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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
rmaba lllaiismti6u gutiu

Nd Bee lsbim onulaa hatilf
6atlm cuaflal NgfIammluna 6fs
Cmahd tlallbeHil.hfH Elerems MIR.
Zen offi Nauhlhallu dillarnommen
nnb z ear lliiaIlfhldidlt bpfats
lt'dam siebgn Hliiallrter bein.
btu hh anl Der HrdnfcnIiile Iab
6inulstamiif, ona Bic SnmmrIlllf
iilr bic pom tornaa0 ain Oiierionn.
iaa heimgeiudiien Bcrcinamiialirncr
iubrte. beridltrtr. odb mtrr Berrina.
miialigoern 0ie Sunmc BON S67is
05 dlilacbradt mlrAc. iurldle nah
beiiem ermellen an bic GSeihdoiaien
ttrtbeiIt nir0e. Tru aomiie Iuur.
be fiir 0ic llaheluaItna Der Cant
0es 8ereins ausaelprohen mO NIT
0ant entloiien. Nus oem iibcriitt.
Iiden 6inau5bcridjt IieB iih erie.
ben. oaB troe Der rieiigeH glusga.
ben, peIhe oie Geutibe 9ausgeiea.
ifoft pdbreuO Der Iebten brei DO.
rate auf5uIueiieu bate, gut aeipirtb.
itdftet uor0en mar. Br1iioeHt
RobIii berDies aii Oie fommenoe
S5eier oes 0eutiden 9ages imb Ole
5botiade. oaB Der gerein beidIoiIenI
babe, iib an 0erielben nab beitenI
ardften 5u betbeiligen. 1aS bon
ibm ernnnnte @rrangementsfonlite|
beitebt aus folgenoen Serren: aarlI
giiuobr, (0em plottoeutideiten Der
9lattoelttiben), @m. BOB, (Dialer),
sSobn 9ers, Sans qeterlen, sSobn|
Dabulfe, SenrD Sled, gfnb. giebI
IS tuuroe na9 ldnserer Debate be.
lhloiien, iid bon Dem 9lebrosfaI
glntt6eutihen guno, Der om "a.
SSSuIi in gapiaion togt, losauiagcn.
glur ungern that man oieies; ais
ober onrouf bingeiuieien tuuroe.. 0ab
auoere plattoeutihe 8ereine i'm
gtaate iih ben 9eitre6unaen oes
gimoes gegenii6er dbIe6nen0 Der.
9ielten, lno felt Dem 8eiteben oes.
IeIben feit 6orti9ritt 81 ner5ei1nen
lei, belt man es fir gerotben, iih
IcS5uiogen. Ser Sefret1r luuroe er.
iu9t, ben guno u1ter Sintpeis Der
Stintnitng inter 0enMitgIieOern oes
GereinS bierbon in &enntniB 5u|
iesen. Seitens oes grGIiberten Oes
Staatsberbanoes Bal. s. 8eter rpur.
be auf Die 9ringlibfeit Der @rrper.
bung Der @iirgerpopiere oufrnerfiam
genodt. Br1iioent 9foblff beridte.
tc iiber ben gnpfane, Der ben aus.
pdrtigen 3urnern 0urd Witglieoer
oes 9lattoeutiben 8ereins uno
Geiter bonn Sii6Ieite &urn.
uerein 3utbeiG getporoer, unb tuie Die
@1ite iiber Die ertpieiene 8aitfrelino.
i6aft 6es 2obes bon geipeien. gdr.
geno, 10 iagtet iie, ipdren iie frelin6.
li6er oufgenommen tporoen, pie ge'
raOe bier.
Gas BON Dem g1lutnternebmer
@m 9uid inter 2eitung Oes ar.
titeften @utb bergeitellte @elpolbe
sur 9tufbepabrung bon Dem Gerein
geborenoen 0oflrnettten itno 8ertb.
laden iruroe na6 Der 8eriammlltng
inipi5irt 1uiS fir gut befilnoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
adJtnna GGnaerl

