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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
CATHOLIC SCHOOL eurTgO
Sisters OF Mercy Driven from Their
Home at Montpelier.

Montpelier, Dec. l4-Flre, suppos-
edly caused by defective flue in
the basement Of the three story
wooden building Off Court street,
housing st. Michael's Catholic school
and the convent of the Sisters Of
Mercy, shortly before two O'Clock
this afternoon, spread through parti-
lions to the roof Of the building and
caused q loss Of abou; $4,000 Sist.
ers engaged in decorating the school
rooms for Christmas discovered the
FIRE When they felt great heat. from
the floor under their feet
That the building was moi entirely
destroyed is Que to the effective
work Of the fremen. Hundreds Of
books and papers we're saved by
students. several OF the youths go
ing through the rooms with handker-
chiefs over their nosuils. saving
what they could The kitchen din.
ing room and chapel on thc,arst floor
were not touched by the flames.
Sister Claire, who was i'll in bed,
WAS hllqgedy removed 10 Hea;on
hospital. Sister Superior Xayier
made brave attempt TO check the
fire when II was first discovered, de-
sceld.ng to the basement armed
with extingusheIs Bur The dense
smoke and hea, drove her back
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

Dur1p mary of the NIGHTS iu sop
lomhc the inhahimut- ~ the island ~
Hclcoiand are astir with id- lantcruS
aud Kind of enormous butterfly net
tie former 10 attrac. and dazzle tbe
migrating birds when they come SO
earth 90 rest aud the latter to SECURE
them Mr. Sccbohm. the Sreal autho--
it's ON bird migration. state, that BE
has Known ms many ass $1,000 sGylarka
TO De- cau-ht on The island in 81 single
uich, Tho nisratnc birds are always
Interc, uus 10 the ships that ply across
the NORTH sen and the Baltic I'm Sep
tcmber they settle on y3rd arm or on
deck rather tired and the seamcn
catch flies and collect them into rcccp-
mclcs for thc benefit OF thc bird
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
Bssr BOARD, BEST LODGING

Perhaps YOU arc coming TO town
o pass the holidays and want real
home Ike place to lodge. In such 4
case. CT in any other when you wish
r get into the BEST hotel Il would
be wise for you to choose the Cot
age. because YOU VIII get the best
service at q lower rate Special
rates by the week j. II Leahy,
Proprietor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

The long life OF the late Col.
James II. Waibridge Of North Ben
nngton covered span OF fully sev,
enty years OF activity and it is prob
able that in his day he saw more eX-
element and turmoil than any other
citizen OF Bennington. 1t is typical
CT our best New England blood that
after his boisterous frontier life in
California and his service in the
great war that he settled down to a
life Of quiet ana honorable useful
ness. He was citizen OF whom any
town would be proud. He VAS a
nelghbor who believed in the golden
rule and he was a man whose nodes
~ and worth We're most appreciated
By those who knew him best
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
UPON ENTERING OUR oooR

You can see Santa Claus and hun
dreds of practical gifts, SO displayed
as to make choosing easy, each ar
ticle bearing its sale price. Ladies
hand bags, popular priced jewelry
belts, manicure sets, toilet sets. ivory
novelties, aprons, handkerchief
fancy linens, towels and silk petticoats
Toyland, china, cut glass and brass
ware are on second floor in the biggest
and best display in our history. Ar
ticles ia this department are from
one cent to $3.50. Roster.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

To the woman with the oyerlare
relaxed abdomen and 10 the weak
offers immediate relief. To lhe we
Il is an ounce OF prevention. Wis
Mrs. Klock's shop. Main street, an
Examine corset designed TO me-
tho demands of Fashion aud az D.
same time ombody every i.,uc ,
surgical support. The bel. .s So en-
structed and anch0 cl taJt Il cou,ro.
the figure entirely Independent q
corset portion
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
ljnoorker Of Ocean sottles.

II is not many wears since the high
sounding post of mrOrker OF ocean
bottles was abolished in England
News Travelled slowly in Queen Eliza
beth's time, ana the first news she
had ct the taking of Nova Iembla by
the Dutch was found iu "a bottle picked
Gp by Deal fisherman named Ton
Held VITO forwarded the message TO
the lord high admiral Queen Eliza
beth was struck by the idou and de
creed t6at All bottles with Enclosures
found ON the coast should I've forward
ed 10 the lord high admiral. Tonheld
being appointed uncorker The post
survived for centuries.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
BASE BALL VICTIMS
Fiftpen Were Killed Curing the
Past Season

