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Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
RETURNED 10 DOUGLAS

Carl L. Smith left Tuesday for his home at Douglas He arrived in Tem- pc the early part of June, joining the Mullen camping party which is now enjoying life on the banks of Oak Creek, near Flagstaff Returning to the valley the early part of this week, Smith immediately started his trip home, astrde his four cylinder Hen derson motorcycle, which primarily brought him to the valley in extra good running time from his southern Ari- zona home
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
W. C. [. U. MEETING.

The Womans Christian Temperance Unions observance of flower day at the Methodist church Tuesday after noon was attended by about seventy five ladies. Twelve boquets were dis 'ributed to the sick in the community. The session was very interesting one refreshments consisting of lemonade and cake We're served
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
PICTURES TONIGHT.

Again the Bison troupe is behind the production of this evenings two-rcel feature 1t the Goodwin airdome "The Lcvc Of Mer." is the picture Also in Cludcd in the program are The Trail of the Serpent" and "The Duce vs. Two Fair" the latter picture is a comedy
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

Dr. Carl II. Pace osteopathic phv- sician and surgeon of Phoenix. has made arrangements whereby he is to take the practice of pr. Pearl Udell. Who has gone for a vacation in the northern part of the state. The days Dr. Pace will be here are Monday. "wednesday and Friday of each week. The same office will be maintained at the home of Isaac Dana.-(Ad- vertisement)
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
ARIZONA IS THE PLACE

In the opinion of C. J. Msner, who spent portion of last winte. in Mesa, there is no place in the United states the equal Of Arizona Mir. Misner is an Illinois farmer and he writes from that place that he is again anxious to spend another win ter in Mesa
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
WILL HANDLE GRAPE CROP

]. D. Hale, western manager for the C. H. Weaver Co, arrived yes- tcrday from Brawley and will be in charge of the local shipments for his company. Bert Jones accompanied him and will be in charge of the office for the company during the shipping season. The Weaver com pany will handle the Thompson Seed : less grape shipments from the Mesa section.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
DEATH OF BABY McQuEEN

IW'rs were born yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen of Mesa and for some time evidences were that Doth mother and children were doing well, but along towards evening the iit'ie girl of the two died. Mir and Mrs Mcqueen have the sympathy of the entire community
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLE
GLOBE-PHOENIX STAGE

Quicker and cheaper than train fare. Globe SIS; $25 round trip. Leaves daily at s:30 a. m: arrives [: 20 D. m. Passengers collected from any part of the city. Tickets at Smoke House. w. A. Hill. Prop, 2S N. Second Ave.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
RETURNED FROM IMPERIAL

K- l.. Mumford, after several weeks absence in the Imperial Val ley has returned to Mesa where he IS the local representative of the s. A Gerard X O.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
CATTLE TO RANGE.

A. c. and Ben Roberts left yesterday morning with a charge of twenty thoroughbred Hereford cattle. for the Robbins range near Sunflower
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
HIS REGULAR VISIT,

F. L. Stuohal of the Arizona School of Music paid a business visit to the yesterday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
MESA

MT. Gibbons at Everybody's Drug Store will care for the news of the Mesa department. Phone 291 22 R.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
THE SOUTH SIDE NEWS

eReubHcan Horace B. J Gnfn authorized to make cno to A pla ttrbau n Carr Tempe
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
A MUSICIAN PROPER NOW.

With a brand new $150 horn in his possession who wouldn't be a musician
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
Lodge Notices

P h o e n i,x Lodge
 No. 2, Knights of
 Pythias, meets 7::30 p. m. every Friday. Visiting members invited. Clare n c e F. Ice, c. c. 717 South Center. C. s.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25

