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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-26
"In Storybook Land" Scores.

The Howell theatre was we'll filled
Tuesday evening with a very enthusi-
astic assemblage, who came to see
the greater part of the juvenile and
older talent of the city in a play
entitled "In Story Book Land" which
was presented by AL. F. Strouse Of
Chicago, and given under the auspi-
ces of the Philathea class of the Pres
byterian church. Much of the sue
cess of the play in its entirety, is due
to the untiring energies of Mrs. F. l..
Thorpe, the president of the class.
In ten days rehearsal, the play con-
sisting of one hundred and twenty
FIVE characters, was drilled and ready
for production. The costumes were
quaint and true to character, and the
acting was also true to the story
book. Much of the music was catchy
and singable and the success of the
play was in a great measure due Miss
Elizabeth Mae Brown, who took the
part of the Mistress Mary. She de-
lighted the audience with her catchy
songs and excellent acting. Miss
Brown has a most remarkable voice
and a pleasing manner which has
made her a great favorite with Pa
latka people.
1t would be hard matter to make
special mention of the different char
acters in the play, as each and every
one did his and her part so well in
the general scheme of things.
Mrs. Aston Halle, as accompanist,
deserves much credit for her difficult
task, which was we'll rendered. The
Philatheas will realize a neat sum
from the proceeds of the production.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-26
An Attractive Summer Course.

The Moody Bible Institute of Chi
cago, has put out a special bulletin
for its summer course to interest
young pastors, theological students,
evangelists, school teachers and 9th
ers during their vacation period. The
regular teaching force will be pres
ent throughout, but supplemented by
DR.. w. II. Griffith Thomas, of Wy
cliffe College, Toronto, and F. B,
Meyer, of London.
In the Bible department, the dean,
DR.. Gray, will be teaching Daniel
and Revelation, while DR.. Thomas
will be lecturing on prophetic themes,
the second coming Of Christ and the
future life. Other departments will
cover the preparation of sermons and
Gospel addresses, public speaking,
pedagogy, Sunday-School organiza-
ton and management, missions, do
mestic science for women, tent and
Gospel wagon work and other forms
of practical Christian service. Cos
pei music will be made much of also
under the direction of DR.. D. B.
Towner and the full music staff. All
these advantages are offered free to
Christian men and women of all de-
nominations, further information of
which ca be obtained by addressing
The Moody Bible Institute, 1853 In
stitute Place, Chicago, Ill.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-26
POTATO CROP NOW
GOING FORWARD
From East Palatka-Helms
& Deats Sent First Car
on Thursday.

AS is usually the case Jack Helms
of East Palatka will be the first man
this year to send forward a carload
of new Irish potatoes. He began
digging this week, and yesterday, was
to have shipped his first carload,
but owing to the frost decided to wait
until Monday. By Monday next he
expects to begin shipping in earnest
and will move at least two car loads
a day. The potatoes are of fine qlal-
ity and grade well as to size. Messrs.
Helms & Deats estimate their crop at
about 5000 barrels.
Federal Point will also be shipping
potatoes by the latter part of next
week or the first of the following
week. The crop at Federal Point is
in fine shape, and the recent frosts
have injured it not at all.
There is but little injury by frost
perceptible at East Palatka. Now
and then a field with late potatoes
shows some damage to the vines, but
not enough to prevent growth of the
tubers. Further east, at Hastings
and Elkton the damage is more appa.
| rent.
Messrs. Whitney and Middleton
leading growers at Elkton were il
Palatka on Tuesday and called or
The News. They were then fearful
that much damage had been done by
the frost of that morning, but subse'
quent investigation by the St. AugIs.
tine Record shows that the damage is
NOT above 10 ner cent Of the crOD
Others who have been over in these
sections estimate that the damage is
even greater, especially to the later
planted crops. The matured crops
are not injured.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