Chicago, H., Dec. 15.-t'ifteen
deaths constituted the toll in base.
ball games during the 1913 season
according to figures complied and
published here today.
The report shows that the great
IS, death tell was in Chicago, where
three persons were killed by pitched
balls
Twelve OF the victims were killed
10y being hit in the head by the ball
direct from the hands Of the pitc'
CT. Foul hits were responsible FOR
the ether three deaths
The report brings on, the fact
tia. all OF the players killed were
unsNlled in the game and that mons
II tho major leaguc players received
lAtal injuries.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
he nEsr REASON

There is no better reason why you
'hculd buy your coal o. the Henry
w. futile company ;dan because /
is pc celebrated d. H.. the best
haas mined one ton vcu'd make
= useful aud cheerful Christmas gift
Henry W. Tuttle CO.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
BENNINGTON, VI, DEC. l6, 1918.

The Banner Is late every night In
getting out these days because OF
Christmas advertising. 1t is import
ant for the merchants To get their
announcements before the public
and The Banner will try TO accom-
modate them even il it does discom-
rode the readers for few days. 1t
Is important though to get adver1is.
ing copy to the office the day before
Il is to 20 into the paper
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
kncwIedae is personal

properly; it can he valued and made
transferable by Life Insurance. Life
insurance is the value OF properly in
YOUR mind. placed In your pocKeL
National Life lns. Co. of w. (AIu-
uaL Organized 1850. Earle 5.
<insley. General Agent Mead Bald
rs. Rriland. V. ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
I a Positive fac,

We can do your family wash cheap
r aud better than u ia possible for
'ou 10 get il done elsewhere. Your
lothes are not hung out TO whip aud
map 10. pieces in the wind or run
though wringer which tears the
buttons OFF. They are dried To a
team heated dryroom. Step IN TO
he Bennington Sanitary laundry aud
nave tue wash aud prices explained.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
Babies and slnon

Infants cannot SLEEP too long, but
nay he deprived of needed rest It
olaced IN light rooms or awakened by
loisps Nothing SO unnerves the child
Is hack OF rest. aud the health may be
permanently ruined If IL does not sleep
be fourteen hours or moro that It
should
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
4 CHRISTMAS eAsksr

You cam do better than go ouy
YOU. Christmas groceries and tine
iN.nss for thar Dir dinner cl US.
iou win Gnd overytning fresh and
q Standard grades Better send
enc person less fortunate than
-ounCil @ Chris mas basket. 8, wiii
b AXE ilcm happy and give them @
roai Thomas Stewart erCccry
store. River 81.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

Iac establishment of tbo trial by
jury runs back even prior Go the time
~ Alfred the Great lie IS said 90
have organized iurios of twelve men
as now in practice but oven carlie-
SIS Welsh and siy A0cio-SaXon FREQ
men acted as a jury where there was
"a dispute between Welsh and Saxous
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
GET SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
Crowley and brisbane Guilty Of
breaking and Entering

Bellows Falls Der l5.-Thomas
CreNicy and Timothy brisbane, bo,h
Of Nor,h Walpoe, \. H.. who were
arrested here abouS u o'clock FOL
lowing a burglary in a liquor saloon
Ia &ay,h Walpole Saturday migat
were sentenced in the Municipal
court - that town by Judge Z.
0NaiH this morning TO six months
IN 'hr Ghesliiro county jail . Kecne,
NH. They were found guilty Of
ebrcHEar and entering
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

"Jim told me a riproariug joke that
was played ON SOME member of your
r'1h last evening Were YOU there
Yes. I was there, lt was an abom-
Enable. ;arfc,ched"-
"O-oh, link did not tell me that you
were the man il was on, r. Houston
ft~f
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
Lenn Headed

"N hat viii yuu do with the S2ONn
u yon get a verdict in your breach of
promise sutf'
- glV,os.' said the dear Girl, III!
marry the lawyer It's such an awfnl
iot OF money 20 let get out of ones
hand ,"-puck.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
SILVER IS Of less value than gold. gold
.hGu virtue Horace

The best safeguard against Group
is u bottle q Fo'ey's Honey aud Tar
Compound in the house. =. II. CHM
Middleton. Ca. writes. "My chill
drcn are very susceptible 10 Group
easily catch cold. siye fhem
Foley's Homer and Tar Compound
aud in every instance they set
prompt relief andsarc soon cured
We Keep So q home and prevent
Group. Use 3D. also for coughs
colds. hoarseness. tickling throat.
bronchial aud "a grippe coughs. u
contains no opiates. Refuse subsii
utes. Coles pharmacy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
PRIEST SOUGHT INSURANCE
Fattcr senmIdt Asked $4,000 Upon
Life of Girl lie Killed

