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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIsT

I-J-l- : T>rITISr ~ TgT pm IS1
ta1iaermist line made at you want nj
r Stencil Fur Co. 81 r. HruadwHy-gs
years iu salt Lake. uEgs
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And lu accordance With IAN aud an
order % the board ~ directors. made on
the sLh OF September. 1919 ~ many
shares of each Parcel of such stock hs
may De N~c~sSary viii h~ sold az public
auction az Tho office o. the company I0l
o'clock n. w. 20 pay Tho delinquent As-
sessweni thereon. together with The costs
q advertising and expense ot sale.
J. G. LYNCH Secretary.
rf-fg
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NOTICE OF SALE.

On TIE ,sth dsv ~ pCtobsr 1919 az
. O'clock e. NJ. thr Chcrsmau Auturuphll.
company VIII offer for sale az uuhiir
auction .n front of Us place of tgFiurss.
5t West iih South street salt LAX. CRY.
EcssS
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DE ROBERT ". HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PEpp1tTL.ANTH sfg
k-ARSE BLDG aEfs5
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SANITARY GARBAGE CANS

GGG6SGE CAS- FTRSIsHF;D TRFS
With our service g /. ScavsnEsr A
Sanitary Garbage Co. IS East eth South
wasatrh 10 ets.T
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Warrant Gall.

/, 1918. and prior arc called Tor nav.
ment October 90, 1913, in cash AZ NV
office, FRED G. BASSETT,
County Treasurer
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TYPEWRITERS

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BARGAINS ALL MAKES TYPE
writer's for sale or rent write cs Tor
urIrs usf TthI TFprwritrr Earfars~
Co. 20 West md south ff1s0
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CHIROPRACTORS

sase~s--H----H--r-7aH
CECIt. a JFCrI. GRADUATE CHiRO-
prayforr. Chronic and female frouhlss
= kp~rislfr Coueuithtion frcs suite
to1. =. South Main- raj
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23

Alexander Dumas's masterpiece. Ca
mile, In three parts. will be the special
!catur" az the Neu~-y today only In ad-
sltoH 20 The regular progra Tmc The
lN iHc kaIcW company Produced I'm
rieiBrssgu" Wales. % presents many
striking backgrounds When women get
INTO ro"cr-loOE out. So thought the
mayor in The LublU comedy. The
Mayors Waterloo ''Thc Artists
Trick concludes the bll
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

n rot ARE \ PARTICULAR PERSON.
yoa want yogr house bold goods stored
only 10 the best placr-a cisau piacs.
clean from dlrt and rcrmin- n safs place
In every respect our warehouse n the
lest fOT furniture stoHEs Come afoand
. ~ ac pin quickly sEov yol Why.
REDAfAN FtREPROOF STORAGE co
Phone Ssl 10 MAin.
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COAL AND FUEL

OH CoAf. - -ICSTRiGHT. NAe
tifr Alliance coal Co. II Main -
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RErTER PRINTING

Than We DO can be done. Century
Printing Co., 21l.25 Edison 81.
lAllr-L L-.n---.
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PIANO TUNING


FACTORY EXPERIENCE TUNING
and pia}ss repairing raua a Player
Hc6litiinE Co. - 2. let south Whs.
t.sf Ei1f7
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stomach Trouble and Constipation
Cured

~ was sick for three wears with
stomach trouble and constipation. doe
tored continually with different physi-
clans, with only temporary relief, -
save Mrs. Hester Waite. OF Anfwerp.
Ohio "A fricud advised me TO try
Chamberlain 5 Tablets, which / did,
aud continued 20 use them for one
wear, and they completely cured me
not only of the stomach trouble hut
also OF tho constipation. For sale
bv All dealers. ADVERTISEMENT }
Tonight, dancing. Majestic. your IN
yoritc music PLAYED just right
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

.EgER " Hktf. USpFFrtwFP kNr
.n'tsin'rs. its 70 West rrmp,c Faur-
Ii 81,
=. n EhANs UNDERTAKE. M.
H1i~rr Mrrfuarr -frusI tt r st.ss
AHigrrnei.s r~rf re n desired affE1as a.
f...oHal ''fenfr Ma'a'sh ff' psif
O. q. p-uoSSELL- lrNpEHT AElr
Hrf rutalrre- haa moved 20 r-E To- 'a-
Ton --.--i- SnEfh Wee Tf-rls rfrrs.
Realty titE Phone $50 ut.gf
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CHIROPODIST

l.. ZAMHIA. FooT SPECIALIST. cos
EuitsiOn free ~ last F1rsf South
Masatrh sesf. r-g.g
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PERSONAL