Die MitgIieOer oes W2Gnnerdlorg
nnO Grpbeus iino biernit eriud1t.
lid morgen, 0ienitog g[benb, piinft.
lid I'M Sdngerbeim eiil8ufinoen. un
iidI bon bort aus nddl Oem Sote[
Home 5it begeben, mo iie Bel Der
6eitlidfeit 81 Gbren Der s1rberper.
einigung nlitfpirfen ioaen. Wait
SdngergruB, Safob aopp. @rGI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
gIm u. glnauit 1t GsasmadI.

glnt ~. g[uguit tinoet in Omaha
bic gIbitimmling ii6er ben tteuen
8reibrief Der @as Co. itatt. 0ieicr
3oa ipur6c 6eite bon Der @as.
@eIcnidjaft tnO oen @ertretern Der
StaOt alS @abltag feitgeiebt. Wlan
glnnbt, oaB bic Gampogne feline
ru6ige ieiu pirO, oa iib mebr Gp.
PETITION gegen bic Oroinan5 5eiat,
aIs man iripriinglid anrabm 8e.
fanntlid) fino 9lobcr DabIman lmo
Die Staotp1ter etnitimntg oafiir,
iD1brenb mebrere g3iireerberetni.
gitnpen enc Ganpaene oagegen ma.
den lDollcn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
ggcanlter nnN ugootleaaer4 net5Ntet.

ebdmpallL ST., z. Siili.-Der
9oli3iIt 3bomos 9oosiport6 uno
goli8eibef SfeGcr beriuhten ben
.gootIegger" 9laD 8iGiamS 5n bcr-
bnften. 0ieiGr leiitete @egenipebr
uuo pd6reno oes Samples ipuroeu
Goosiport6 uno 8iaiamS erIdoiien.
Ger Boli5eidci mo ein 3uidauer
0es Samples g}amens Saroing tUur.
ben idner beripunOet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
ep6ed snrdf nadl gaidinatpn.

aonarebmann 2obef lit Sonntng
glbeno ipieoer rla9 Bnibington n6ge.
reiit. Die 5iibrer oes Sauies babeu
oQe abtpeienoen DlitglieOer eriufjt
am D1ittpo6 in i6ren 5iben 5u
feiu, neil oann ii6er Die Scnrp Ge-
ioIution nbeeItinntt miro, ipelbe ei'
ne itrenge ltnterin9ung Der 2obbp.
GtnfliiIIe porliebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
grOblent ael5lt.

Mai6ington, ga, 7. sitli.-8t.
IiriftsdnuaIt 0aiaer loite bcute einc
e3trcttrage, oIs er urter Die bieligen
&oIpit1Ier orei Suffer NIT Bier imo
10 @aaonen @bisfeD bert6eilte, Die
III elmer 9tn35ia 5u Gauonsburg uuo
&eit 8oqarspile foufis3irt lpur0en.
llbcr bic 9erfiiguug Der @etrdnfc
eutitanoen WieinnngSperi9 9ieoenbei.
ten oa iie ipeoer berfaltit nod Den
Gipeutbiimcrn 5uriidgegeben iperoen
olrften. ShIieBlib einigte man iif)
cabin, bic Spiritioien Den SoIpi.
tdlert 5tl iiberlaIien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
!Sanao oruerSs

glcn gorl, Z. Suli.-3r aarl
9uenj, Der General. 8ertreter Der
Somburg. .2lmcrifa.9inie, bot Oem
Manor mitgct6eilt, Dab $f5.344,
Der grIos ans 3O.6Ss ocrfauitcn
Sortcn fiir 0cn geiud oes 9nnt
piers gSSmperntor@ fir luobltbdtige
8Dede sur 8ertbeiIung geldngcn
ioaen. !Serr 9uen3 iteat ben 9ar.
eermeiiicrn BON NeiD Dorf Gitp unO
Sobofcn ie $4,000 gi oieiem 9ebuie
sur geriiiglmg Die oerbIeibenOe
Geitiumme bon $344 bat Die 9inie
ieIbit pertbeilt, nie foIgt: 9eutihes
Seemnnnsbeim in Sobofen S250O;
9eutihe geieaifaft Der Staot glep
9Dorf $500; 0eutihes 9oipital un6
9ispeninrD in Monb1ttan iul0
4eutidas SoipitaI IN 9rooflbu ie
$500; @art6urg Sarnri6ule mto
SinbeuosSeintatb ie $672.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
oie6nrts. nnh sterbeitntiitif.

