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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-07
Don't fail to read the Alma Elevator

Don't fail to read the Alma Elevators
ad on page 2.
Mrs. B. Reynolds was in Stanton Mon
day.
Milo Groom was in Elm Hall Mon
day.
II. S. Conner is in Lansing on bust
ness.
]. p. Losey spent Tuesday at Cedar
Lake fishing.
Miss Clara Dyer spent Sunday in
Breckenridge.
H. S. Conner was in Bay City Satur-
day on business.
Mrs. William Bahlke spent the week
end in Detroit.
B. l.. hobart OF St. Louis was in the
city on business Saturday
]. L. Fuller was in Grand Rapids the
first Of the week.
Miss Velma Sharp is the guest of De-
troit friends this week.
All the American League Base Ball
scores daily at Davis Cigar store.
If your umbrella has broken ribs For
quer can doctor it. 1852
Pierre Metcalf OF Elm Hall was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. B. c. Hubbard Of St. Louis spent
Tuesday in the city.
Lewis Hudson and wife spent Sunday
In St IOuis with Darents
Rev. and Mrs. T. G. r. Brownlow
were Saginaw visitors Monday.
Jolly Sigsby and son, Jason of Cry
stall were Alma visitors Tue iay.
+. NJ. wood and J. P. Losey Spent
Tuesday fishing on Cedar Lake.
J. c. Foster made business trip to
North Star and Ashley Tuesday.
An entirely new line of midsummer
hats at Gafney's Style Shop. 1851
Mrs Jessie Birdsell of Elm Hall spent
Monday with Mrs. A. II. Wolf.
Willis I.aPaugh of near Elwell has
gone to Milford to take charge of a
dairy farm.
Mrs. Gaffney left Tuesday for Detroit
to attend the funeral of her brother-in-
law Joseph Gaffney.
Lester Fox. jeweler of Clare was a
guest of ]. L. Converse Monday even
ing.
Sherman Upton has completed l40-
rod tile drain for S. B. Frisbie of For
est Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leonard went
to Owosso Tuesday to attend the funeral
of friend
Otis Eggleston, Clarence Dyer and
their wives of Ferris Centre were in the
city Monday.
See use for both snappy styles and at
tractive prices in Ladies Panamas. Mrs.
Gaffney's Style Shop. 1851
Miss Olive Smith entertained infor-
mally Friday evening in honor of Miss
Mabel Hutchings of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiming Parsons of
Lansing spent the weekend with the
families of George Parsons and George
Bahlke.
Miss Maude Hooper, principal of the
Carson City High school, spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
w. Hooper.
l.. G.. Thornton has opened his tim
shop. next to Al Wyant's garage, for
the summer. Bell phone ia. Eaves-
troughing and all kinds of tin work.
1852
Miss Esther Durham returned Tues
day evening from Elwell where she has
completed her years work as teacher at
the Boyer school. Miss Durham will
leave in the near future for Winona,
where she will enter the Minnesota
State Normal as student.
Miss Mabel Hutchngs, who with her
parents. has been spending the winter in
the western states, was the guest OF
friends in the city over Sunday and the
first of the week and left this morning
for Chicago where she has accepted a
position with the Wrigley Gum Co.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-07
Remember us

when you have money. We have new
strong burglar proof safes and solid FIRE
proof vaults, and experienced officers
to protect and invest your funds
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-07
SPEED LIMIT.

AT Tuesday evenings council meet
ing the city council instructed the city
clerk to have sign boards painted and
placed at all the city limits Of all 70
leading to Alma, notifying automobi
owners to reduce speed to Is miles p
hour 1t is the intention of the city a,
thorities to see that this provision Of the
state law is enforced.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-07
BUSINESS PROSPECTS

House and lot for sale.
Five living rooms for rent.
Furnished Cafe for sale or rent.
Single, furnished rooms to rent.
One store, 20 40 feet for rent.
Inquire of Geo. w. Pulfrey'
Arcadia Hotel.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-07