semadt. 30 bin lest BON alien sleieu sti.
ben beireit. S6 bpffe. baB ale lungra
Wabdtn 2inberuns Fneen, wis i'd, ss ae'
than. 9t beianb mid nismals better iii
2tbsu."-Grdu Sobn 3etreanlt. Sor
116. Sterling. Conn.
Raiisna, q. y. sd babe 9pbia @.
8iptbaiii'S Besstabe COMPOUND einaenpm-
men unb fam Is aui's beae '.mpieblen.
tpsnn irasn6iemanb an Mid itreiben nil,
10 wtrbe i'd ibr germ bon meinem 6aIl er'
sdbIen. Sd beiaHb mid, sewiB in einsn
ihIehten 9uitanoe. ba au' ,nsia Blut 'it in
Maiier p.rnanbslte. Sd bate StDaren
I'M B,iidt nnb cine ifletie Sautfarbe, uno
felt flni 5atreu lit id au HieberatftIa'
genteit. Die GeISte uannttn ss rSIutar-
mutt unb eridbpiuna" uub iasien. Id, lei
gang abs,mattet. epoia .. Pintbams gt.
aetable COMPOUND hat mid aber rpieoer &C.
fnnb asmadt. ."--1rl. 2aoi N pr 20.
Bog "a, WaiienG, y. y.
Snmge WGbdjen, beobadltet Oicien
9iatb.
Wdodtn. pslte an idmerjbaits, pocr
unreGelmabiger yeriobt, RiidtndmerSeu,
Gbnmattsaniauen pber unoeroaulitieit
Isiosa. iolItsn iDiort ibre 8eiunbbeit wieoer
5n srlangen e.riuten. inbent iie Spbia ..
Elnibams Negotiable COMPOUND uebmem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

Ban amtritdnif DE R {.
siprositGt. 2lIs cine Solae Der
unIGngft in Waibinqton ituitesfunbe'
nen pousdmsriianiiten Sinan3tonfss
ren5, bsr.n SbeiIusbmer iia einiiims
Mig Su Guni.en oeneiniamtr Be
mibunden bon Seiten Der Rtsierungen
dlIer Qdnb.r bshufs Grponiion pans
ameritaniider SonbeIss unb 6inan5'
te5iebuneeu er,lart habeu. III isst DON
qrGfibent Milion bic nelgei6affens
gunbes oanbtls aommiiiion init
elmer eiussbelbsn llnttriuhuns Der
Tarifosisse uub 3oleiuridtungen Der
cenirols unb fiipameritonii6en Gam
Der bealiftraot tpotbtn. Der f6liebs
lite 3iped Sisier llrteriu&uns III Der.
moalifit nuse.bebrt. Re';prc5it6tss
ge;isbunqen stpiih.R ben Der. Stdd.
ten unb latino omeritonii6tn Cans
bern gu fdaffer. Bel jsnei acnferenI
bot fi6 bernusgrittlt, bob Der 5sr'
itelung nGhsr.r iinau3ieller nnb oe'
i6Gftli6.r ge5tebunsen stpifdNn ben
omeritanii6en gf,publiien I'D, pieIe
6inberniifs in ben Neg itellsn. IN ge'
iialt bon osriti,bsnen IarifaeIsbsn
itnb 3olloerfiigunaen, Doarsn'alafi'
iiSirunaen, SoniuIdr Beideiriaun'
Gen, alarirungspapi.ren 5afsrasbiibs
rsu. etc. Dieie llntsri6isbe ioItu nun
m0hlif,If beieiiiat lpernen. unb III Der
Sdabanis SetreiGr Meglboo }. 81.
babel. bic bon Der pan umsritdnis
Idsn Ronfersn5 trsirte Snt.rnationaIs
apnnniiiion Al sriin6su. tptlfer Die
glufsabe suinIlsn ioa. in ben @.ieben
betreffB SaHoel. 9srtebr uub internas
iionole Sano.lse,ri6te Glei4mGbig'
ieit In ben in getraht iommsnb.n
adnbrn berbeisufiibren. Die Der.
Staaisu. Cuba, geuabpr, gbili. ga.
mama unb geru baben ibre bs5iigs
liden Sommifdrs f6on ernannt. bi.
dnberen 2Gnbsr iperbsn bamii balo
folaen. Wit bnIsr Snternntionalsn
5o&tcmmifion iou nun bic @uubsss,
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&eiic ourd oentides eauo.
Bon g ub mig Sternaur.

