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The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-03
VIOLATED PARCELS POST LAW.
Shipment of Live Lobsters and Shrimps Put in New York Office.

New York, Jan. 2.-The first viola tion of the parcels post law was dis covered here this afternoon when a queer looking package addressed to Philadelphia was opened to reveal a live lobster and handful of live shrimp. Under the law, live shell fish are classed as "unmailable mat ter The package was held up.
 More than 1600 packages were mail ed at the general postoftce here to- day and many thousands more at the branches. At the Grand Central sta tion bronch 5000 bundles came in during the morning from suburban towns. Among them were forty car tons containing eggs.
 Only small percentage of persons using the parcels post today took ad- vantage of the privilege to have their packages insured.
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WOULD STOP HAzINo.

Washington, Jan. 2.-With view to preventing hazing at the naval acad- emy, Senator Perkins of California introduced a bill which would make cadet dismissed for hazing ineligi- ble for reappointment and also ineli- gilbel for appointment as a commis- stoned officer in the army, navy or marine corps, until after the gradua- tion of the class of which he was a member.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-03
Senator Davis Death Occasions Pro. found Regret at National Capital.

Washington, Jan. 3.-The sudden death of Senator Jeff Davis of A-kan- sas, came as distinct surprise and shock to his friends in the capitol this morning. The senator left Wash instog, Dec. i3, to spend the Christ mas holidays at home and at that time appeared in the best of spirits.
 He had not been in good health for some time. although his condition did not occasion his friends much alarm. On one or two occasions his friends say. he had suffered from attacks of dizziness. On recovering from these attacks he invariably made light of them. Since taking his seat in the senate in 1907 Senator Davis had grown steadily in the esteem of his fellow members. At first he was
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regarded as an extreme radical in his views.
 When death overlook him he was chairman of the senate committee on the Mississippi river and its tribu- taries and member of the commit tee on claims, coast and insuaT sur vey, interior department expendi- lures. immigration, Indian depreda- tions, private land claims and public lands.
 A committee of the senate will be named to attend the funeral, together with the entire delegation in the house from Arkansas, with others, as soon as the sergeant-at-arms of the senate and house are apprised of the plans for the funeral Telegrams were sent this morning to his family inquiring as to these plans.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-03
BRINGING COLE BACK.
Is Wanted in Mena on Charge Of Ac-
 cepting Bribe.

Atlanta, tsa.. Jan. AM. W. Cole, former chief of police of Lawrence vIne. Ga, who Is wanted at Mena. Ark. to face charges of accepting bribe. and permitting a murderer sns- pect to escape. passed through here tonight in custody of Deputy Sheriff Hungat, enroute for the Arkansas town
 Charges against Cole resulted from the disappearance of Wade Higgins. arrested in Arkansas in connection with the killing of Wm. McClung in Gwynnett county, Ga. IA years ago. Higgins was being brought to Georgia by Cole.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-03
GOV. MARSHALL ON GAMBLING
VICE PRESlDENT-ELEcT ADvO- GATES NATIONAL LEGlSLA-
 TON AGAINST THE EVIL.

Chicago, Jan 2.-Gov. Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana, vice president elect of the United States, in reply for aid in a local crusade against gambling, today advocated national legislation against gambling and promised his aid in obtaining such laws.
 Tt is too late for me to change my message to the general assembly of Indiana" he wrote to the leader in the anti-gambling war here, Out suggest that you bring the matter before the incoming congress of the United States. l shall be glad to ren- der you any assistance in stamping out gambling"
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-03
BIG INHERITANCE TAX.

Salt Lake City, Utah. Jan. 2.-The inheritance tax paid to the state of Utah, by the estate of the late D. H. Hartman, will cover about two thirds the cost of the erection of the state capitol. which was contracted for today The Hartman estate paid the state nearly three quarters of a million dollars and this was set aside by the last legislature as capitol fund.
 The building will cost s1,0i0,O00.
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ARcHIHANp MAY TESTIFY.

Washington, Jan. 2.Judge Robert W. Archibald of the United States commerce court may take the witness stand in the senate tomorrow during progress of the impeachment trial against him. The impeachment court reconvenes at 1880 o'clock after a recess since Dec. 19. Judge Arch balds attorneys will put on several
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-03
WOULD REDUCE RATES.