INSTRUCTIONS oS FRENCH AND
Eurou~an cooking aud hit-hrn cranozuf
Fsss 3 fof rF.rntF-four lerfaus Nsf-
gurrifr Frnrrer. - Nurtn State Hf
Vhans WHfatrh sfft r1iH
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COAL AND KINDLING

z T.. DEAL coal. BLOCK WOOD
and EudluE 1s5 East ttn South Phone
WaEatrh ig1s h1s
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ksjN -vsodssuIs rsFf9rrsuss
4 arsfroou and evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23

COMPARE OUG FINANCIAL STAND
lnr. Insurance rate end warehouse uiih
any Other. Tho superiority % the key
ssf storage over AZ cther- is SCI
known kryssr F1rePrOof storage Co.
Wsatch gsg1 h3Nt
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ff,part motion picture. In the
Narriar,. with IH. rfIrmIuE
Nford in tho leading role. VIII
{1d Rf iN" American fug three
'mcncirE today This rlr'uT,
NJ b. special permission from
'thman. 10 was produced nE INC
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MILLINERY


Fi.I-AiES CLEANED. CURLEp AND
dFcl Harmony Millinery rHfiJrt sst
80 state Was- bsi6 g1lSB
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23

famous Players Film company OF New
York. Mary Pickford's che nrrnlng art is
especially suited for motion pictures She
VIII hc seen IN the role OF Nance I'm "In
the Bishops Carriage" al the American
today. The p"rfoTua noes viii be con-
inuous from ~ noon 10 n p m
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Eiesss FAR aJT ,-ftrap UfNT h.
~ f-Hr rEH ssl .cs1s rhrar
.af. 81 rre-iif have 80 Eusslf aisB
lr1 - H-1l.llr.lFuf rszfrrf rsrrss
irrrhrrf. H-as s.s'f-asr sf rahf - rrs
Hf Esf Urtrr Ml.E.aan Faru.iuFs Ca
.-1 state Has -tB rtssS
goffN JuNg-E AUCTION ANp
ssi-fr. uaIr lrtsflau tlssaFr8 YssFt
elth k 4 A1ffFnn Rss.frErs. istt
sfrinEtaul ave. Fr1ns HYisu1 itId fs7ri
VIZ Buy ASp sEiL SECOND RAND
h1ltrhr'f rpots n h Tarutuss Co
- So "eii TrmFir ~
.C y uETERf0N sTCTToSErR. RES
4erncs- 90 81 Nain Wsfa-rh tsH-W
nct
~ d COIN sUCTiovEER Ngr
iIrr Wire tr-fiar Ca Wa tf- EEi-
AXE WunEEIs NEEDED AaE RfsSi-
rsas rrar 80 aslEhtr Are rsnflrr 50
F1FtaE|-lsf az Nartf is ttlf a. asvans
iaErsar f.rr tn lly 10 fsEr Thsss ars
rut n Fee - Irr rusirffs rhsrE~s shesa
--l-r fst o. CAS- in tt- pani eoiufzns
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KODAK DEVELOPING

WE DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING
Utah Photo Materials Co. f-' Main -
TgFE
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT IRON r
NJ rkenrie. Display yAuds tfs 8 state
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERs

a EVINGToN.
E7tos
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|NUSEMENTS

LNuard Macs ar1 AAflafis
80 lu "kiuf,.nE AH seek
- tn.ta and tafur.ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23

1fIna fltahlr success "kiuilug
: when MARGARET Ellington starred
u fIstiC Kenyon play is being re-
Z n week Et The Utah with Mar.
= pbcau iu one 81 the pr.Ugiua
: ttr deliuehtiuu ut the character
I'd Schultz "a woman of The ,suc-
4 distluctly nu artistic triumph
! nIherc iH no question that lf IA
= thing Mirf RHmpolu lss done
- Lks City.. and her efforts ar"
: Hying ~ tho splendid tributes
niiits that Gro given HN lurEN
AT each performance
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SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING
MUSICIANS
NURSING


EXPERIENCED TRAINED NURSE
win care Tor patients On her oWn home
clean and sanitary 1890 south sth East
Hyland ssis-J Siftt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23

- teEs s-vau1s7Ils Psfformrnrs
=. ansrnoou snd tro perform,
>, night
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TRUNKS & LEATHER GOODS

