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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Dire s. Goods and


MtII .Ecnds and Remnant Lengths--
Two TO five yards each. includ-
ing nearly every kind 81 areas
goods and coatings, suit lsngtns;
sJSift lengths, waist lengths, anq
auiendid pieces for mtsgos ana
chiidren's dresses. Each piece
F stsi csc and $LOS
snk and velvet Plccc.-rravelers
Samples OF all kinds, suitable
for trimmings, fancy
SsSgF,k at e Each f.ril..IOc TO zoc
s..I.sh PacIfic Mil serses-come
IA lark coioTs, usually solo AT
i5c A yard, As long as &c
they last. Friday. at YARD
In.poftedt Dress Goods sa=pIes-s;
About three cases OF single ane
medium and ight weight fab
s riss; F e l6c. l0c up
sample pieces Of fancy AstEskhan.
and Chlnohitiap--alse pieces OF
Essrkkfn. Veiours and limitation
Fur, fancy plaids and velvet
cords each piece on sale VII
day, 80 Z6C 10 VOC
pv,nte6 ,HouIards--T5o yards OF
two and three tone effeSts,
n worth sac q yard, in navy
green, black and gray EAG
grounds. Friday. per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
Sale of Mems Suits
and Trousers

va" sIoE ss gays SO1 ana fancy s't mIs-
lures. All sizes. - 20 ~. VAL
ues up 70 tia-Oe. IN the Base
Inent Friday and Sat 81 GA
urdAy. ~ ...-.-.-.ss
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-15
In the Basement Friday at Zero Prices
Up to $500 Dresses

THIS lot includes all the late models OF beau
tiful garments, positively worth w TO $500.
made Of fine broadoloth. French Serge and
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11
IOWA PICNIC
 AT RIVERSIDE
Committee Settles on South eln Park Instead of East
 lake cn Account of Inn proyemcnts Being Inaug- - ,-t,..4 eA-...------.-.- .---.--.--- ...--- L.,
'--ttf4tted-

The annual Iowa picnic will be held on next Saturday, April r, at River side park. beginning at Il o'clock a. m, instead of being held at East Lake park, as stated in the former announcement, on account of the inn provepents that are going on at, the present time at Eastlake park
 This will be the third annual pie nic of the Iowa society, which is one of the largest state societies in Ari- zona Anyone having resided in Iowa and their families are eligible to membership in the society and should go to the ElVey X Hulett drug store and get the Iowa badge.
 Iowa visitors in the valley are es- reeially invited.
 pr. -~ Norton. the president of the Iowa society, reports that. he has promises from prominent Iowa speak, CTS to deliver addresses, and there will be plenty of music and other things of interest on the program Messrs Telford x Cnmstock. whe have charge of the games for the children. have promised fun for them every moment.
 1 Time: Il o'clock a. m, April r. Place: Riverside Park Phoenix. No admission charged.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11
MASTER SCORES BIG
 IN THE VENICE RACE

First, second, fourth and fifth in the Venice Grand Prix was the record of the Master carburetor in the Venice races, making the third straight victory for the Los Angeles idea in carburetors Barney Oldfield, who won the race, was responsible for the Master equipment on the Maxwell cars. Oldfield drove the. Maxwell in the Corona, San Diego and Grand, PriX races and was dissaus : fled with the carburetion. He demand ed that q Master be put on his car. and after a little argument, was permitted to do SO The Master made a big inn provement in the speed of the racer and the other two members of the Maxwell team immediately put the same carburetor on the cars.
 Of the eighteen ears which started in ped. Tie victories of the Master at San F'ranescor in the Vanderbilt and Grand Prix mare big impression on the drivers and they all demanded this equipment for their cars.
 Oldfield declared after the race that he had not experienced such perfect carburetion in any race as the Master gave him at Veiiice. -"I have used the Master Hearbtiretor for the last two years and found it the most satisfac- tory" said Barney T am glad MT Pruske agreed to installation of the Master on my Maxwell. Maxwell and Master were an unbeatable combna = ton at Venice. Needless to say, the Master will be the equipment of all my racing cars
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11
IMPETUS GIVEN 10 MARKETING PRODUCE < G5s.ss