Washington, Jan. 2.-The Chicago board of trade today petitioned the interstate commerce commission to reduce to 7l1s cents the rate on grain for export from Omaha. The price from that point to Chicago now is 12 cents on wheat and il cents on coarse grain and the charge is made that it is unjust, as compared with a rate of 151a cents from Omaha to New Orleans
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additional witnesses to testify as to his character and business relations.
 In case the examination of these witnesses is concluded in tine after will testify. Members of the senate anticipate that all testimony will have been presented before the con clusion of Saturdays session. Argu- rnents will be presented early next week and a decision Is expected soon.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-03
REVENUE BILL TONIGHT.
Will Be the Moot Important Work of
 Adiourneo Session of the Council

When the city council holds it's ad- journed session tonight. the foremost matter for consideration will be the revenue bill which has been mater ially changed. and will be up for first consideration. 1 The bin alters the revenue considerably, though it does not raise except in the matter of transcients, who otherwise contri- bute little for the privilege they en- joy. The council will also take up the saloon licenses for the coming year.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-03
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON. JAN. 2--FORE- CAST FOR ARKANSAS-FAIR FRI DAY AND SATURDAY WARMER SATURDAY.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
NECESSARY TO BUILD
 NEW SCHOOL HOUSE Bond Election To eB Held m District Mo- 4, on Saturday, April 9th to Provide Means for Big
 Improvement

With four grammar school bullc- ings and large two story hlgh school building, all crowded with pu- pilS and the prospect of many more for the next school year, 1t is now necessary to have more accomoda- tions for the children of School Dis trict No. f. To that end an election will be held in the district on the 5th of April to vote on the propo- sition to issue bonds to the amount of S45,000 for the construction of new school building. That the bonds Wi! be voted goes without saying Mesa never falls down on propo- sition to provide school facilities to enable the youth of the district to acQlire an education. The fact tha' the schools are over crowded Is an other evidence that Mesa is making a rapid growth During the pas year there have been many new i families located in Mesa and ma 1 iority of them have children. These
 with the natural increase of pupil
 Of school age, necessitates the cree
 ton of new school house abou 1 every two years.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
TO GROW HAIR
 ON A BALD HEAD
By a Specialist

Thousands of people suffer fftfH badness and falling hair who. having tried nearly every advertised hair tonic and hair grower without results, hsve resigned themselves to badness and itS attendant discomfort Yet their c4se is not hopeless: the following simple home prescription has made hair erf'w after years of badness. and Is also uh equalled for restoring gray hair tr its original color, stopping hair from
 falling out, and destroying the 1sn9-
 ruff germ. It will not make the hair
 greasy, and can be put up by any drug gist: Bay Rum. 6 ounces: LhVona de Composee, 2 ounces; Mcnthol Crystals one half drachm. If you wish it Der ! fumed, add half to one tcaspopnfuI Di i To-Kalon Perfume, which unites Der ! fectlv with the other ingredients This l preparation is highly recommended bi
 physicians and specialists. and is ab | solutely harmless, as it contains nom of the poisonous wood alcohol sD fir" l uuently found in hair tonics Do no apply to the face or where hair is no desired. d.-Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
VISITED THE GEM CITY

Dr. Victor William Munson, ol Quincey and Chicago. Illinois. was m Mesa yesterday, having come over from Phoenix. where he has been stopping for some time past pr
 Munson is here looking over the field with a view for investment of capital, and is much impressed with the Salt River valley. He thinks the Mesa country the prettiest he has
 seen in the west. As to the town.
 he was surprised to find so prosper
 ous city. and one that is so or
 derly He had q general idea that d
 town in Arizona must necessarily have something of the wild ana wooly' connected with it. Yet he | found here a citv that was inhablt- ed by an orderly population of in- 1 teligent men and women: schooi l housese and churches taking the place Of the saloons and gambling : houses ard churches taking the l de west and eastern cities. pr l Munson will return to Chicago soon but said that he would be here agar
 in few months, probably prepare' i to make some investments that WoVl'
 neccssitate his residence in this par
 of the state for much of his time
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
MIXED ON DATE

The committee that should have gone to Phoenix to appear before the senate. committee on county affairs al 10 o'clock yesterday morning, hdd been led to believe the hearing was to take place at 2:30; hence there ,vnre few of the boosters in Phoenix when the hour set arrived and Hon. D. P. Jones had the hearing con- tinued until F o'clock and telephoned to have as many as possible uo"h by car at once. The only car that could be immediately secured was that of J. w. Connolly and he start
 ed on ten minutes notice taking WlIii him. Dan Mahoney, Ernest Crisconl' Edwin NJ. LeBaron. and w. A Bur ton. Quite large number went or the 12:4O train. hoping to get there 1 in time to see the close or the near
 ing perhaps be in time 10 take par ! in the proceedings.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
Now We'll After Using
 Eckman'S Alterative
A Valuable Remedy for Throat ana
 Lungs.