Mrs. +. Webster and daughter of
''h"ca, spent Saturday morning in this
city sft1ppms.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
TEMPE
POPULARITY OF TEMPE
 BAND STILL INCREASES
New Music for This Afternoons Con cert Raises Still Higher Standard
 of Organization

Three public concerts and two prac- tices a week. And on top of that comes the regular concert on the city hall plaza this afternoon. The Iempe Merchants band is on the Jop pretty repular now and between engagements from the prohibitionists, the progress sives and the democrats, it's own res uIar Sabbath day concert, ana soihe extra hard drill on a bunch or ne" music just received, the organization is finding ample opportunity 10 Keep in nractice. It all leads to the saylhs that the band is doing some excelient work and that the citizens shoulo feel justly proud of the class oi HI"
 sic it is putting forth- o,
 The Sunday afternoon concerts ol tbo hand are especially popular anu almost record audiences are resultihs Ist sunday q record was estabhsheu hoth bv the crowd and by the paho The concert on the plaza was spieii did but just for the love ol piay il' tho hand withdrew to the quaolais' .t inc Normal, where a secoho pro gram. equally as entertaining wa listened to by an even greater crow, , Possibly the same plan VIII oe io' lowed today. -
 The hand also filled engagement with the progressives and the ueiii'
 crats at their rallies in Tempe
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
NEW SCHEDULE F0R CHANDLER
Suspicion in that Country that the Railroad Con- pany Has an Interest in the Prosperity of the Auto Line.

The automobile stage line between Phoenix and Mesa and Chandler has so encroached on the passenger busi- ness of the railroad that instead of running two trains each way day between Phoenix and Chandler, only one train will be run every second day. While the old schedule from Chandler to Phoenix was fairly con lvenient, it was very poor in the op- posite direction, as the train from Phoenix arrived at noon and returned almost immediately, giving traVeiers from Phoenix no time to attend to business before returning.
 One would have supposed the rall-
 road would have met the competition iof the stages by better train faclll' lties and a commuter rate. 1T lh' proposition were not so absurd, l
 lWould seem that the only answer U
 the puzzle was that the officials wh l arranged the train schedule had : financial interest in the auto line : and were trying to give them all th
 lhusiness. as under the new schedui
 the train arrives at Chandler at lZ; ' land returns at 1:39-and that 'onl k levery second day q On Friday Postmaster GOlidnC
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
MESA
CONTRIBUTION TO THE NEWS 0F THE JAY WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Well Known Couple Have 1enu'ne
 Celebration
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

MT. and Mrs. J. T. Lesueur eii'o tained the immediate members ol their family and close friends at ulh ner. theatre party, ice cream sooi'' and visit to the grand ball.
 Friday was a gala day m the HIS torv of the life of J. T. Lesueur ana wife. It was the thirty ninth ann yersarv of their welded life. Early in the evening the sons ana WIVES of the couple met at the home ol their parents, also MT. and Mrs' tIsaac Dana and MT. and Mrs. Hugh Dana as invited guests, and partooh of a splendidly served dinner. Al'ei
 the dinner the entire party were en- ltertained at the Majestic. Matthew's Emporium came to their attentioi tnext and all partook of the We' lflavored ices that Leo dispenses. NO feeling that the day would be com
 plete without visit to the gran
 ball in progress at the opera hous' where the younger members or th family were enjoying themselves the
 spent a few minutes there. All
 lthe family with the exception
 their daughter, Mrs. w. Aird Mac , Donald were present. Mrs. Mac - Donald lives in Los Angeles ar :, was unable to attend Those of u 1T family present were J. w. and VII l. tC T. and wife, Ray and wife.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
K K. A. PROGRAM THIS p. M.