gead Der 3uimfmeniteaunq Der
Geiun0beitsbe6oroe er.
eigneten iid in Der obgeloufenen
&1Ifte oes Syobres 1918 400 20.
6esf1ae mebr oIS i'm Sabre 1912
Die 9abl Ser @eburten mar Inn
405 Sale geringer ais i'm @orinbre.
@on Den 1883 geborenen ainOern
roren $40 anoben. Die 1ooesurIa,
hen oertbeilen li6 folgenoernnBen.
@eburtsIfip1he, $50; Sungenent.
5iinoung, 658; 9tltersidpdd)e, 377;
9rigbt'ihe g1ierenfronfbeit, 2S9;
@e6irnbhltung, 304; organiite
&er3[eioen 449; SdDinbIu6t. 205.
@1breno Der feds Dtonate itno 1856
9erionen Den berbeerenoen 9orna.
bos gum 9pier gefaaeu; oft Der.
ieIben entfaQen auf ben Seporo
Tornado.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
iSradltsna entnIeiit.

Gin 5radt8ng Der Union 9Sacific
crtgleiitc Sonntng gtodmittag Orei
Meilen iiiolid bon Sort Groof. Gum
Slid fnbr Der Bug Iangiant, unO
10 ipuroe gticmano bon Der Wlanr.
ihaft berlebt Die Grddtiuaeeu Bill
BEN eincn 3riinrmerboufen unb bic
2aoung, bcitcbeliO aus Del, gau.
boI5, SDrup lfp. 1T Dem @abnbett
eutIang prritrelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
9entldlrr 3amrnpcrrin.

9as am Sonutag gaa9ntittag
bonn 8eutif)en 9omenperein peran.
Italtete ainOerfcit nnbm einen ido.
nen gcrlaui Gin 3abIretHeS 8ub,
litlm 6atte iid in ben gInlaaen 6es
heuti6en Sauies eingefunoen imO
bergniigte iid nit oer Iie6en Su.
geno auf'S Bette. Sopobl am gla6.
nittag tpie om g(ben0 tpuroe trob
Der SiBe flott oas 3an3bein ge.
Idpunoen. gS mar cine re9t idone
S5eier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07

mHilsH 1 FaN
M N8laH HNflHsH 8m N
Hliff taH ~ aasfea at8
N w M f EN- laf# F
wmHh HfWa H l NNsh ma
Hdf lH aaH NlllaHlnlHi|H i
p8nt WhlalaHns uHh bafH
iHti rNa ara lH sfa Nti|m
af fmRw Mn ihm htflti tlM
tf fAflIlfH llbEn h Nfullf
ttm8 fa WIa5nlaalaH mh kf
h1fianlr1m hfHht'n Hallsn aan
ja.nal aus tff 1ifli
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
Cine FiHsbnra ganf asi4loR,n.

QIiisbuta Nn. 7. Suit Die
6irit 5aoiuaS 9anf pon Qtttsbura.
Ole aucilaroBtr ganf Scr Sta6i
mllroe bcutc auf Den gefcbl ocg
Gompirolelra Ser Glnrencu ae.
idIofen. Die 3irit glationoI gauf
IN Reaersport, Qo., Elm periDauO.
tes 5inan5iuiiitli. puroe ebeniaas
gtihloiIeii. @. q. allbn mO 8.
e. Sfiibn iin0 oic Sauptaftiondre
uno ioacn Iic felt Idnserer 3eit
@eripidclumsen nit benz Shabamt
aebnbt boben, Die gum Sdllieben
Der ganfeu fiibrte. Sobal0 bic
9tohrid]t pom ShlieBen Der
9anfen befomut ipur6e. iono elm
gInlouf ouf bic gittsburg Sparbanf
itott, oeren ErdiiOeut S. @. aubn
lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
glib Idlna Elm.