Nov York, Dec. 10. Father Hans
Schmidt sought TO obtain $4,000 insW
ancc upon The life OF his victim
AnHe Aumuller, rs Iar back as Inst
April accnrdiug to the Testimony OF
Dr. lIlfJll H. Hans, an Insurance
ecmpday eNsmlner at today'a ses-
sion o. toe priests rinl fer murder
Tho axe contends that Father
SeM'ial weg planning then 20 mar
der th young woman, lie klci
her 80 lbc night ~ August a.
Tho blauk urcu which Father
Schwitt wrote ca She application
fer iisGranen was offered IN cvi.
demo" II described The Aumulier
girl a- Mrs John SoH~.''. and her
occupation - housekeepor TIE
da,o o. her marriage--the ceremony
whoa SchmlG' says he performed
actirt beth as priest and bridegroom
VS. given as May .. 1912 lac
'appl!fa ion Ha5 rejected hy tho IN.
suraucc ccmpany Dr llayi sgid
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
NORTH BENNINGTON

John Scaroy received this morn
ng the deed OF the Keefe farm IN So
dom, known rs the Biggat Place OF
Geo H. Robinson. guardian of Thorn
as and William hecfe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
nelp Expee,ed.

''Yonr salary isn't enough to support
ny daughter"
I'm glad you've come TO that con.
clusiou So early sir. Boston Tran
script
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
sohemia's Coat Mines.

The lowest human hamtatiou Is said
20 be- that OF the coal miners 10 10
hemia. some NJ whom make iheir
dwellings at = point over 1000 feet be-
,ow the lNel uf the sen
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
s,esnoeness o. the Sex.

s. woman can become highly excited
over the fact that aabridc is startiu-
a1f Unmarried lie with machine hcm
..s5 uapkins.-Ciuciuuau Enquirer
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

4 cubic foot Of newly fallen su0W
weighs Eve and oue-half pounds aul
fas twelve times The brik Of an equal
- igit of vatcr.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
Voting

DO sou believe that women ought 20
vofct'
"Sure. Aud. what's more. think
men uGeilt 10 too DETROIT Free Press
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

wasted tine. and nov nme doia
waste iue Shakespeare.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12


 te was aobblrd up and carted away to tn" penitentiarye' suggested the New Jersey senator.
 That's right answered Morgan and the Spectators smiled.
 It developed that as many as forty men were accused ,tnd tried at one time hy tho co,nmission
 There WIS no opportunity given a man to secure q new trial on the discovery Of new evidence; no op- p1rtunity to give bail, and no possi- nIlity of the issuance of a stay Of execution; vour decision was first last and fnal?" suggested Monnctt "Tcs." answered Captain Morgan If You sentenced q man to death there was no way of stoppins the execution if the governor arpcovcd"" asked Senator Borah.
 We did not contemplate imposing death scntenccs,' replied the witness - think the commission has about ample testimony in this branch of
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12
SUGAR LAbBY TURNS
Continued from Page Cne)

truthful" he answered
 Well, you admit the iusidjous lobby ing them" retorted Senator Overman- Please remember the president hadn't charged you or your association with being insidious.'
 The committee had not finished with the antj-free sugar witnesses when they adjourned tonight
 Among the articles which the senate sub added to the free list the estimated revenues cut off are on pig iron. $13o.OOO; fcrro manganese and 4piegeleison. $126.500; hemp. SIS 400; live stock. $5S3.O0O; wheat, $200. O0O; photographic films. $216,000; cedar wood, $10,000; coal tar dyes, $9o,00o; total. s1,423. 900.
 When all the subcommittccs have completed their recommendations this amount probably will be increased
 The majority Of the members of the finance committee went on record today as opposing the publication af this time of detailed changes in the Underwood bill approved by them from the subcommittee recommended tiCn5.
 The committee had under consid era ton changes in the cotton sched-
  subcommittee. In this schedule the net result of the altered rates will increase the schedule over the aV- craze cotton rates of the Underwood b.U, about five per cent of the prin- Ciral changes affecting cotton yarns. This IS the only schedule on which senate action will result in an in crease.
 It has been decided to eliminate the anti-dumping clause of five Der cent tariff discount oil imports cf American ships. and some modili- cation will be reported of the proVi- sious directing foreign manufacturers to submit their books when Nalua- tions arc in dispute. The income tax will also be modified to give mutual life insurance companies an opportunity to Clai meXempton by proving they are not conducted for profit "
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12