Tn the Vanguard" a drama on peace and war, sent out by the bu- reau of education from Washington, D. C., will be read this afternoon at the normal as feature number on a pragram by the Kalakagathia society of the school. The book was writ ten by Katrina Trask and is one of the most interesting and entertaining dramas ever published. It is being
 read today on the special recommen-
 dation of the bureau of education, (which distributed the book in many schools of the country with the re- quest that it be given public read ing. Miss Mabel Laney has been lchosen by the Kalakagathians to read 1.-the drama The hour has been set at
 4 o'clock and a general invitation tc students of the school and others 1n- terested in the program to be presen
 has been issued by the society.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
CHANDLER HIGH SCHOOL

An election was held last Saturoay to decide whether when the new Chandler high school is constructed it should be built inside the toWh limits of Chandler or not By large majority it was decided to oulio
 if in the town. At present the iirsI two years of high school work are given as ninth and tenth grades III the grammar school, but it is evident i bv the growth of the grammar sraues already shown this year that new
 ouarters for the high school pupils
 will have to be found for next year
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Services have been announced as follows for the First Congregatlohai church in Tempe today The pastor will be in his pulpit morning ana evening His morning theme IS, Am for Men," a straightforward talk on Ar;zona dry in 1914. The evening theme is based on a literary lecture continuing "Polyanna." The music will be a delight to you. Miss Laura i schmidt will be at the organ ana Mr'
 Edmund Gibson will sing solo at the
 morning service. There Will be ar Ianthem bv a full choir at the evening
 service. Sunday school this mornihs at 10 o'clock. MT. Edmund GibsoI lis superintendent Charles Il. Daihs ] pastor
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
BAPTIST CHURCH

The following schedule of services will be observed at the Baptist church in Tempe today. Bible school at 10 a m.; church worship at II a. m.; evening worship at 7:30. By Y. r. U. meets at 6:45. The pastors subject for the morning will be our Lord Substitute" and in the evening TIT Fashion or in Favor" We welcome any stranger who is visiting in oul town and hope you will make oul
 home your home while here. N. A | Coxsey, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
CHANDLER SCHOOLS GROW

The Chandler school board held it's first meeting of the tall With the teachers on Friday afternoon. The school is growing so fast that al ready the three extra rooms added are filled with pupils. Plans for the school exhibition at the state faf were discussed. Special prizes rom Chandler people will be offered for meritorious work in the different
 grades, in addhion to the general 1 prizes offered by the fair.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
AT THE CHURCHES
 MathoIist

Revival services under the direction of Evangelist Elaye, and music under the direction of Mr Paffenberger will commence today.
 Baptist
 Morning worship, Il a. m.; theme, Are Revivals Out of Date?-A Talk to inc Church' Sunday school, 10 Ia m. classes for all Evening se"- vice 7.3O. theme, "No More Thirst" :" All welcome.
 Bible class, 10 a. m. Servlce il q. m.: special music by choir.
 Latter Day Saints
 Regular services in all the wards Tn second ward, sacrament meeting is changed to commence at , D. m- subject. Signs of the Times" Home missionaries and their appointments J. T. Lesueur, owen Stewart, Mes } First Ward: Alma Millett. J. L. Ii ! sonbee, Mesa Second Ward; Geor2 $iF Sevey, T. Frank Riggs, Alma; >iH. Rogers Daniel P. Jones, Lehl = George F. Price, William A. Mood!
 Chandler: J. w Clark, M. H. Stew }. Iart. Phoenix: Howard Randall, Joh Il Hunt, Pine: c M. Bond, A. T. Mi y lett, Papago.
 'e Christian Science k Christian Science services will
 held in the K of P. hall Sunda
 morning at Il o'clock. SubJe( Ill "Doctrine of Atonement.' Gold' lg Text; John 17:21 "That they es may be one: as thou, Father art la me. and I in thee, that they al tn may be one in us; that the wo1 'le may believe that thou hast sent m he Sunday school will be held at 3; a. m.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
GRANITE REEF PARTY

Tempe had good representation at Granite Reef yesterday and today. Quite a large party, including these members. left yesterday morning to snend the day and remained over last evening: MT. and Mrs. A. Il. Bell
 Fenn and Ben Harris, Miss Gussie | Harris. Miss Beulah Sturgeon, Johnny 1 Easterwood, Victor Gregg, J. Camp bell and family, Mrs Alma Stewart and Miss Nellie Harris.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

went to Mesa bv automobile and got the mail.- It is expected that aIter November 1 mail will be brought by auto from Kyrene daily, giving Chandler even better service than IL had before.
 The Arizona Republican IS to De brought from Phoenix by motorcycle and will give the subscribers thelr papers early in the morning.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
PLANT SUPERVISOR HERE