Louiman, K. R. X S.. phone office 574, residence S067.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

wclde Summe ibm. pie er bebauptet,
an Saldr 5uitdnoc, Sniolge elmer
glah5d6Iung Der 6ei Der lctteu @obl
obgcscGencn Stintmca fonItc Nlars
tin 3uci 8o1en long icin glmt nicbt
outrcten. Gincn SaIdr-Gbcd i'm 9e-
itaac pon Ss40 ididtc Der Biirgcr-
mciitcr 5uriid, nit Der Grtldrung, er
miirOc Oie Staot ucrflagen, wcnn i6m
m6t icin poucs @ebolt ou56e5ablt
miiroe. Die @ontrol-9eb5roe BAT
Dem 8iirgernieiiier 0eripro6en, Dab
er iein Doilcs Saldr BON $4,000 iiir
ieinen 5weijd6rigcn 9lmtstcrniu CT.
6olten pirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Dctro it, Wliby g. Sini.
Gin giirocr bon 0ctroit bat am Cont
ncritag ini 6ieiigen Sulanoiieucrnut
ieine Giutoinmeniiciler i'm @etra9c
bon einen Sent 6c5ablt. Scin Sim
fommcn in ocn 5c6n Nlouatcn felt
ocncn oaS @eice in &ratt iit 6etrug
$25OO.5t, BON 0eucn $25O0 iteucr-
frci iinO.
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80 Gents ii6critcigt, miro i6on ais
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muBte cr elm @ro3ent BON cinem 0ol-
lar 6e3a6lcn. Gr itellte einen G6cd
mlf einen Sent ans mo cr6ielt Oa-
rtiber cine orOnmgsmdBige Auit-
tims
Sin 9cantcr 6crccbaetc 0aB oic
ein6c6llrg OicieS Gcui5 Scr 9ic9ic.
rung aeQen $l.00 seloIict habt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

ai6ington, 6. Smi Ger
.0rltidlc Central &er6ono" Scs Oi.
iirifts Columbia bei@ofiiotc iih III
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tom o6qcboltenen &erimuuInno ciiI.
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d,cn yrci6cit- Der oeutl6en gre5ie
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itau0ia 0afiir cintritt un0 sic 9loifo.
tim rcqe er1dlt Sin 9icoher nad,te
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inio iic toot 81 idmeiqeu ucriunt;
rno BOD 5a6ltcn alsmdrtioe oroBc
grouberrn &ieicnilmncn fiir 9ln.
nonccn in cngliiden 3eihraocn. qcit.
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Ercibcit Dem %olfc ais Gin 6o1cs
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9eutidamcrifonii6cn gtotiouoI6tnoe
oQes baron gciest weroe, INN oicie
8rinsipicn Dem einoclucn bcItanoio
por glugcn 81 iii6ren.
0ic @criammlung foBtc cine Hcio
hltion, sic oobin girg Dob man oc.
oen meitcrc Gingriiie Der Sonntogs
aponos. @ciebc, ipelde oos oeuii,be
S,creinsle6cn ser 9iuoesbaupiitaot
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proteItircn iollc. 9lii Der Spite Oes
Central &er6anOcs ite6t Rrdlioent
@lortin Ssicedu0; Sctrctdr 1T @crr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

9ecm SonOon Conn, 6. EiI-
nj. Gie ASoiiogiere oes 0ampierS
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0ic 75 9Soiiagierc lullroeu ua@
6iciigcr St0ot orf Oein 9crgcOam-
picr oGooro" ocbrodt, pel6er nit.
tclit 0rabtloicr 0cpciden BON Dem &c.
itraoeten 1olupier 81 Sillie gerllicn
luorocn mar. Ole @oiioaicre uarcn
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mlroen iic bic 9lngit nidt los, cS
m6dte Gin ncuer Stnrm losbrecben
imo i6r 2eben in Scia6r briuacu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
secruua, Die 6riibio6rs
nnb Summer Nle0i,irt.

ier bin eet polldba ge1et nro b nd
cutuclen Sbmde G
aRoraon 81 81 8 ?, @aosuorib Cbp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
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NSu, IiilHi pSI ~t"1l9"O'UN'''"
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ncn 8peigc in cinem 9tinoidreibel
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Chicago eiuen 6in0enoeu gel6luB
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gogengcnommen umo oem Beorid'
yiitgIieo 0cs Grccutiu.Gomites 5ur
&cantroglniq cmpioblcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