The makers of Eckman's AlteratiNe' which is doing so much good tor Co-i- sumptives. are continually in receipt of wonderful reports of rcooNFileS brought about solely through the use of this medicine These reports are al ways at the command of any one In- tarasted and many of the writers m their gratitude have suggested that Ike sufferers write direct and learn what It did for them. Here is one specimen
 421 Second Ave, Aurora, Ill.,
 ..Centlemen: Pardon me for not writing sooner but I want to see IL l ,rould stay cured l can now truth fully say I am perfectly well. l WISH +o ovpress my heartfelt thanks l nave po main. no cough, no night sweats' no hav fever. since a child ot two years 1 have been ailing with lung trouole' | which grew worse as l grew older- Al the age of fourteen, the doctor sald II 1 co,,1d not he sent South I would surely I die of Consumption. Every winter wouId he sure toa have either broh- cbitis Pleurisy oFPneumonia. I had | Tvnhoid Pneumonia one time. l hao catarrh of the stomach and bowels anc had Hay Fever for the last le" yeai
 hut have not anything of the kind th1' year
 "I will answer all letters sent to me asking a history of my case rom ah one suffering with lung trouble. (Sworn affidavit) ETTA PLATH. (Five years later reports still we'll Eckman's Alterative is effective Bronchitis. Asthma, Hay Fever; Throa and Lung Troubles and in upbulldln : the system. Does not contain poison
 oniates or habit forming drugs. t't
 sale by Boehmer's Drug Store. AS
 for booklet telling of recoveries' ar
 write to Eckman Laboratory, Phllaoe
 nhia. Pa. for additional evidence--A'
 1 VertiSement.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
MESA VS. TEMPE TODAY

The first real baseball game to pe engaged in by the newly organized baseball team of Tempe will De play ed this afternoon, the opposing nlne being representatives of Mesa The game will be played on the high school grounds at three o'clock. A force of men were at work there yes
 terday putting the diamond in shape repairing the grand stand in fact do-
 ing everything in general that will
 make a good baseball diamond. me
 local team will line up as follows Waide. catcher; OLeVia, pitcher i, Neffirg, first base; Wagner secono base: Sekips, shortstop; Moeur, Mui- ! lon and Parks. fielders. Third base 1 has not as yet been filled. This game i is the first of number which Wli 1 be played by valley teams this spfihe 1 Tempe will meet Chandler on the 10 cal grounds one week from today.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
Biu steen.

United States Land Office, Phoe-
 nix, Arizona, February 1o, 1915
 Serial No. O20o92
 Notice is hereby given that Mary E. Leverich, of Phoenix, County or Maricopa. State of Arizona. the legal assignee of Philanda C. Billings, WI dow of oscar Billings. deceased mas filed in this office her application to enter under the provisions or sec lions 23OG and 1907 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, the following described land, viz:
 Lot Section 1, Township North' Range East. C.. & s. R Meridian
 Any and all persons claiming ad- verselv the lands described, or de- siring to object because of the mln- oral character of the land, or TOT any other reason, to the disposal to anplicant. should file their affldaNltS of protest in this office on or be- fore the 2Sth day of March. 1913. FRANK H. PARKER, Register. First publication Feb. 19' 1915. Last publication March, 21, 1915.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16

the use of their automobile if they have such a thing, on next Tuesday afternoon and evening, will confer favor upon the Tempe board Of trade and President Matthews of the Nor maj by making it known at ther earliest convenience Machines sui ficient to transport the state leglsia- ture to Tempe on that evening Will be required. It is now proposed to leave the capital at three o'clock m
 the afternoon returning from Tempe
 immediately after the banquet at the
 normal Arrangements are progress
 ing rapidly and in most encourag- mo way for the entertainment of the ,,e,nhers of the two houses on Tues ! day evening at the normal.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
S3.5O RECIPE FREE
 FOR WEAK MEN
SEND NAME AND ADDRESS TO- DAY-YOU CAN HAVE TT FREE AND BE STRONG AND
 VIGOROUS.