8Gbreno 0Qs friib 6eutc @torgeu
Itattge5abtcn @eipitteriturmeS ldlug
Der gIis in oaS @ebduoe 3014 GaB
Strabe ein. S. 8. gopo, Der in
Dem Saule idliet uurOe idIiuun
berlebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
@ruhfeller.

gsortlano, Ore, Z. S5itIi. Gin
glieienfcucr iildlte i'm @erlaufe Der
lebten gladt oicie Stoot Beint ittlO
5critorte ii. d. Oie Wlultontnb Erunf
& Baggage 6actorD uno oas Eager
Der Nlonar6 2mmber 60. Der Ges
iommtihnOeu belauit iid nitf ettpa
$s50,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
aunu,uiipn Der Barber

Eie QOnmntion oer WdiionaI
Cleaners dno Tpcrs aiIociatiou be-.
aiunt heuic im aaoitarium. Sdlrn
am Sonntag babei iidl nalriu 100
DlitaliC0er Der Nereiniauma rcgi.
iirirt. Inter hen einaetroiienen be.
fin0en iidl aud bic natioualen Ae.
omten. 90 iinb: q. 81 Morgrns
non St. 9ouis, Vrdiiocut: 20. s..
Recpc. 5inauBictretdr, pom GIcpe.
LAMB: ). q. Grmiih pom 9erre
Soltte. Sn6., Shaemeiiter. @ob.
reHO bic 0eIegaten in auen Gmoha
SoteI5 3immer belegt baben, lit ons
Rome Sotel ieiner gldbe beim gll0i.
torium negen Der geieaituitIite
3uionmentlmitsplmft Ole @e.
ib1itsiibuug begann beiite gladmit.
tag Dfanor Gablnian hieB Die @dite
namens Der Sto0t UiIfommen, m6
Rr1iioent Morgens 01tiportete. gtm
elbeno iinO Die 51rber @ditc Der
gIfiarben in 0eren &oble, nno fir
Die Damen i'll ein GntpfaAg I'M
Sotel giome orrnngirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
saiIer ais gdicSsridltcr.

Berlin, z. Suli. SlaiIcr Bil1elm
Dat iid erb6tig gcBeigt in Der 3iui.
Iden guIgarien imo 9tunlailien aus.
aqbrodenen Gtreitfrnge betreffS @e.
biptsa6trctiIug an NunIauien jit Der.
mitieIn "a iid 0lnmGnien a6er be.
rcits ben 1einoen 9uIgarien'S an.
geIhloIict bat, fiirdtet man OaB
6es aGiicrs Gfferte 5uriidgelpieien
iueroer iuiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07

SSr0ulein Clara Otiler, cine
8aiie, 5anfte fid Sonntag Nodntit.
tog in 5lorence Borf nit ibrem
@eIiebten uuo nabm es ii6 70 3u
Screen oaB iie cine 0itnntitGt
SGure bcridIudte. SbneG onge.
tponote dr3tIide Stlfe mag ons
iltnge Maoden an 9eben erbaIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
sdJrcdlidler Cub.

6lncp, Sa., Z. Suli.-Gin rieii.
ger, nit Acknowledgements @las ge.
FILTER aeiiel erpIooirte. 3ipei in
Der gtdbe oe8 aellels befinolide
glrbeiter ipuroen bon Der fIiiiigen
glaiie 5u 9ooc gebrii6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
geim gaOen ertrnnfen.

WatnneapoIis, 7. 5uli.-@eitern
glbeno fanOen Orci gerionen in Ell.
nem fIeinen 2anoiee nnbe Der Staot
0ele1en bein 9aoen ibren zoo
6urd Grtrinfcn. Die 2ei9en muir.
0en aeboraen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
pmada Getreibe.Q2arft.

0ino5a, Z. SllIi. 1918.
Sorter @ei5etl-
gar. 2, 83-831sc.
g9r. 3, $3.50.
Scr. A, 80-82c.
Sriibio .@ei8en--
SIR. 3, 821a-S3c.
Scr. A, 78-82c.
0urdtn 8ei5en-
g2r. 9, 8t15-S3c.
9ar. 8, s11a-S2c.
@eiBes 9orn--
SIR. 8. 5S%-59c.
0er. a, 5S-59c.
0eIbes &orn--
g2r. 2, 5S--58Hc.
0tr. 81 57M--581ze.
SIR. A, 571a-5Sc.
Sort
gsr. 2, 579l-5sc.
Ger. 3, 571a-5ae.
SIR. A, 57--571ac.
aorn feines GroOeS 5f-~62c.
@piBer Safer
Scr. 2, 39M-40c. fi
StarlOhrO Safer 1926.
g2r. 8, 39--39Nc.
Scr. a, 38M--39c.
Mol8gerite 56v-60c.
Guttergerite ger. i, 42-wAbc.
0ioggcT--
0ar. 2, 55--551Se..
Or, q 649~6s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07