&rofciior @udcn an Ser
v em llniOcrfitdt
@le ons Scuo gcneloct miro Bot
DER oortigc eroieiior &uOoli euden,
melher gegcum6riia IN Der oItenNtl
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llelt eiucn 9Rut tn ndditeu Eahr
&orlellnaen an ser 9lelp 9)orfer llui
ucritdt jll 10lten dngenomneu
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am llbein.
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9ld6e BON C6crlo6niteiu Ser sllter
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@auptiieaung oer 9iomer in 0cn al
ten aernauiiNen Sanoen benmocn
@aRc sur 9lriic ms Auslano 6eiorai
s.. Jlainc, Nr. 4i3, Gt&nllimorc Str,
noDc 0un0m ponic gluc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Smobo 9lebr, 6. SUM. Sn
Gmabo 95e6., iino imerwarteter gSei3
ic SbDicrigfeiten in 9e5ug ouf gin'
fii6rimg Oes 0eutidunterri@ts in
ocn &olfsiduIcn cntltonOcn. Gs
wilroe oes5alb Gin roibcs mo emf.
i6loiicncs %onoeln notbig. @rdii
ocut Sal s. @etcr pom ocutIhomcri-
faniiden Central @crbono mliroe be.
ouitragt elm Gonitc 3a erncuncn,
Oas AMI Ole genoue Dur1fiibrllng ocs
@eicbes bon ocm 5Aulrotb bciteben
Ioll. Gos Gomite bat bercits cine
llnterre0ng nit Superintendent
@raff gebobt mo miro ni6t cher ia.
item, bis oie Sohe cnogiltig crleoior
unO sic Giniiibnng OcS 0etticbun.
icrriGtS 5ur Eboiiac6e gemorOen lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

1cnotor Root brad)te Gelteru enc
Geiolltion eit, lpglma 0os @eiAeuf
6cloiligt 0ie ,.2ouiic" uuroe i'm
Sabre 1885 in 6ranfreic5 gebaui ma
5nerit oon Ger iran5oiiiden 4'anama.
@eiel.iHait uno ipater BON 0en Ser.
5toulen perpenoet.
Ter 9otidafter ,aiiierano BOT ole
6ieiiqe Negierung Derli1n0igt 0aB
oas @ei6ent nidt MIR an9euontmen.
ionocrn mlh ols ein ncuer 9emeis
Der traoitionellen SreunoiAait Der
beoen 9lrpublifcn crahtet lucroci
luer0c
Gro6omo in @eit-@iroi.
nicn.
giodj enem 9eridte Scr @un0es.
SonitdiSbe66roe 6erridt Eradoma
C9Iiaenfraut6eiD in @cit.Girainien
uu0 oud inn iiiolicbeu &irginicu aauj
6elonoers inn Gritereu in einem 10
6e0enflidcn @raoe OaB oie Soni.
tdts6e66r0en ciuem iebr bcocnflihcl
9Sro6lcm gegcniiber ite6cn oic arant-
belt su 6efdmpicn ,Sll y9eit-&irNi.
nien ltno 2O,SlS @erionen imter.
Iudt luoroclb mo cs fano Hd, 0aB
$40 oauon nit Gra4omo 6c6afict
luoreu Sic 9efdmpiimg scr arant.
belt liz cine I'M 10 groBcrc g'ot6ucn.
oiafcit ais Elm 9roBer @ro3cnilob
ser gatieuicn oas 9hiaculic6t poQ.
ilGnNin ncrliert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
WiIrnlrllrilLrr nm strile.