9a tDmmen bic 5biirme bon pal
beritaet in Si6t :. ris Iisgt Di!
Gtabt in 9riin qehettet! Sin ean3es
Sabr on Rub uno Rauf, an DuuIt
Inc oauh Der sroBen StaDt Berlin
Gelpohnt. sufricoen idon, lpenn iid)
auf biirftiger, idmaler Wanoerung
bes Sonntags Der Bid CUR blauen
.Sapel unb gum 9runelpaIb eepeitet,
ipie iiberflutfet es pp6 bas Sers, nit
ipelden S6auern lnerapfften @aids,
aud einmaI obne fable WlietbstaIerz
neu, Obne 5abriten unD ben Qusidb
fafler gieubauten cine Stabt aus Der
ipsitsn G6sns berporpattsu Su lebenl
Crime 9drten. brauns Od6er. graue
Gir6en, perpitterte Warerreite; WaQ
unn 9raben unb 9IodsntIang uno
pslliae Gbsnc :.
Wiit oem &anbe Derpa6Ien, aus
Gem Qanee enttpaGien Wein Serj jus
belt uno iauchst. &.
Der 3u9 itampft silig unb unaufs
haltiam our1 bas QanD. Damn gdbns
hoi 9dl6eritobt unb Winuten 4ufents
haItsl 6arslnft pebt, 9erse itsiasn gss
heimHisooa aus Sonnenbuft uno
sferne. Cd iu6s nit psm Slas ben
Sori5pnt ab, gliitIih pie elmer, Der
mad Ianaer Sssfabrt 5simdt6Iano
fittet. 4ber INNER mug Der Bid crit
iiber CRIME 9Grtsn, brouns 9dhsr,
graue airteu, psrtpitterts WuuerreIte
hinlDea. llno bIeibt unb 5Ieibt uno
mill iib gar nidt trennsr, ipis fodsnO
aud Die nabe frerus ruff, Mstu 2isI?
DO iraenopo. Ston portet brauieno
unb fiebernb Der neue .3ua, Dir mid
mad bieiem Sraenbpo retben piro
yfot uber bannt bic Silhpuette bieIer
beutIhen Stabt. Ndmsn tlinqsn auf
Gef6i6te eripa6t Sd peiie elmer
lieben frau Dertraute Stdttsn: 9as
ba TT Der Dom. Die Quabern atbs
men Sdge; tell reden Iih bic ipiben
ootif6en 59iirms in bic 9Gnoer bes
Dogelflugs unb Der Sternt; buneben
ftei9t ing llngemsifsns bic Oiiiondn5
Dor Ct. Wariini, Elm bober Sburm
rnb Elm obgebrodener Stumpf ga.
bas III ct. Wariini! Mir tpii'sn: Der
9IiB serftlud ben eiuen, ben anb.rn
rettete, Der Gage nad. Uaab aanas.
Der lsbts aus bem GeitIedt Der Sra
fen bon Reuenitein; Elm 9lbenteurer
unh eiu GROCER 6srr; auF bsm 5olSs
martt untsrm iteinernen RoIdno purs
be er in elmer oiiitern 0a6t bon
Wferben in bier Stiide eeriiien
limb bas ou, bas iiuO bic pier biten
Sfiirme Der Gisbfrduentir6e. 9eitoIe |
ten brGnsen iid unb tpol.n ni6t rei |
den. S6aitsn, ldnait6earabene, ipolen |
ans ltrbt, tpolleu bic Sonne Der gro,
Zen 9esenpart trinten.
gber bic 3sit riunt. 9luf ber Rid
fdbrt. trDits i6, iteigen mir in 5albrs
1tdbt aus. Damn pobnen tpir om5ii6s
mortt ober Domplas unb leben Ser.
qangenbeii. Don Saftpert umf6loFen,
BON @iebelonh beidirmt. bon alters
aranen Sir6en bsfirbet; f9reiten bis
jtorifGe pfabe.
limb bic Stabt perfintt. 8iegel unb
Gtein Deriteden ii6 lpieber binter Gar
ten nnb GeIoerr. @ei,er ipost, beGs
gelber. unb EdrtoFfelGder bunfeln in
lusiien, ipeiten griineH Sireifen. Nur
Die b61ftrn 3innen I9mimmen nod
iiber ben Qanb, bis aud, iie ii6 auf.
Iofen, IN Duff, In Slang, IN y.bels
ferne.
Deutff,e Siabt, lsb' ipobl!
" N6ucs Nuuhi DteSf SfxosJpklIf ffda ME
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Dl Sterling
uo@ll elm ]lldof@s1l,
@eIdes ebenio ipif bieIe anberr Wab'
den litt. - GraGblt, iuie Cd
qiubsruns geinnben.
gtsrlins, Gonn.--.Sb bin Elm Mdoaen
Dpn - 9atrel unb hattie ale Upndte Gbn.