TVtFNxE sTfTrAEtlr ASn BAGS
made anI rerairrsl Salt Lake Trunk
farfcfy "a East BruadssE. Phons We
fafch ri4s -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23

hmply uT The Partisan Singers.
nv names OF eos o,uuaioTN mat
n proEra amWc. tHrss Italians are
win Nr th" orphcuw this week
" OF the men Nar" Euod voices.
who plays tls Rcyurilsu. is
IL OF the EDf. When iH"v final
NnEing nEtmr iu broken EnE-
4fhen claim co." entire audience
Own. Two pf trv members %
Dfc old-tlUr Elaru opera sing
Known Iu san francisco and
r|cltics Uf America
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FLORISTS

-z-
d A. LANUDURSE FLORAL co SO
-. Male. eifh Wi'i~-- UnTu- pruE
60. Leading ro-tsts on fln~rai denl grs
Was lit avd Wa -gi s.tft
ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS. T-RESIf
from greenhouse Porter. walton 80.
gGs State rT-sf
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Efs -gaufeTInr Performance
Afternoon and tv1 perform
81 might
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CARPET CLEANING
Vacuum Cleaners

ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANKRs SOLD
and rented. ii.-5 psr day and up. Bate
Hvland ef75 f1tfS
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BEAUTY PARLORS

.s-------------1---s~-----~ =.
FrDE A FAMOUS BEATTY SCALP
treatment under Neltsiina sJrisf.
phnnr W. 80 -
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HAIR GOODS

HAIR SWITCHES. WIGS ToUPEEa
made TO order. sassss Hair Fa-tosy.
as Main csf1
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GROCERY SPECIALS

SUGAR rk r. pi Lbs SUGAR 3
% lr- faEaf fa - sss1 ~ tari-
"a. .trs tt trf -an@ srsar 81 tard -
pcr. s'r p.os's rsHaa fboi t~s ~
NeIuar iLr nrstari tor Esr~ Nufs
30 iFH1 ssr. its rofa rFarssrs o.
alrFsr suar- -. cars ~rrf 49, hrsrs
-tr- bog rfnfrrr'F -frss ttr -rHnri
Hsff ran 1nc. F1rrre- large r-afk an
hsaus l'r. <ifis' tlEHsfUr slices 8 II.
4 iut hurr sno~f. 81
CHICAGO HTNNE
fif-tif West Fr-t S0Htf Eft-a
a y HOPPER GROCERIES AND
meats Was 81 o. 81 ffc Haia ctTb
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Ievinr thsrssr notices srs msFxs:
fhneni' i1 order '1 r1mgiy vith
ffpfrtat,1u - she 1ss federal asvs.
10 90 s.ss- 80 ihs1 paid st'tr-
81 ThsT are ifrus Furnished by iNs
1ia % ths various 'hsaisFs
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OPTICIANS

SVE-TI. BUPIICATE AND LENS Is g
uinutrE Columbian uFfirAi Co. -
Main AZ 49,
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SWITCHES MADE FROM COMBINES
Harmony Millinery rarl0f IS Ssuin
state was 5sls g1sst
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
Diaz Agent Visits President

WASHINGTON. March 17-Secre- tary of War Garrison today instruct ed General Bliss to hold the arms and equipment of the Mexican federal sol diers who after being routed by rebels from Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. fled over the boundary to Nogales Arizona, and surrendered. It is thought necessary to keep the fugitive soldiers under guard chiefly because they would starve if left to shift for themselves Secretary Garrison em- phasized the importance of keeping them under sufficient guard. and ad vised locating their camp a reason able distance from the international line.
 Official reports from Hermosillo in dicate that all work is at a stand still; all banks are closed. The state government is apparently protecting American interests.
 Juan Ochea Ramos, wealthy Mexican and a close friend of Felix DiaZ was here to try to obtain from the United States recognition for the Huerta provisional government. Ra- mos has seen President Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan. Although he has been in Washington several days the real purpose of his visit did not leak out until today, he having been announced when he ar rived here in this country as merely a visitor to look after some per- sOnal interests.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18