G}ontrcdl Gan, 6. ,Suni.
Mcocric W}arttL Der fiir5lid sum
@iirocrmciiicr bon @louircal crmd5lt
iulroc. alma 0eiicrn All 0cn Strife.
er wcioerte iid, eincr Si5mi1 Der
Sontrol gc6oroc bci5inUo5nen bis
l5m ni6t $325 ousbe5a5lt werocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
Drr fall DaDaro.
SSrauSSfi6cr 8Oti6ais
ter miro bOritCaig.
@SrUteItirt geaen Sscr6aT=
tHmg SeS SuFtid)ifFbamets

&crein oeltidcr5nacuieurc bei6lieBt
I'M Sabre 1915 cine 9lucrifo
5o6rt 8u luternc0mcn. o'roB
icucr in 5niontcricAoicrnc in
9liaSmiro- stcmorOs nlf
Gompicr y9'otcrlouo" cutloiict
9Qcacn C5trifc. Trohuno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
Nnllnn in Nn,nn

5toEr GitD Soma. 6. Hini.
Giuc telepboniiAc 9fa1rids ous
9Ilton ,,oUa 0cridict BOB 0oS
5idot1cn Mospcro aciicrn 9lbeno BON
cincm Gpilul 0einlaciutbt ipurOc.
Siclc @erioncn lolen actootct lmo
pcrlett luorocn iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
4ortOtlttt.
9ic &ciD 0aOCmsltutcrs
iu6uuS
Serr SeODarS amf benz
3eMgrmitamo.

Grfldrt, 9lcw Soocn-0ircftorcu icicn
fcinc ,stro6ndnner" acwcicn.
Ndlt bic 3o6hnacu az 9il
lorO iiir imocrunhuortli9 enoe
scr llntcriucbuma no3e. n Gr
mcitcrina Scr 3ufo5rt 5u ySo.
poa 0ods in So6ofcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Orr fall DaDar0.
Syran3Sfi6rr 9Otl6at.
ter iuirO OOritClig.
YrUteitirt geaen SScrbaT.
tnmg SeS SufticbiiFbamets.
9crciu ocltiaer5nacuicprc 0ci@liebi
I'M Sabre 1915 cine 9lucrifo
5obrt 81 mtcrnc0mcu. ciroB
icuer in Suiontcric aoicue III
9(iaSbiirg. StcmorOs mi
I 0ompfcr y&otcrlono" cntloiicn.
@cacu ctrifc.0ro6uno.
9crlin 6. Smi Ger 6all
9oporo nil nidt 3ur Ru6e tonmeu.
Ger fron5oii6e 9otidoiier Gombou
meloetc acitcru I'M 9luSip0rtiacn 9lmt
oiii3icQ oie 9eidweroc ieiuer Gcgie
rrna ge0en oie IN a6lu eriolgte Ger.
bofhhg oes iran50iiihcn Suitihiii.
6oner9 Clement 9oporo m0 ieiner
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gang Getuiblono eiuc gcwiiie Bitter
felt cr5euqt miro oodl erfl0rt, Ban,
arO lei cS meiter Inn nicbt 81 t6un ge-
iueien ais oic @e6eiruHiiie Der 3ep'
pelin9iiiihiiic Observation-Disclosures
Ta9 ltuaemeu oiiidliige &ejen ser
8ransoicn 6atte in &0In 5u oercn
8eitnobmc geiiilrt naHocm iie iid
i6rcr geplonten @er6oihing in Sam
burg ourh eilige 9l6reiic cnt5ogen
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nod ieiucr 6citna6mc in Srei1eit &c.
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z d eiue Nmerifofo6rt
2os Sobr ser @onoma.@ocfic
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oeutihe &er6GnOc no6 S6rcn @eita.
ben briuqeu. 9lohoem 6ereitS ge.
itcrn gcmeloet ooB Der Ietibc 9e6-
rcrperein iih iiir cmc 2lmcrifoiobrt
i'm fonmea0en Sohrc riiict, perldu
let nuuniebr nab autb ser &ereiu
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inn Sabre 1915 9lnerifd ju beniHen
8eranlaiiunG oo5n ga6 cine dibcrit
6erBlid ge6altenc Ginlaouug ocr
.9lmcricnn Societu Of Wlehanical
Gugineers~ Die @onomo &oc,iic
9luSitelltng IN 5an 6raucisco i'm
September n0@ilcn 3o6rcs 5l beiu.
den Ter @inlaouua wurOc irclloia
Gol9e 0eleiitei imo Die Go1eaen hi
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Gc|ag ueritdnOgt.
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0ie adiemen in 9mqsburq ii Sc
nen SIR Belt oas TO- bapcriidp ,Sns
iautcrie 9legimeut unteroebruht it,
ino uoaitGnoi9 5eritort @roBfeier
6ro1 ors. oos bolo oic gou3en @e
b0ulidteiteu eiu6iate. 9ln &ettun9
mar piht 5u oentcu uniiomebr ais
Die in ocn gorodeu ouigeitopclien
Nobpoironen inter ibredliher Sc
tonation crplooirten Iurb 0ic@loht
oer Grploiion unrOeu oic idmnrtIt
den -@cbduliHfeiten 5crit6rt Ger
SHaoen lit 6cocuteno.
3 tcmorOS ouf o&otcrlono"
entloiien.
@cm scr 9licenoonlpicr Batter
lano" ser ,.Sapog" uieoer in oen
g'elu Dorfer Saien enlduit aeihie6t
Dies nit elmer 6eiua6e Uollitduog
neuen Shoar BON StewarOS. sllle
Die alten aellner oeS Ionpiers me'
de mdhrcnO oeS criien ghlfo alis
OeS Campers III 9tem Eotr NIT q
uent Strife orobien limo bolo nod
Ser 9lutimit IN Sambufg eutloiieu
itno ibrc Steacu auoBapeiiig beieti
morncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