WoWIed1idue, uHo tW
Nor iebr itpah. Nud
bate i'd ftarf an
Jrausnib 5u lei'
ben. SD las Str het.
mes BUD y&atb fir
iyrauen" uuo ih lab.
ME &nberen gsboIfeu
rurbe ourb 4pbid Q.
ginfbo ms Segeta be
gomponnp. Sd be.
ihlpb einen geriud
su inaden, unb es bat
iitidl mic nelidebpreN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

cine fletne @arniIon eeiporben. Wenil
9cbenbs I'm reun llbr chen bon Der
auf baIbem 8erge iiber bem Srte ges
leaenen uralten Mbtei Slienburs Ter,
in Der ihon bic Sa6Ien.aiier aebetei
buben, bic SnIobubr ibren lesten
Gtlag getbdn, bdnn tpe5t elm 9prns
Tanal tpsi6 unb elsgiid) iiber Die
itipeiaenbsn Dd1er bin. rSolbaien
miiiien Ihlafen aebn :" 10 iummi
man leiIe nit unb Idui6t hem eins
Ifldfernben Wioerbdlle in ben Bergen
= .Solooten miilisn 'hlafen eebn!"
ilinat's npd einnol unb tlinat ea
bonn gum britten Muls, unb bonr
IdlGft SlIcnblrg. yiiAts regt it'd
ne6r. gltly iiber bic itillen @ofen
Itlcifsn fhlpars uno ifdttenhaft bic
Nprftdter ..
lleber alien iebod), iber 9erd ino
Ihdl, Stabt unb gauo, Sas ilnS
glnft, itlpebt itets unb unperdnberlid)
bonn 9duberolona Der 5srne umihmets
felt, Der Sroden. Shoa BON Sndlber=
itaot aus iiebt man i'm in blouenI
Suite. uno pom SlIeiteiT aus eriheint
per i6Dn geIhipunesnc 9ipfel sum
Greifen nobs. gln bus IhipdrSe Gis
Ientreus oeIsbnt, oas bier duf Der bchs
ten STEELE bss iteilsn Selssrates einer
Der Stolbero1fen @roien Dor bunbert
yobren ieinen in ben 6rsibeitsiriegen
aefallenen acmerdben 3um Gebdhtnis
erritten lieb, beutider 2reue elm riibs
rsnbes Dentmal, i6out man ersriffen
an benz erbabeneu 9erqitotter. gDals
besrauihen ihnint bumpf aus Der
siefe beruuf uno ilin1t ipieoer ob,
Uine pe6t Nib unb Rebel pallen;
Giniamteit bsbrdnat bas 9sr5, jdb
iinbst iit bic Snno 81 anbersr lieter
6aub.
llrdIte Sdesn Iingen -.
llnS luie BON 9tiIterhanb bsriibrt,
pffren ii6 benz gluae bic osr6oreenen
SIiiite bsutifer WsGrherDergdnsens
Lett. 2iat fliegt iibsr 9lboriinbe bic
eun.len @orts tobter Diatsr leu6ttn
auf einmdI in ieltilmem 9Ionie.
nTauii" Stimmuna itringi. gBals
puroisratt - 5auit, Nepaiiiopbeles
unb Srrlitt in 3fpieasilH1. S6 aber
i,be Dor alien ben a6tuno3pan8islah'
,iaen Gjo.t6e, idlant uno f6on itebi
er in Sturmeslpeben, irl,uoiuo, feline
buntleu Geberdngsn Itutlten. llne bic
bisloeIis6te Gimme Priht:
>. gltur bss lieblidIsu Danis
Dirb ibm bes gsfiirhtti'n Stpfels
Gbneebebdnosrer S6eiis.,
Den nit 9ciitsrrsibsr
Stdn3tsn aDnsnte 8ol!''.
Du fiebft nit untrFrrit;sm grlsn
@ebeimnisoplI offerbar
ilsber ter .rItdrntrn U!It
limb idau't aug WoItsD
qluf ihre Neife una 6.rrlitjtsh,
Die 0u aus ben stHyn 9einsr gri'
Der
Hetsn Dir pGFerit.'
Seut Iieet btr grodsn IN Ii4tem
glanse, Sonus umipielt ben 9ipIel
nit qrauem5burm uuo erauem Snus,
Die grodenbabn itlauaeli ii6 nit
oufbIisenben iysnftnn tiibH ben g.rs
binan. Der @iHn jeooh, .ein 5erbit'
iiurm unb ,.ir siiiser mintertpinb.
ME Gpetbs i'm Bier bsibsn 5eraeus er'
lest, nein, Elm Spmmsrtpinb, Der 9uTt
Ton Sbpmian uro Ginfisr uno iuns
gen ganuen nit i'd fiibrt, OerfDsbt
idnen al. srGums. llnb nit ean3sr
SssIs trint. id nod siHmal oies an'
tsrslei6Ii6e panoruma bon Berg ju
Berg. Don 5baI su TbaI beslidt in
mid bin.in, sbs id pDn iiarrenosm
'seIs uieber in bruuieuber Wd!b eins
tret., sur Wonosrung ua6 nsuen
gipfeln, sur DanO.rung bura immsr'
=, r;;up,, nauH +e,, NloIN
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iih esg.ntpGrtig epeiiertm Sanb.ls,
gesisbunssr Der Der. G.aat:n nit
ben eenirals unb iiibdmeritauii6sH
ednSern I'm Wss. iteb,n, gu bsi.i,
iisen unb o.m prinSip Der Rsiprp;i,
tat StpifttH Rorbs uno SibsgmsIita
GsItung 81 Osriboif.n.
gntrif.t.
emportommling Ger sinsn g.Iu6sr
in bic abnsHsalui. s.fiibr. BAT. ais
Der bert bas aafen ni6t perbsibsH
tann): .Ru, .nifaulbis,n eis. bab
i4 81. gsfiibrt in Elm aadtabinsi:2r
AUD elm DortbeiL
rSubn Si. aud unisr ben ginpirs
tunesn b.s arisss Su Itibtn2-
r5m 0tgentbeil! Msins 1rdu ldbt
mid iebt INNER ins DiribEbans &C.
hee. bamit iIe petroltum fpdrt!'
SIMMER MGtbsmdtiser.
glroisiior fauiGaia .insn Stedbrisi
Isisnb): Der Dsffanbdnt bat Xsgtis
ne MeI4r llnfinn! Gin
R.ni6 tat bod bsitimms sspsi gsi'
insi.
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Sn berfanien-Snrmen.