"I used several remedies which were of no success. I suffered a year or moro with eczema. then I began to use Cuticura Soap and Ointment. It was several times I used them and then they relieved that itching, continued my treatment and now have no trouble whatsoever. Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured me completely" (Signed) Miss Alice Martens Aug. 3. 1912.
 For pinples and bl2czheads the following is a most effective and economical treatment Gently smear the affected parts with Cutic,Ia Ointment, on the end of the finger, but do not rub Wash of the Cuticu-a Ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water and continue bathing for some minutes. This treatment is best on rising and retiring. At other times use Cutcura Soap freely for tho toilet and bath, to assist in preventing inham- nation, irritation and clogging of the pores. Sold everywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address postcard "Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston,
 As-Tender-faced men should use Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample freo.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18

cated the method it desired pursued
 Tn all state institutions.
 With reference to the purchasing of supplies for the prison; at the be-
 ginning of the fiscal year we adver-
 tiSed for bids for prison supplies, and some contracts were let. One firm,
 whose bid was accepted, afterWard refused to sign a contract which was
 prepared in your office on account of one objectionable clause and it was
 necessary for us to readVertse. When
 bids were received the second time,
 there was a misunderstanding with
 reference to the terms of the bid. and
 the board rejected all bids, and re
 advertised These bids were received
 on March II, 1913.
 You will note that the law gov
 erning the prison provides for the
 purchasing of supplies when there is
 an interval between contracts, and
 the purchasing for the prison, to
 which exception has been taken, has been done under this provision.
 With regard to your statement that the board has purchased thou sands of dollars worth of goods for said institutions without advertising for bids, we assumc-since otherwise the statement would not be correct that reference is made to the pur chasing of supplies at the prison, and in connection with the work on the Ray Globe and Florence Mesa roads. The circumstances in the purchaS- ing of supplies for the road work were as foloWs: The board made an arrangement with the boards of su- pervisOrs of Pinal and Gila counties whereby certain prisoners confined in the Arizona state prison were to be employed by said boards of super visors on the state road work; said work to he paid for out of the 75 per cent of the road fund raised in those counties, which was. by the state road law enacted during the | legislature, placed at the joint dis posal of the boards of supervisors and the state engineer. The prison was to be reimbursed for all eXpen- diture for these prisoners except the cost of maintaining them at the prison These purchases were made by the engineering department and, 1 except for the first three months, monthly bids were received for the supplies purchased You will note | from the above facts that the board \ did not purchase the goods, that they ! were not purchased without bids be | ing received. except for a period of | three months"
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
LEGISLATORS DINE
 AND HAVE BIG TALK
Majority of House and Minority of Senate Eat and are Merry at
 Adams Hotel Last Niqht

The senators and representatives of the state of Arizona, that is, some of them, met yesterday evening around the feStal board at the Hotel Adams and enjoyed a great feed, and d whole lot of fun with each other
 Senator J. F. Hechtman, of Gila county. presided as toastmaater and kept the speeches down to three sec ondS each. In order to enforce his ruling he appointed Senator Brown and Representative brennan, the two biggest men physically, Were appoint ed sergeants at arms pro tenn. to enforce the rulings of the toastmas- ter They had to invoke their author ity upon but one member, C. B. Wood of MaricOpa, whom they pro- ceeded to make understand the ser iousness of his OffenSe by advancing on him with a water cooler and a case knife. Wood quit in the greatest good humor. All report a great time.
 While this was going on there was also a night session on hand at the senate but the greater part of the senators were at the Adams, enjoying themselves.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
Conditions
 Become Alarming
In Case of Mrs. Pearson, but She Takes Reins in Own Hands, and Pulls
 Through

Christiana, Tenn.-Mrs. J. E. Pear son, of K. F. D. No. 3. this town. writes; For more than four (D years. l suffered from womanly trouble. and last spring. I got so bad, that l became alarmed at my condition. My sides pained awfully, sometimes so severe, I could not rest at all. became i'll, and suffered for months.
 l had been under different treat ments, but did not improve. I was tod l had a cancer. and that my only chance was an operation. decided l would let that be my last chance. So my husband bought me half dozen bottles of Cardui. the Woman's tonic, and the third day ing effect
 After taking the six bottles. l am now well, do rot have those awful pains in my sides, and am the pie ture of health feel more like work than I have for several years.
 l wish every woman. suffering as I did, would give Cardui trial
 Headache, backache, pains in side, nervousness. tired worn-out feelings. etc. are sure signs of womanly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the Woman's tonic.
 Do not allow your illness to drag down your strength. Begin taking Cardui today.
 N. B.-Write to: Chattanooga Med icine Co, Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chattanooga. Tenn, for Special In structions. on vour case and 64page book, Home Treatment for Women.' sent in plain wrapper.-( Advertise ment)
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
RoBBER VISITS FORD|
 HOTEL AT EARLY MORN
Points Gun at Clerk and Chases Him
 From Hotel.