l GATES RETURN-Mr. and Mrs. Garth W. Cate returned last evening 1 from the Grand Canvon.
 ON LEGAL BUSlNESS-Hon J. J. Hawkins of Prescott was in the city yesterday looking after law matters. GENERAL MANAGER DRAKE General Manager W. \. Drake of the $. F. r. X r. railroad came to town yesterday morning.
 GEORGE HAGEMAN IS HAPPY He is going to tell the people of Arizona why the Franklin automo- bile uses the air cooled system. He will tell this story in Sunday morn ing's Republican. Watch for it. EMPIRE SKATERS - A regular monthly meeting of the Empire State society will be held this evening at the residence of Mir and Mrs. W. n. ONein No. I544 West Harrison street. All members of the society are urged to be present and visitors from New York are cordially wei come.
 w. C. r. U. MEETS-The w. C. T. L. will have al Flag Day program this afternoon at the home 227 West Mon roe street beginning promptly at 2:15 p. m. The leader of the program will be Mrs Standford Collier while Mrs. Mary Thompson will be the hostess, The general public is cordially to at tend the session
 JUDGE BAXTER HERE - Hon, Frank Baxter, judge of the superior court for Yuma county was d visitor to the capitol yesterday for the purpose Of sitting as special judge with Judges Ross and Cunningham of the supreme court.
 MOTION DENIED The supreme court yesterday heard the motion for a rehearing in the ease of Thomas Vs Bartleson. number 1229. an appeal from the district court of the territory ot Arizona for the county of Maricopa, tried before Judge Edward Kent The motion after hearing was denied.
 MATCHED AFTER JOURNEY - Mrs D l. Kelley of 322 North Four teenth avenue. a few weeks ago re ceivtd half a dozen guinea fowl eggs and proceeded to get :, Mrs. Hen l-sy with them. Mrs Kelly now has four tiny duinea chicks. The eggs came all the Way from Edinburs, Ind. and were sent by Mrs Myers. Il friend ot Mrs Kelly
 ANOTHER EXAMINATION - The secretary ot the local board of civil service examiners has posted notices of an examination Tor the position of fireman in the custodian service at the salary of $660 per annum. to be held in room 26o ot the federal building on July next.
 TAKES THE RECORD-Thc record for raising the assessed NaluatioID on property in the state under the provis- ions of the new law belongs to Asses -or w. C. Duncan of Gila county who raised some of the Miami town <ite lots in some instances as much ;s forty times their former assessed values
 ASSESSOR MING HERE-A E. Ming the county assessor of Yuma county was q visitor to the state house on business with the state tax commis- sion. In some instances he raised values pretty high. His record how ever does not go beyond ten times the entered valuation.
 BANKER MCPHERSON HERE- George Michealson, the Yuma banker, who was formerly chairman of the state board of examiners for state in stitutions was d business visitor 10 Phoenix yesterday. He spent q part of the day at the state house calling upon his many friends there.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12
Of Local Interest
ELll esl7s1g Gzzstsl,s.. ..i f -,fQlaEtl eE1KasEB
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water Service department report fer June Io.
 Elevation of water in reservoir
 feet ...... ................... IDS .63 Contents of reservoir acre II 4S3,212 Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet -.-..... -......... ....-............ 3.743 Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago today. fcct.... l75.0o Contents ot reserluir acre feet 653. Goo Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers 1t Granite Reef Dam,
 NJ l. -.......-....-. ........ l6.c99 Amount or water used for irri-
 gation. north side. M. l. .... 4I,THo Amount of water used for irri-
 sation. south side. NJ l. .... 29.009
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

Highest temperature, S.
 Lowest teuperature. 55.
 Mean relative humidity. 23
 Total rainfall C.
 Deficiency in temperature yester- day, II degrees
 Deficiency in temperature since first oi month. 3G degrees
 Accumulated deficiency in temrer1- jurc since January !, 295 degrees Deficiency in rainfall! yesterday. 0 inches.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. -o4 inches
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l. .04 inches
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12

the inquiry" re,narIled Eorah The statement of facts seems fuH and complete"
 Borah took the testimony tonight produced by the mine workers as to the charges that peonagc obtains in the Paint and Cabin Creek districts one hundred miners came in from the hills today and attorneys for the mine workers Weeded out the wit ncsses they wanted to call in con hection with this branch of the in uuiry.
 The committee decided to divide up the inquiry tomorrow, allowing Senator Borah to proceed alone with bis peonage investigation and prob ably will have Senator Kenyon be gin an individual inquiry into the general conditions in the strike zone. while the remainder of the committee covers other branches Of the inquiry.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12
MARRIAcE LICENSES lssuEn-