Joseph Kelly. plant supervisor or the telephone company was in Mesa yesterday inspecting the condition of the work and looking to the early cutting over from the lines to the cables that have been installed. lie will probably stay till this work IS completed.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
day and Thursday nights oi

Wednesday and Thursday nights or last week.
 This afternoons program Will De featured by the rendition of several new popular airs. to be played TOT the first time in Arizona. A new supply of music has just arrived anu practice is being concentrated there- upon. the first public rendition ol any of the new pieces being made today
 Tho concert on the plaza will start | at 3 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
A THREE.REEuER

Tonight's picture program is slight Iv altered from the usual run by the showing of a three-reel film It is entitled Dangers of the Veldt," a drama of war and romance. The one other film is entitled "Poppie of the Films"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
EvANCEIISTIC SERVICES

Evangelistic services will be con ducted nightly in Tempe for the next week or two in the tent recently erected on Mill avenue, between Sev- enth and Eighth streets. irvine wen of Dublin, Ireland, is in charge of the meetings.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
ovERHAULED TWO GINS

S. J. Jones, the gin expert, 'e- turned to the Gem city yesterdaS' after, having spent some time at the gins located at Tempe and Chandler MT. Jones found the gin at Tempe doing fairly good work but had to do considerable adjusting at Chandler He will look over the Mesa gin some time during the fore part Of the f week
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
ATTENTION-TEMPE PEOPLE

A special Fashion snow tram "iii leave Chandler at 6 IS p. m., arlVin8 Ill Phoenix at 1925. Returning. leaves Phoenix at Il sharp. The Columpia second show will start at O'CLOCK sharp with curtain down at 1o:3o, al lowing ample time for your outgoing train. See the great Boutwell, Browne Musical organization in "Scnool Days. Advertisement. II
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
aEAu.NoTs REoRGANlzE

The -Nots club of Tempe IS once more thing of the present. for
 a;eht of last years nine members con-
 greoated for an informal meeting as the guests of Miss Velma Barkey Hast Friday afternoon and tentatively n,.rned A schedule of social a1fairs for tbe coming months. No livelier or better set of entertainers than the
 Reau- -Nots. existed in Tempe last Will Ter and the members. individuahy lana collectively, are determined to : maintain that standard. another sea- ca.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
nn,clII DISCHARGED

Justice Irwin took the evidence Ill the case and reviewed it. According to the evidence produced, the defend- on+ aoGiu was discharged, as the judge held there had not been SUI ficient evidence introduced to Wa rant conviction.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
SEED BEING SHIPPED

Two cars of seed have been ship ped during the week to the buyers in Phoenix. The cotton is coming in rapidly and shows up well, being of good quality and fair yields per acre.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Pastor J. R. Rountree announces these services at the Christian church today. Sunday school at 10 a. m. New classes are being planned to care TOT the increase in attendance. Speclal features are to be introduced. Preach ing by the pastor at Il o'clock on the subject, "Molding Character. Speciai music by the choir under direction of Miss Myrtle Rice. At 1:3O p. m the pastor will preach on "The Help
 iro Hand" Miss Rice will sing as a solo, Hold Thou My Hand. ohiis tian Endeavor service at 6:4o D. m.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
RETIJRN TO WORK

Dave and Herm Crismon, Ben
 Meyers and Ed Thomas have re- turned to the Crismon claims on Camp Creek and will continue as Isessment work which was delayed upon the death of Joseph Carmichael
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
A ? F EXCiJRSION

The A. and E. will run an eXcnr- sion from points along the line 10 Phoenix for the great style snow which takes place there Monday leaving Mesa at 7:45 and returning at Il D. m.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
,ApeN7.rEAcHERs' MEETING

The first parents-teachers' meeting will he held at the school house Tues- da,, afternoon at 330. All parents or school children and others lhteies in school matters are coruiaily ln vited to attend Light refreshments will be served
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
,TTENTION-MESA PEOPLE