Driven from his place behind the desk and chased down an alley, Rob ert Fulton, nightc Jerk at the F'orl Ho- tel, at three o'clock this morning re- ported that a robber had succeeded in making his way to the cash drawer and secured between ten and twelve dol lars, all the money that is kept on hand at tht hour of the night. A prompt alarm was sent to the police station and three officers were quickly upon the scene securing the streets and al leys in that vicinity in an efort to To- cate the daring highwayman but with out success.
 Fulton was alone in the office of the Ford when the man entered. He noticed that the stranger was attired in a long black coat and that he wore a souch hat. His coat collar was turned up and he could see little of his face, beyond noting that he was smooth shaven and lighe com plexioned.
 The officers continued their search until daylight, but with the meagel description were unable to secure any clue as to the identity of the robber
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
EXTRAORDINARY SESSION
Continued from Page One)

ter Smith. seeking reelection on the ground that smith is not progressive The president listened also 70 a committee of woman suffrage leaders introduced by Representative Raker, of California who urged him to re commend to the extra session of con gress the adoption of an amendment to the federal constitution giving the ballot to women Wilson indicated that while he might not make such recommendation at the extra session he did not wish his attitude now to be construed as opposed to woman suffrage He made it clear that his mind is open on the subject.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
Empres ss.

The Empress has some very inter- esting pictures as well as a good vau- deville show. One showing the process of electrotyping and another the salt industry in Sicily were very entertain ing. Leroy White was there dressed to celebrate the 17th of March with the same old mouth and the same old song which he will change tonight for some ting equally as good. He is man of family for most of his stories are about his wife and children. Seabury and Price are good entertainers in crayon work and in singing Seabury gets the names of people in the audience and from the written name on the board draws their picture and some of them are very true to life. Go and have your picture drawn.
 The speckled faced Bowery kid, the Colonel and the handsome Lady are getting applause for their singing and Jokes Commencing with Thursday of this week the Empress will be on 8 new circuit that has the best class ot vaudeville that is travelling in the west and you can expect some treats
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
WOMAN GIVES UP LIFE
 Continued from Page One) ,.

standing between the American am- baSsadOr and the foreign minister. all questions pending between the United States and Mexico are to be taken up and adjudicated without loss of time. He referred especially to the claims Of Americans arising out of Mexican revolutions, and other dis putes.
 The senate tonight passed the ann nesty bill and Huerta will sign it to go into effect in a few days. It applies to all persons in rebellion prior to March 4. Outbreaks were re- ported tonight in the state of Pueblo
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
Lamara Theater

The pictures are al new at the Lamara today. "A Maid of Honor is a fine dramatic production which charms with the beauty of its play ing and it's perfect staging. A dog assists his bashful master in his lovemaking in very pretty story called "A Canine Matchmaker" The Birth of a Dragon Fly is surprls- ing scientific picture showing various stages in the development of dragon fly. All the processes undergone, and the machinery used in making book is shon in a most interesting picture entitled. The Making of a Book. Y The Half Breed is an exciting story of the est, powerful. gripping and well acted. These pictures are run continuously from 10 o'clock in the morning.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
Quiet in Chihuahua

FL PASO. March 17.-Salazar's rebels remained today in the hills west of Juarez. Traffic is restored on the Mexico Northwestern railroad as far southwest as Madeira, while trains continue to run on the Mexico Central to Chihuahua city below which point the constitutionalists of Chihuahua are keeping all traffic closed
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
CsRBouC FOR CoPLEN1z
(Continued from Page One)

would go before the superior court and ask for annument
 In the city jail last evening the young man expressed contrition at his attempt at self-destruction and said that he felt then that he had been fool ish He reiterated his story of having been adopted by a Coplentz family car ly in life, but admitted that his father, Robert Newman, was living in Kansas.
 Buelah Brown was mentioned in the papers nearly one year ago al the time Gordon Cook, was said to have tried to take his own life with strychnine. The young man, it was stated then was in fatuated with the young woman who seemingly did not requite his affec- tjOnS
Arizona republican., 1913-03-18

he is. He is supposed to do some com edy work and some daring acts on the bicycle.
 There will also be Said Mack-Ali d. rect from India a wonderful conJurer whose magical experiments will so hypnotize the audience that, they will not know whether they are in Phoenix or Alhambra
 Dorothy Wood and Co. have nice little comedy playlet that will be very amusing There will also be new pie lures.