- q. &. @nrt oeutider Opt.
fer. g(ugeu unteriudt fir Bril-.
len. 443--5 9roHOeis GebdllOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07

@Einner'g GlbDiu Nlntnruui--bri ar.
I'm Grocers. @enaAt IN Nebrasta.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22
CHANCE IN EXAMINATION DATE

The United States civil service com mission invites attention to the fact that at the request of the general land office he age limit for the examination for surveyor, to be held on February and g. 1913. has been changed from 21 years or over to 20 years or overi on the date of the examination. An eX- animation will be held on February 26 for an electrical assistant to fill a pO- sition in the signal service at large in the war department, the position pays $10SO and applicants must have prac- tical experience in telegraph and tele- phone engineering, wire and radiotele- graph apparatus, age limit is 20 years or over
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22

There was considerable stir in the family of MT. John J. Thomson. wealthy Atlantan. a few days ago when his pretty daughter Ommie, just sixteen. eloped from school and got married. The father was irate and had to be restrained by detectives until he could become recOnciled to the situation.
 The girl-bride was busy with her books on the morning after her elope- ment. U She will continue in school and complete her education; but she won't give up her husband.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22

The stevcdore strike at Matanzas, Cuba, has been settled. The strike started on January 10 and threatened for a time to tie up shipping
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22
Of Local Interest
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department daily re port. January 21:
 Elevation of water in reser-
 voir, feet ................... 14S-O5 Contents of reservoir, acre
 feet .......... ..............389,29 9,297 Gain preceding 4 hours, acre
 feet .......... .............. 32S Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago today, feet.... 154.15 Contents of reservoir one year
 ago today, acre .441,42S Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam.
 NJ I........ ................ 15,32S Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. north side M. L.. 11,055 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, south side, NJ. It.. 1&,26S Water today in all the canals.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22

only newspaper in Phoenix with B extra issues in one year, each a big Sunday paper-365 days. No other paper can offer more than 313 days in one year. This is your great chance. The big daily of Phoenix one year for $5. Good only between January IS and 27 inclusive. Positively no bar
 gain subscription accepted after this date. If
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22

| President Taft nominated Colonel
 c. P. ScriVen to succeed Brigadcrc ! General James Allen as chief signal 1 officer of the army
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22

FORD ROTEL-J E. Carter Fres- no; A. l.. Ellis. Los Angeles: Lorenzo Wright. Bisbee; $. Levy, Sacaton: Mildred Hopkins, St. Louis: L. D. Adams. Fl Paso; James Miller, Jr.. Yuma; RObt. r. CoWles. City.
 SURVEYS APPRoVEO-Surve No. 3o15. embracing. the Brownie. Legal Tender, Copper6polis. Copperopolis No. ,. Portland. Columbus. old Ironsides. Santa Clara, San Jose. and Santa Cruz lode mining claims, also Survey No. 3O1G, embracing the Joe Bush. Pinto. Apex and Fraction Mill Sites, have been approved by the surveyor general. These surveys are located in the Globe mining district, Gia county and are claimed by the Inspiration Consolidated Copper company
 ON CITY CLEANUP-Street Com missioner Griggs Carr stated yester- day that while he was anxious to assist in a general city cleanup, he could not place his wagons at the service of people who wish old bricks and soil moved away His purpose is to assist in removing rubbish, such as old cans, brush and paper which cannot be handled by the garbage wagons which are already taxed tc the capacity. If an old building is to be torn down. the street department will not haul the debris away. But if dead grass, ashes. boxes. cans, and other ordinary rubbish is collected and placed in the streets and alleys due notice being sent to Commission CT Carr, city wagon will be sent tC haul it away. The movement is like ly to assume the aspect of genera cIaapI1n
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22