ATTEN I1O-N-NT1s5zt 1171 I71 -
 A special Fashion Show tram VIII leave Chandler at 6:15 p. m, arrlVlhS at Phoenix at 7:25. Returning, leaves Phoenix at Il sharp. The Columpla show will start at D. m- sharp Wlth curtain down at 10:30, allowing ample time for vour outgoing train. See the great Bothwell Browne Musical or ganization in School Days. '--Adver- | tisement. u
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
LUTHERAN SERVICES

Brother Immanuel P. Frey of Phoe- nix will conduct Lutheran services Tn Tempe next Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. rThe service will be held al 11O3 McAllister avenue. All are in yited. ~
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
REQUEST OF CAPTAIN TO co. [

Captain Noble kindly requests all members of Go. D. to check in all equipment belonging to the company before Tuesday night, and to be pres
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
IN FROM CHANDLER

John Brown and wife, of Chandler were in from that thriving little burg doing some shopping and meeting old acquaintances and friends.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

son. The tentative arrangements fo this winters festivities readily sub stantiate all of that.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
CITY FUNDS

Marshal Peyton was busy yester- day with pencil and book gathering up the city funds from among the merchants and other professions.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

There will be services in St Marks church. Mesa. on Sunday morning, oc- tober IS. Sunday school at 10 o'clock Morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock. Rev. B. H. Cocks in charge
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

of Gilbert. was calling on the ousl- ness managers in the Gem ci'y 9 urday, stocking up. ne iepo. ,' business good out in his neck or tue woods.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

ent for inspection on that date. Captain Stacey and some regiment2l officers will be present and probably after inspection some action may De taken regarding the winters Worh
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
cTIII SHIPPING

The Stapley company sent a loau oe s,,nnlies out to Francis Parker Ill the Tonto basin country oa'ui u"''
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

Hire a little salesman at The ne publican office. A Want Ad VIII sec more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

FIrRNISHED ROOM for rent. llS East Seventh st., Tempe.-NAuNel -;as,t, br
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
SHERIFF BUSINESS VISITOR

Sheriff Jeff Adams was a business visitor in the Gem city Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

FRESH FISH every day at Miss Nell Hansens store, next to r. o. lenipe' Advertisement. u
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

BERT MERCHANT PRESENT
 T. E. Spindle, the busy merchant
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-30
young man, however, stepped up to his
employer, his blue eyes blazing.

young man, however, stepped up to his
employer, his blue eyes blazing.
"It means that Miss Dalton and are
going to be married." he said de-
family. "We love each other, and
nothing in this world can come between
us. If you think, Jonas Payton, that
"Why, bless my soull" said the
senior partner innocently. "What
could come between youf l don't be-
lieve I've ever seen a more perfect
match in all my life. It's hard to tell
which of you is the luckiest. con-
gratulate you-both of you5"
Jonas Payton went back into the Of
flee with Norton and Miss Dalton, left
them at the stenographer desk, and
went over to where the head clerk was
at work.
"Smith," he said, "I've just talked
with Miss Dalton, so there II be no need
of giving her that note. If you II give
lit back to me III tear it up"
Smith handed over the note. Payton
tore it into bits and threw the bits into
Ia waste basket.
"By the way Smith" he said,
"what is young Norton's salaryf'
"Eighty five dollars month, l bo-
lieve,' said Smith.
Payton obviously rubbed his chin.
"You re a family man, Smith. You
know what it costs to keep family 60
ing. Do you think Norton could com
fortably support wife on the salary
he is gettingi"
"Well," said the other, eff they
were willing to do without luxuries they
could get along pretty well on $50
month";
"But," said Payton, "the particular
girl Norton's going to marry has been
doing without luxuries all her life, and
it s about her turn to have few Of
them. Could she do this if Norton was
drawing $l25f"
eyes, indeed!"
"Well, then, suppose we raise Nor
ton s salary to that amount. The firm
won t miss the difference. And say,
Smith, I've got one more question to
bother you with. I'm not as well posted
on etiquette as l might be; would it
be all right for me to give Norton
$500 diamond ring to give his girl, or
would he be insulted?"