have in my possession a prescr1p- tion for nervous debility, lack of vigor and weakened manhood, failing and lame back brought on bv excesses. unnatural drains, or the foI,ies of youth, that has cured so many worn and nervous men right in their own homes-without any addi- tional help or medicine-that I think every man who wishes to regall ms manly power and virility, quickly and nuietly. should have a copy 50 l have determined to send a copy oI the prescription free Of charge, III a plain, ordinary sealed envelope to apv man who will write me for It
 This prescription comes from ,bvsician who has made special studv of men and I am convinced if is the surest-acting combination for the cure of deficient manhood ant vieor failure ever put together.
 think I owe it to my fellow mar to send them copy in confidence so that any man anywhere Who
 weak and discouraged with repeate'
 railures may stop drugging himsel | with harmful patent medicines, SC cure what I believe is the quickest acting restorative, upbuilding, SPOI TOUCHING remedy ever deviseo' all
 so cure himself at home quetiy an
 quickly. Just drop me me nh
 tbis. Dr. A. E. Robinson. 4270 Luc
 Ruilding. Detroit, Mich, and WI
 send you copy of this spienol recipe in a plain ordinary enVeioi
 free of charge A great many doctor
 would charge $500 to $500 for mere
 writing out a prescription like this
 hut send it entirely free
 (Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
A srIIDY OF "HAMLET"

Shakespeare's great drama hdiI let" will be given careful analysls bv Rev. Charles H. Dains, at the Con gregational church here on the even ing of March 2Sth. The play IS a de- lioht 10 q lover of the English While tragedy is not the place to look for humor, yet throughout the drama humor runs. Some of It IS very dron and pleasing. But few
 realize that many of the phrases now
 called slang were used by Shakes
 neare in Hamlet" In this study by MT. Drains. all these features will be brought out. If "Hamlet' has been a favorite with anyone it will be even more so after the enjoyable evening study with MT. Dains at the Congre- 1 eational church, Friday evening i March 2S.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
HIGH WINS
 GOLD MEDAL CONTEST
Miss Eleanor Roberts Successfu' 'n Eighth Annual Contest. Phoe-
 nix Gets Second.

Glendale high school won the elghth annua1 declamatory contest given III i the Tempe normal school auditorium 1 bora Friday night. Miss Eleanor ROD erts with a magnificently presente" ..,,ba Sisn of the Cross,' carried OH the palm in the face of the good Worh of tho Tempe. Mesa and Phoenix high schools. With the winning ot the contest goes also handsome soio modal Samuel Holsinger of the Phoenix high school took secono anu the silver medal.
 The only advantage Miss Rooerts had over competitors was that hei Reclamation was the last delivered and she was able because ot her | splendid work to overcome the laNoi 1 ahle impressions made by the speak l CTS that immediately preceded her. The rooters for the several ue- clamers were grouped i'll positions calculated to make their Work the more effective. Mesa had an eN- ceedinglv effective bunch of rooterS | present.
 The contest is given annually uh- der the auspices of the Tempe Nor maI Student. The following was the program:
 Welcome to Contestants .....-'.-' President A J. Matthew Piano solo. Mrs Albert R. Crlttehdel Sally Ann's Experience".... Miss Mabel Parke
 Tempe High school viewing the Statue -'......','.''
 ......... Samuel Holslnge
 Phoenix High School = 4,rhn Black Horse and His Rider
 . owen SteWar ! Mesa High school $ Ladies' chorus Forget Me Not -. Normal School ChorO ] .rThe Sign of the Cross .......-'... a. Eleanor Rober Glendale High School 2 Piano Solo Cuban Dance -..... Mrs. Crlttend' ! Awarding of Medals.
 ! Judges-Hon. o. L. Case, Hol' o' { nev p. osborn and MT. l.. M Lane CALL FOR AUTOS
 All Tempe residents who can spa
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
SOOTHES AND HEALS
HYOMEI Medicates the AIT 'o" Breathe and Gives Quick Hele' '' Catarrhal Troubles.

Be wise in time and use HfoMEi at the first warning of catarrh"i troubles.
 DO not let the disease extend along the delicate mucous membrane, Srau- ually going from the nose to the throat. thence into the bronchial tubes, and then doWn-Ward until the lungs are reached and you are in danger of consumption
 HYOMEI will relieve all curable forms and stages of catarrh. It IS go uniformly successful in curing this common vet dangerous disease that the Central Drug Store takes all the risk of q trial treatment and agree absolutely to refund the money l If anyone uses HYOMEI and does not get relief
 There is no other treatment for catarrh that is like HYOMEI or just az good. None can take it's place. none give such quick and sure rehet and al so little cost. Its medication i, breathed through a pocket inhaler
 that comes with every outfit, thus 1 reaching the most remote cells of the
 air passages. killing the c@tarrha
 germs and soothing and healing tho irriratad MUCOUS membrane 3 Begin the use of HYOMEl toda, and VOL will soon find that the of
 ransiye breath, the droppings int the throat. the discharge from th nose shifting and all other sYmp y toms of catarrh are overcome an - cured The complete outfit costs bu
 s1 0o Extra bottles of liquid. if late 2 needed 90 cents at the Central Dru : Store and druggists everywhere.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
eos to BRIEF