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED- The Following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday. Vidal Lucero and Emeliu Morales. Joseph John and Flora Davies tindians). all residents Of MaricODa county
 RAMOS MURDER TRIAL POST PONED-The Ramos murder triad gain has been postponed, this time until this morning Deputy Sheriff Perry of GiI>. Bend left Phoenix last night for the purpose Of subpocnaing more witnesses
 o. c. THE SOClAL-The . C. Bible Class of the Presbyterian Sun day scnool will have sunbOnnct so- cial in tine church par!or Thursday cNenin, Juno twelfth. at eight o'clock. Sunbonnets. embroidery and cakes will be offered for sale. The public is cordially invited.
 KELLY TRlAL-The trial of John Kelly, one of the proprictors of the Farmers and Mechanics club, which was raided during the month of January last, occupied the attention of the superior court yesterday. The charge against Kelly is that of sell ing liquor without license.
 RODRIGUEZ ON TRIAL AGAIN. Octavino Rodriguez, the man Wno t Is alleged tired 10 murder His p'lIt- rcour. appeared before Judge John stone yesterday on a charge of as sault with an axe. There was not enough evidence to convict the man on this charge so the case was dis missed
 PARENT TEACHERS MeETlNG- The June meeting of the Parent Teachers associat ton of Creighton dis trict will be an ice cream social, at the home of MT. and Mrs H. w. Pierson on Friday evening, June 13. There will be short program, and it is hoped all patrons of the district will come and enjoy q social evening.
 FORD HOTEL-B. l.. Piks, Los An geles; J. Q. Evans, Denver, Colo; M. C. Williams, Prescott; Della Brown and family, Hillside; H. C. Skinner and wife, Amarillo. Texas; r. Hines. Kan sas City; L. Garesche, Arlington; J. R. Hawkins and wife, F. A. Whelan, Los Angeles; C. F. Rown, J. A. Henrie, Mesa; L. K. Drais, Florence; r. Iahn and wife, Milwaukee. Wis; C. W. Platt, Winkerburg; J. J. Anderson, Gila Bend; $. H. Thompson, Glendale; MT. and Mrs KolenVist, Miami.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12
lNSPEC MARIAR HERE

Will Marian of Flagstaff special in Spector for the Arizona state board of pharmacy IS in the city for st short While on business. From Phoenix he will go to Ray on official business, that Of seeing that all the druggists are HNInS up to the provisions of the law relative to the employment of only registered druggists in the drug stores of the state
 c. 6 A. TORS-Captain John C. GreenWay, general manager of the Calumet and Arizona, accompanied by Chester A Con3don of Duluth, Minn, arrived in the city yesterday from Warren. MT. Congdon. who has been for many years one of the leading at torneys of Minnesota Is one Of the of ficials of the C. X A and timed his visit so as to be present with other of fcIalS of the company at the blowing in Of the new shelter at ougIDas
 AUTO LICENSES following automobile licenses have been issued by the secretary of state: 2S97, J. w Williams Phoenix; 2S9S. Arizona Re publican Phoenix; 2Sg9, j. F. Jones. Flagstaff. 2900, F. A Montmore, 2901. ]. T. smith, Phoenix; 1902 Rcay and Johnson, Douglas. 2903. Andy Scott. Douglas: 29of r. Mendez, Phoenix. 29o5, John NJ. IindcI Prescott: 2906, Marian Matthews. Phoenix: 2907. Dr G. r. Maniu2, Flagstaff
 CHANGE MANAGERS - A change in th" business management of The Republican was made on the fly last night, Charles A Stauffcr leaving for vacation in Los Angeles and other coast points u aiX-thirty and Garth W cate, assistant business manager rarivug from the north to take up the duties as head of the husincss force an hour later NIT Stauffer's trip is iii great part business one. He will be gone threc weeks.
 The Ei..tr.r Carpet Cleaners use
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12

Stability is to a bank what the key stone is to an arch. Without key stone the arch would fall-Without stability a bank is a negative affair. bility-officers and directors worthy of your confidence, and resources amply sufficient-and all other essen tials of a successful dependable bank New and desirable accounts are so- licited.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature Yesterday. SS Lowest temperature yesterduy 56 kainfal! yesterday. c
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12
CARPENTERS ATTENTION

Carpenters Local. 10S9 There Will be special cali meeting Frduy, rcSs.
 J. D. McDGNALD, Pres
 F. BRUCE. Sec'N. -AdVcrtiSement
Arizona republican., 1913-06-12

Fishing tackle. Pinney & Robinson. Advertisement