J rr Bu berflgffu -- - plGft neues
game unb Stseune nube IfGdirnqiliie: Ser
iaplte aeGsn giubi.0 0iBsuitum qaie glouu
tbio. AaA5airoeeH Is07 GJGlnal Girnbe
Jrtb. GetGIer- 6e.
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Su ueriaufeH - gsrid,iebeues.

SpttItts Atdnps - IS goifn Ilpriqtt
9raub. s2i6: irie yea: fperfa $500. 3rrnet
etetor Bieiroln. 1862 Carthage EIbeuit QIil.
ton. nate SoeloaliftH gariea
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!2n perfanf,n - Sauier.

q eltftou Setgbts Gnbf6es 2ni,esiess
Srnmebdns: usa nnsdiJinen: i4Sns 06,aot
NIT glameH. @eiitda6 urs 'e.nsn Rdnmen.
Saeoii'ecs 0iiticn Irb gotien abe
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" dHntf: eeIEeH gis hes sGrbier.Deftefi.
psng Sit fieiise SisruHs babsH iponta 9m.
mar Rn9freet nct EGrbiettH. tvfN,ae Do4tr
tlleer Sif dns Scbu pahTtub bet Qsbrttti
Sdr5er QofItee 324 gasf, {. S.rGtt
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sarmar erfabrener. r.a4sH'tn'
Gen 2i7l Queen Gite aneuut.
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eaNet bic Rduner bi, arbsit tlun
gerlanst - aylannlid

TX dnuer srlerHi oas Rdrh,eresi6ati Eieuer
cTer. qobn ipdbrenb esr aeruta g9sriJeno
esstbsI. Cls asla5!s gGtttt College. Qin'iiC
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yerIarst - BeibIid

ssHsHassE gutter. zoos EUaSif0H asas
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Observation-Disclosures.

mseitnHss. .anfielEHsen often far egauBs.
irb Jrduen. Znnleube bon 0rnfnnungen flHs
IN unsiidt. pii.e iEr anfielunaen frst
et1Efl,n 9nitiuic. 9esi 73. Ho&sfier. y. o.
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Eenft6es Uldb9tn far sto1er rub yri
BET bet S1usnrbeii gu beifea. Nsfetfalen
bsrlersi. aebmi Gailfn Oar. 2s2T glabifcu
gtode. tyntraelb besGtli. bpy
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Edbneu far upliairs-slrbesf nHD nm bel
ber eSdite 81 bslieH. 0es Bbolaion tlbenis,
aDoneaIs. gbons eeen 2430. II
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Sas>iit Sfienburs'im arieee. Sas
title bunte Stdbiben 1T bur9 bic bi.s
len 8srpunpeten. nit bsnsn Isin.
Gaitbduier beleei iinb, MD in ben
ariea biueinbescsen fporben, obne bsis
Zen Turdtbarteit bod dnbsrs ais muir
bonn S6renfageu Su iennen. 6s 1T,
mas ss Ii& nis bats tldymsa IaIai.
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MRabatu fur aoneH nnb Tosvniinlrs.slrssit
iteiH MlafteH. IN bet laniile. $500 Da.
foia ubtIiie. Se1Heais.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-05
PROHIBITION WORKS
 IN yAVAPA| COUNTY