Deficiency Tn temperature yesterday. 1 degrees
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month. III degrees. Deficiency in rainfall Yesterday. O1 inch \~ Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, .66 inch.
 KENNETH WEAKER,
 TemporarilX in charge.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22
Mrs. Malone Buys Her Furniture

Mrs. Mc.-"Oiy say Mrs. Malone do tell me where did you get all the beautiful furniture"
 Mrs. Malone-"WeIl bless veg. list come in an look at me house now See that loidies desk? Its made from a Eucalyptus three loike the big one Oiy told yez of in Los Angeles that they use for a flag pole ct is so tall. See that dream of a bed, thots Ncrnis Martyr better than brass. And the spring and matthress makes me think of me old Down Home" feath- CT bed. Endade now"
 Mrs. Mac-"Surrer what make the house so War-rm?"
 Mrs 'Sur-re an don't veg see that 'NESCO PARLOR HEAT ER' over there in the cor-rner? Sure coal oil, no more ashes fer me. See that rocker yez can just set in that and dream pleasantest dreams of MaSSie X Sons
 "Furniture-t that is right"
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22
DIR. STONE RE-ENTERS PRAC

TFCE-Dr. H IT. Stone, who for some time past has been connected with the Arizona Life as medical director, has severed his connection with that or ganization and will again enter upon the active practice of medicine in this city.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22
THE w FEATHER.

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Data for 24 hours ending 500 D. m. N-aStpr6ay-.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-22

FINNEY HERE-H. E. F'inney, a prominent young business man of Los Angeles, is in the city on busi- ness.
 CIVIC LEAGUE MEETlNG-There will be d meeting of the Civic league at the city hall this afternoon at 3:30. A number of matters of inter- est to the city and state are to be discussed and large attendance is
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
BAD COLD? YOUR
HEAD STUFFED?
One dose Pape's Cold Compound gives
rellef-Cure In few hours.

You will distinctly fell your cold
breaking and all the Grippe symptoms
leaving after taking the very first
dose.
Il 10 a positive fast that Pape's Cold
Compound. taken every two hours. nm
til three consecutive doses are taken,
will end the Grippe and break up the
most severe cold. either in the head,
chest back, stomach or limbs.
IL promptly relieves the most mis-
cradle headache, dullness. head and
nose stuffed up. fcverishness. sneez-
ing, sore throat. running Of the nose.
mucous catarrhal discharges, sore
ness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges
Get "A 25-cent package of "Pape's
Cold Compound" from your druggist
and take it with the knowledge that IL
will positively and promptly cure
your cold and end all the grippe
misery; without any assistance or bad
after-effects and that II contains no
quinine-dont accept something else
said TO be just as good. Tastes nice
acts gently.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
SOCIAL And
PERSONAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Taylor. OF this
city. have been the guests OF Post
master Cuncannon and family in Ken
nett Square.
Stanley Chambers. OF this city, has
been visiting relatives in Bloomfield,
Pa
Mrs. w. H. Rhodes, OF Tenahy n.
j.. is the guest Of Miss Sara Pyle.
at the Peoples Settlement
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Cody spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr., and Mrs
Patrick j. Barney. Of West Chester,
Pa.
Joseph Bryan, OF Ebellvllle, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mrs w. r. Jackson, who has been
spending two weeks with her par
en,s, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Harris, al
Bridgeville, will return home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hopkins are
guests Of friends at Jinwood, Pa
Miss Florence Johnson is visiting
friends at Smyrna.
Franl, Baker was a recent guest Of
relatives at Ward.
Mrs. Heinhoff and family we're re-
cent guests of friends &C Media.
Mrs. George Thompson has been
visiting the Rev A. A. Thompson and
family, Of Upland
Mrs william Myers has returned
from spending several days with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs r. e. Benjamin.
Of BOothwyn,
Miss Mary j. Farra spent Sun
day with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Farra. OF West Chester.
Miss Amelia Conncll, Of Woodmere.
H. l.. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. V. II.
Wallace OF No 1913 Maple street
Mrs r. Gilpin Massey Is at the
home OF her mother. Mrs. 5. c. Car
ter at Milton who has been i'll hut Is
cOnyalcscing
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
SIMMS RETURNS
WITH SCREAMING
FARCETO CARRICK

