN and see them. You will be
surprised at what we offer Also have
Hinze Piano made by Kimball Co.
Second Hand for $40.
The oasis., 1912-04-20

to the Canyon is not as heavy as during the same period last year. The increased rate of fare, which went into effect a few months since, no doubt is largely accountable for the falling off People who are used to two or three-cent rate will not pay six cents, the rate now charged over this line. It is to be hoped that the Worsley bill will receive the attention of the law makers that 1t deserves and that both passenger and freight rates will be cut to reasonable figure. Itnow costs almost as much to ship ton of hay from Williams to Grand Canyon as the Salt River farmers get for producing it. Seven dollars is pretty steep for 63 miles Other classes are equally so.
 Parker Post: Tentative allot- ments of the lands on the Colo rado River reservation set apart for the Indians will hegin at once according to advices received from Commissioner Robert G Valentine, by Superintendent o. L. Babcock, Wednesday. The permanent al- lotments of ten acres piece cannot he made until further appropria- tions are made by the government but temporary selections may be made at once and these selections will be recognized in the final al- lotments. Superintendent Bab. cock is given authority to super wise these immediate selections. He has made arrangements to record the tracts picked out by the In dians. Several of the redmen have already indicated which land they want. The others are hastening tC do so in order to get the best as Il case of first come, first served.
 Phoenix Gazette; Strong effort; will be made by the police author ities to apprehend dog poisoners 1T the future. Several complaints have been received lately at tht 1 police station to the effect tha
 valuable dogs have died as the result of poison being placed fol them. The first complaint sworr out for some time against parties for poisoning dogs was made thi
 afternoon in the office of Police Judge Frank Thomas, wher Chief of Police Moore made complaint against Miss Snypp charging her with cruelty to ani
 mals in that about March P, 1912 she placed poison for dogs at O
 near 806 East Moreland street. 4 second complaint was made ou
 against her, which was also signeC
 by the chief of police. In thi
 Miss Snypp is charged with usinI
 vulgar language about March F
 1912, at or near S06 East More
The oasis., 1912-04-20
Ofl, How ' ItcIled!

What long nerve-racking days of con- stant torture-what sleepless nights of terrible agony-itch -itch-itch, con- stant itch, until it seemed that l must tear off my very skin-then-
 Instant rehef-my skin cooled, soothed and healed!
 The very first drops of DD.D. Pre- scription for Eczema stopped that awful itch instantly: yes the very moment DDD touched the burning skin the tor ture ceased A 25c bottle proves it.
 D.D.D. has been known for years as the only absolutely reliable eczema remedy, for 1t washes away the disease germs and leaves the skin as clear and healthy as that of child.
 All other druggists have D.D.D. Pre- scription-go to them it you can't come to us-but don't accept some big profit substitute.
 But if you come to our store, we are so certain of what D.D.D. will do for you that we offer you full size bottle on this guarantee: If you do not find that it takes away the itch AT ONCE. 1t costs you not cent AMERICAN DRUG STORE, MORALES, ARlz.