ing upon these motions. on May 2S 1915. Judge Frank Q. Smith said:
 Tn connection with these liquor cases. in which motions for changes of venue have been filed. let the rec ord show that the Hon. R. c. stan ford. judge of the superior court of Maricopa county is called in to try each and every case. and pending matters are set before him on June 1, 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m. Our stat
 utes provide that, upon the affidavit of three resident electors, together with the affidavit of any defendant alleging bias and prejudice. the su
 perior judge before whom the cases may be brought, must call in another judge to try the cases. The local judge has absolutely no discretion in the matter. and simply must call in another judge. Judge Stanford is the most accessible outside judge, ana he can come with the least expense and inconvenience. I have, therefore, called him.
 Now. I think it proper that I should make my position clear so that no misunderstanding may arise in the future in liquor cases brought before me. Prior to the filing of these affi- davits, attorneys for the defendants in all of the cases in which motions for changes of venue have been filed. appeared before me in chambers and urged upon the court the plan that the court should go into the whole sale business of dealing in suspended sentences upon all the defendants in job lots. Our statutes provide that in a proper case the judge has the right to suspend sentence in his dis erection. In the present cases there was no proposition of any kind or character presented to the court as a reason why sentence should be sus- pended. Neither was there any of fer made upon the part of the de- fendants that they would go out of the business in which some of them have been engaged. Nothing of that kind. I want it clearly understood both now and in the future. that as long as I am in office I will never suspend a jail sentence in a liquor case, either upon conviction or upon plea of guilty unless there are extenuating circumstances satisfac tory to the court that would justify the court to suspend sentence in any criminal case. What I mean to say is that liquor cases coming before court must stand exactly upon the same basis as any other case. Our statute plainly and specifically pro- vides that the punishment upon con-
Arizona republican., 1915-07-05
TEMPE NEWS NOTES
CAPTAIN MULLEN NOW
 COMMANDS TEMPE COG.
Resignation of Captain F. M. Irish s. B. Moeur is Raised to
 First Lieut..

Company C, National Guard of Ari- zona, is now commanded by A. John Mullen following the resignation of Captain |: NJ. IriGh that became eff fective last week. Mullen WEo has been first lieutenant since the early part of the year has been appointed by Adju- tant. Gen. Chas. w. Harris as captain and Second Lieutenant Sidney E. Moeur has been likewise promoted to the next higher office. Captain Irish las been placed on the reserve list national guard in the future in a minor way as Captain of the Normal School cadets.
 The change in command leaves the office of second lieutenant vacant and according to Captain Mullen yesterday t is probable that an election will be held at tine regular drill on Thursday ancy. The First Sergeant, Wiley Han sen, is so far the only prospective nom inee for the lieutcnancy.
 Company C. has retained it's good organization that was effected under the command of Captain Irish and pos sibly as many as fifty men will be en- listed for the annual encampment that will be held the econd week in August Only thirty eight men are required by Company to make it's organization bona f.de and fully that many and from ten to twenty more men are already lined up for the field duty.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-05
ANOTHER FACTORY
 COMING ID PHOENIX
Makers of Delaware Punch Con template Erecting Branch Fac
 tory in Arizona

One of the most rapidly growing concerns in the United States is the Delaware Punch Company of Texas, located in the metropolis of the lar gest state of the union and manu- lecturers of the delightful drink after which the company is named.
 The company has barely complet- ed its first year and it finds itself shipping goods to practically all points in the United States, includ- ing d splendid supply to Arizona, five shipments having been sent to this state in less than sixty days after Delaware Punch was introduced.
 The fact that the company is con templating establishing branch cor cerns in the states in which they are now operating promises that Ari- .Zona and perhaps Phoenix will add Delaware Punch to it's list of home products.
 In spite of the remarkable growth