Willard simms, who created
1ensati0n al the Qarrick Theatre
early in the season In his screaming
farce "Fllnder'e Furnished Flat" be-
gan a return engagement Rt the Car
rick last night. and he made big
hit Wi.h the audience. He appears
TO be even funnier than on his first
visit and the audience did rot hesi-
tate 10 shoN It's appreciation. Slmms
Ia tae original wall paper man."
and the way he "smeared up" the
handsomely furnished fiat. IN his ef-
fort TO hang paper on the wall, which
proved dismal failure, WIS a eau
tion. Instead OF whistling to keep
up his courage. he sang" and his
voice was such as to make II impos-
sible TO determine whether he was
trying TO a,iuse himself or the audi
cnce. His voice Is OF most peculiar
tone and when he sings he Is sure
10 produce a laugh.
Loro, in THE Girl and the Par
rot" an interesting Partisan novelty,
made a big hit This is a mysterious
Illusion act which il Is impossible
10 faihom II has had big run
abroad and has begun an American
tour under the auspices OF the keiths
The Aldo Brothers, comedy wrestlcrs
and acrobats. had clever act Laura
Buckley a protean star, proved her
ability TO impcrsonate in manner
which was highly pleasing The
Nishoci Brothers, street musicians,
gave an interesting musical perform
ancct They are clover accordion
artists and natural born musicians
Whites "High School Mules" had
everybody laughing They a.e come
dams and appear To appreciate the
fact These animals have been highly
trained and TO we.ch them go through
their stunts one would almost be-
iieye they reasoned out what they
were doing They arc as lively as
kittens. and " Is no wonder that the
management has offered $50 to any
person who can ride on the back OF
tho clown donkey The American
Dancing SeNtette have classy act.
They recently came from the Pa
ciic Coast and have brought with
them all OF the latest dances OF that
part OF the country which they have
down TO perfection. The bill Is ex-
cellent aud well-balanced. II con-
iains lots OF comedv and novelty and
~ sure TO draw we'll all the week
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
PETIT Jury DRAWN.

Jury Commissioners Frederick
Rrady nd William G. Taylor have
drawn the following petit jury TO
report in Superior Court en- next
Monday
First Representative district-Wil-
liam II. Springer Frank A. Massey.
Charles l.. Hurlock, William II.
Vance
Second Daniel Du Ross. Newton
I4evsn, Thomas b. Boudwin, James
Gogan
Thlrd-John J. Mullen. John r. Nc
Lauehliu, Edmund p. Moody Alfred
V. Bradford.
Fourth--John n Hickey. Millard
r. Davis. Thomas Hume William r,
DAWSON.
Fifth-John W. Lloyd. Jr., John p.
Morrow, Edward H. Spence, John
Roberts.
sixtb-Michsel Kelleher. william
Cloud.
eeventh-Andrew d. Jones, Der.
nard Dalton.
Elshth--charles Malcolm, Andrew
J. Conner.
Ninth--Arthur T. Neale, John
Hanna.
wilkinson r. cranston
Samuel Moore.
Eleventh-Archie Peel, T. Rosh,
McAlullen.
Twelfth-Beniamin W Dunlap
Clark Othoson.
Thirteenth.-Jamee L. Warren
James I, Carpenter,
Fourteenth-W w. Naylor qeorg,
A. Heinold
Fifteenth-charles w Jones. Gil
bert Lynch.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
ALLIANCE PREPARES
TO WELCOME PASTOR

At the March meeting OF the
Woman'e Alliance of the Unitarian
Church. yesterday afternoon. arrange
ments we're made for a parish supper
on the evening of Friday, March n,
os a welcome TO the Rev. and Mrs.
Frederic A. Hinckley having been
chosen as pastor of the church meet
ing
Mrs. Robert A. Davis, secretary OF
the National American Unitarian As
ISOLATION, will also be a guest on this
occasion.
Mrs Elizabeth G.. Robinson and
Mrs. William Belts will have charge
Of the supper arrangements.
Following business yesterday Mrs
r. G. Robinson read a paper by Or
nixhy entitled Our Self-Made World
which held her hearers attention
from opening TO close.