The enthusiastic reception given by the tyoung business men of Phoenix .of. the proposition of the United Producers Association at the Rotary clGb on Friday has aroused d great deal more interest in the proposal to solve the marketing ills of the farm CTS by means of cooperation than has existed heretofore. proha bly, hrsely because of the talk the meet ling has occasioned Certain it is that there are very, few business propositions more talked about nov than this ore.
 Tne fact that the stock by which the association. is to be financed is placed with the understanding that it my likely never pay dividends,
 out also With the understanding hat it is to be used to increase the prosperity of the entire community through the medium of the farmer " he will he made prosperous by 'Se success of the undertaking This places the community interest in the proposition far above that of mere
 dollars and cents and makes it a community boosting idea from the 1 beginning to the end.
 Upon the prosperity of the farmer of this valley rests the future growth and prosperity of this city. Upon the success of this undertaking rests to
 large degree the prosperity of the ! farmer, for unless a farmer can sell
 what he raises he is poor man, and the Producers association will pro- vide the place to sell the produce.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11
WILL CHOOSE
 NEW OFFICERS
Jefferson Society to Hold
 Election at Annual Ban- quet, April l3 3-Commit- tees Named for the Or , 4ecaSlOfl s.- gls

New officers will be elected at the annual hahquet of the Jefferson so- cety Tuesday night. Tine silent ballot method will be pursued, each voter writing the name of his candl- date on a slip of paper without any cral nominations being made.
 Space at the banquet is to be linn ited, the capacity of the Adams din ing room being little over two hundred. So. the committee is urg ing everyone to buy tickets or list their rames early-in fact not later than Monday might. Tickets can be secured of Frank De Souza, Jas. P. LaVin, C. C. Thompson, Guy Acuff, Thos Maloney. Sid Osborn and others
 The Jefferson society was formed in Phoenix one year ago. The pres ent officers are: Thomas Maloney, president: Frank De Souza, secretary Walter Brawner treasurer. These with Thos. F. Weedin, H. A. Davis anT Jeff Adams constitute the execu- tive committee
 The committees that will handle the banquet Tuesday night are:
 Speakers and Arrangements
 Thos Maloney, Thos. Weedin, Jeff Adams, Frank De Souza, H. A. Davis. Finance w. F. Brawner, John J. Birdno J. r. Lavin, George A Olney and Sid Osborn.
 Decorations
 Guy Acuff.' T. T. Powers, R. M | Fleming, Mrs. J. 1T. Williams, Mrs Eugene E. O'Neill Reception (. C. Thompson, George w. Has, kins. Charles Price. sam Webb. l.. J. Holzworth and Robert A. Craig.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11
Hayden Happenings

Superintendent D. D. Moffet of the Rav Consolidated Co, in Hayden was called to Wilmington, Delaware. on Wednesday. He will be absent for sev- eral weeks attending meetings of min- eral weeks attending meetings Of nm ing men in various cities.
 Mr. Moffet's father left on the same train for Salt Lake City.
 Roy Hatch, assistant superintendent and Mctallurgist for the Ray Consol- dated Go, intended leaving on Sunday with Mrs. Hatch, for Juneau. Alaska, where Mr Hatch has advanced wages and position. They will now. have to camp out in their house, from which most of their furniture has been sold or packed away until the return of MT. Moffat relieves MT. Hatch from duty.
 On Tuesday evening large number of Haydenites attended the moving picture show to see the likenesses-or the victims say-unlikenesses, of good many of our prominent cltlzens whom scme visiting photographers took the past week.
 Among the prominent men shown were Postmaster Phillips, Constable Palmer, Lee Fitzgerald, Jim Pruitt. Fall, Frank Poole, Brooks, Taylor. Ed Johnson, Coatney, Mickey O'Connor, Bob Ricord, McGovern and several others. They were shown checking at the time office, the line of men at bank depositing checks, 1 dog marked to- rnOrroW's sausage, etc
 The Noe Tar club held their regular monthly meeting April and after wards enjoyed spread consisting of cider and doughnuts, home made doughnuts, too.
 At their meeting on "Wednesday evening the l. O. Q. F voted thelr thanks to Rev. Arthur B. Morrison for
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11
CHALMERS SHIPMENTS ARE DUE ON APRIL 15