MlerIluiIr0iaer NirbitalIl.

y 0clpbia. 6. ,qri.
O.. Groiiin 9lusIdnicr elmer 5ieiigen
9latioualbanf. 3eiate geiicru Der 40.
li5ei an er iei olif ieiuer Rimoe nab
ueribicoencn 9anfen uno Sruit-@e-
icQiGaiteu INN $4,000 in Gbeds imo
@c6icln uno $3.50 in @aargclo be-.
itoblen moroert 0ic iid IN elmer %el0.
tdi@c befiinoen bdtten melnc NIL ei
uer nit ScOcr iibcr5ogcncu Seite all
ieiucnl Seibe beieiti9t 9ciUeicu lei. Gr
gloubf, elm @oimcr, Der i'm pctfolgt
6abc. 6obe i6m Die @elotaidc aus
ieiner Eoi4c 6craiIsesfamotirt oie
@cl0toi@e auiaeihnitteu oic G5eds
mo g8eniel 6erausgenonnen mo
i6m Die @cIotairbe iuieoer 5ugeiho.
ben. pic %oli1ei lit nit Der lluters
iu6lma oeS Sales beihditiat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

@crmiidJtc telegrapbiidlf 1epclNeli.
Die 3o6l Der Ncrioucu uelNe
orr6 enc Grploiion bon gb3uasta-
nolgoicn III gait Bolton Wlal. an
Scr characterization beg iootll@en
9lb3ugsfonolmiicms 9ei0otct imlroelL
lit ani icdS geitic0cn inoem pon oell
&crlebten nod 5iuei, s. y wlUoro
huo g6ilipp Soleo. aeitorben llno.
sSu g9inoior, @ouI. liraudelte
scr @au0beiiBcr Z : Simmer OILS er
elm all icincm 2ooeu uoriiberIl'gren'
Ocs @a6ngelciic ii6criHrciieI luollte,
all cincr 59ienc, ullroc polreno 81
am 9oocu la0, bon eiucr Sotomotipc
ii6crio6rcn lu0 bon oen @ooer'l III
Slide 5eri6nittc1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
4erunQ OOllbradlte es filr mud.