Rrnst4 E, f,1w}4hGs, ap etnDlpye | tf fho Hf}flons Davis Hardware Co, is tt,lfA m st his f>rae on south r jF,r,Arr street. ffA Dsfafne sick af ter 6ir4r of Friday and Is Ist under tnA tsrA of a Gocf"f
 TnA <- p4ffRk< GanrH at K r. n4H fbraorrrq night promises r. be
 qe}l attended
 George Altman nas tns roof Of his ,A,a residence or Hirin" street When rlqn9lAtA6 Mr Altman sill have 4 very neat and comfortable ! home Assistant Cashier C. < Baldwin. Of ] inc Mesa City EanE. ha> not yet i fully recovered from the annoyance of navlng lost T fgi hour pf EaIua pi' ] ,iros while It Tucson recently 1h' hltyr uaz lost because of T miapn gerxtandlng of 2 time table
 c Erankett. nho has taken con
 tract r., clear q ouartere eEcti"n "
 tar1 for Banker ]. C. Spangi@r. }
 getting his camp located and VIII be
 gin active work tomorrow morning
 Eisboo l. ". Atwood will come [
 Mesa 10 confirm 2 class applicant
 at St Marks Episcopal church 0 ThnrsdAy night at o'clock. Dr. F.. F. Palmer now has his oi fccg in the new south side hospita and Judge k. A. Kingsbury yesterua moved into the offices in the Chaho I Ter court vacated by the doctor. Rev w. L. Summers, pastor oi U
 1 Methodist church. will deliver SCI
 mon at II o'clock this morning u
 tonic heinz Witnesses" At the ev'
 ming service his theme will be TT u Social Aims of Jesus
 u The windows of the Salt XIV n vauev hank are being relettero e Tulley & OIdman are the artists. 2 Mrs Aleline Dana is entertalnh It as a welcome visitor her sister, MI 1t Malie Riggs, of St. Johns, Arlz r Bert Wingar was in from ms ran IS yesterday and reports the alfalfa IS his nlace making a race against tin 10 Thinks he will have stand that q CT man might well be proud ol-
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
A Reasonable Plea
 For The Stomach
if Your Stomach is Lacking in Di- gestive Power, Why Not Help
 the Stomach Do It's Work?

Not with drugs, but with d rem forcement of digestive agents, such as are naturally at work m the stomach Scientific analysis shoWs that digestion requires pepsln, hltro- senous ferments, and the secretion of hydrochloric acid. When your food fails to digest, it is proof posi- tive that some of these agents are lacking in your digestive apparatus Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain nothing but these natural elements necessary to digestion and when placed at work in the weak stom- ach ard small intestines. supply what | these organs need. They stimulate 1 the gastric glands and gradually | bring the digestive organs back to their normal condition.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets nave 1 been subjected to critical chemicat
 tests at home and abroad ana are 1 found to contain nothing but natural l digestives. Chemical Laboratory. Photographic
 address "Diffindo." London. Teie-
 nhone No 11o29 Central. 20 Cullum
 St. Fenchurch St. E. C.
 London. 9th Aug. 1905. I have analysed most carefully hox of Stuarts Dyspepsia laple'S (which I bought myself at c''S chemists shop for the purpose'
 manufactured by the F. A. Stuar'
 Co s6 Clerkenwell Road. London. F. r c and have to report that l canho
 find any trace of vegetable or min
 oral poisons. Knowing the ingredient
 of the tablets. I am of oplnloh 'ha S thev are admirably adaptabie 10 the purpose for which they are m 1T tended (SigneO
 II John R. Brooke. F. l. C., F. '. e There is no secret in the prepara e ,ion of Stuarts Dyspepsia laole' ,e Their composition is commonly khoM
 among physicians. They are u
 most popular of all remedies TOT II
 digestion. dyspepsia. water orash' II II sop,n;a loss of appetite. meianch' of lia constipation. dysentery and XII t, dred diseases originating rom III sa nroner dissolution and assimilation he Goods because they are thorough ho ro,;able and harmless to man or chi' li- Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are
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 Stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets will
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