@ernna UOa6radte es fit midl,
,Sh finoe @erma ais cine ansge5elNs
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-03
ATTRACTIVE LIST
Of Prizes FIXED
Card of Events for Amateur
Races Announced by Pro-
motors Today.

Attractive prizes have been provid-
nights race carnival at the local skat-
ing rink. j. G.. Sheppard. manager OF
the rink. and the committee in charge
this morning completed the list OF
events and arranged the following
prizes for each:
Mems Race-First, Stetson hat: Soc
ond. box cigars. 80;
Ladies' Race-~Eirst, lady's sweater;
second. hand painted cup and saucer.
.Elindfolded Race. Once Around
rrack-First, rnld-hcadcd umbrella:
second, pair gloves.
Garry Race. Twice Around the
Track--First and second. safety razor.
Boys Relay Race. Four Prizes
First. four fountain pens; second, four
Onc-pound boxes candy.
Race for Boys Under 1. Yeats
First, pair high cut shoes; second. In
scrsoll watch; third, one pound candy.
Race for Girls II Years and Under
First. girls sweater; second. one
pound candy.
Race for Boys. 16 Years and Endc"
First. boys sweater: second. one
pair gloves.
The following merchants donated
the prizes: Trcpanier, McGrath, Void
and Dacotah Pharmacies; NJ. q. on
son. NJ. Stanchiield. j. IL. Rurttcll. ".
e.. Griffith, Sig Wolff. ISenncr & Bcgg.
w H. Fegan. A. L. Palmer company.
Arhart x Co. Congress Candy CONF
pany. RI. X. Chest. Stone Piano COM
my and Sanitary Milk company.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-03
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR ITS SUCCESS
splendid Musical Program
at Evening Session is An
nounced Today.
FINE TYPES OF CARS
ARE BEING SHOWN
Everything in the Motor
World Given Place at the
Auditorium.

With every exhibit i'll place. the
fifth annual automobile show, con-
Quoted annually by the Grand Forks
Auto Dealers association. ~opened~at
the auditorium this morning: Despite
the fact that il was THE opening SEES
sion. tho show attracted n large mum
bcr of prospective buyers and inter-
csicd spectators.
Tho show will continue our days.
and the officers of the association This
morning predicted that it would lie
the largest and most successful Vet
held.
Cars for almost every possible pur-
pose are exhibited. They range from
the small Metz roadster. which is
scarcely more than Il skeleton of a
car, TO the large Franklin, Lozier and
now Buick. The exhibits include the
special farm car, manufactured by tho
International Harvester company. The
latter is the nearest approach to the
truck, o Of which is shown.
Many Buyers on Hand.
Dealers declare there are All UNI
usually large number Of prospective
buyers this year. A number Of them
were at the auditorium this morn
ing, and they kept the representatives
busy demonstrating. One sale was
reported this morning.
Every company represented at the
show has one or more demonstration
cars, which will be put to practical
Use during the week. Hill climbing,
speed and safety demonstrations are
being planned. ~.
Moore Has Private Show.
The Moore Automore company.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-03
plan" DEFEAT
VERY DECISIVE
Vote Almost Three to One
in Special Election Held
Monday.

The proposition to adopt the COM
mission form of government for Grand
Forks was defeated yesterday by the
overwhelming vote of S25 to >29S.
This is the second time within four
years that Grand Forks voters have
turned down tho proposition. and, UNI
der tho state statutes, they cannot be
asked to again ballot ON tho question
for four years.
Yesterdays vote was much larger
Than was expected. Tho campaign
was an exceedingly uuic, one, several
mass meetings being tho only features
that characterized it.
Tho vote Was canNasScd at. last
nights council meeting. The special
r:,nvassing committee was composed
OF Aldermen Turner. Dinnie, Irllestad.
Eikhotf. Squires. Sanders. Solstad.
Reed, Griffith, Sorlie and Smith.
When the, anvas was completed.
Alderman V. p. Squires offered Il res
olution expressing the qualification the
council felt in the voters expression
nf confidence in the present adminis-