The last carload of Chalmers cars ordered by the O'Neill Auto and Supply company, left the factory q few days ago and is due to arrive here about the fifteenth. The entire carload is, of the same model, the new "siX," model 32, like the one re- gently sold to J. J. Sweeney.
 Two of the cars due to arrive this week are sold; one to E. H. Porter of the x. Porter Saddle and Harness Go. and another to Walter J, stein, of Scottsdale. As soon as MT. stein gets his car he will start for the coast where after touring to both expositions will drive overland to his NewT York home
 The O'Neill people also report con upqed- ,gqnl{ sales ferf aMaNwells, two llsvihg been sold in Globe and one in Mesa this week
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11

Mesa this week.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11

that could be desired Mrs. Ingalls, and Mrs. Fitzgerald report large number of tickets sold and in the neighborhood of one hundred dollars for the organ fund. What made you speak my name right out in meetin' Thursday"
 It all frustrated me.
 MRS. J. N. $. The Pythian Sisters have secured first class talent, and will supervise a minstrel show to be given on Friday evening at the Nacional. Those taking part are Madames Flemming, Nash,
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11
ROOSTER DAY
 IS PROPOSED
Pollltrymen Meet and Dis
 cllss Bette1ment of In dustry-Valley May Be come Famous for lta Capons in Shoa-tlIime---
Rooster Day,


 At the poultry meeting yesterday at the chamber of commerce a committee Was appointed to interview the dealers in poultry throughout the valley and endeaVOr to persuade them to make May Rooster Day" a day when all dealers will buy all the old roosters that are brought in at a fair price, with the understanding that the egg produc- CTS are to shut up all roosters that are to be carried over as breeders for next year. and produce sterile eggs only. It has been proven that sterile eggs are better and keep fresh longer. Hun dreds of dollars are lost each year right here in the Salt River Valley for this reason alone.
 The meeting of the association was very largely attended and a great deal of interest was taken in the talks. The talk on turkeys by Farm Advisor Arm strong was listened to with much in tercst and called out some questions and comments which showed it to be a live subject The demonstration of capunizing d Cockerel was of no little interest and this section may become noted for it's capons in short time. The exhibition by MT Moorehead of a capon with chickens was one of the features of his talk on this subject.
 The paper on Marketing the Cocker els by J. M. Weber was fine and along the lines in which all poultry raiserS are interested These papers and talks are making the poultry business more attractive, because they serve to help every one by exchanging experiences Each meeting held so far this year has had a larger attendance than the pre- ccding. It will soon become necessary to meet in a larger hall
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11
PAT AGREED

A gentleman travelling on horseback not long ago came upon an lrlshman who was fencing a most barren and desolate piece of land.
 What are you fencing in that lot for Pat?" said he. "A herd of cows would starve to death on that land"
 And sbure, your honor, wasn't fencing it to keep the poor bastes out of it?"
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11

Vignal. Murray, Misses Cook, Brick son. Dunlap. Knapp, Faull and Messrs. Flemming, Harvey and Mike Erick- son. Bert Sainsberg, Vignall, Lescher, Williams and the Thompson brothers. Frank Faull. The other ladies have given the management the affair to Mrs. Flcmming and all predict great success.
 The net proceeds willsbes used by the Pythian Sisters in furnishing para phcrnalia for their temple.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11
REASONABLE SUFFERING

Officer picsing up the prostrate' pedestrian) Do you feel any bad ef- fleets from the automobile knocking You over?
 Victim (feebly)-I think I'm suf- fering from that run down feeling.- Baltimore American.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-11
his excellent sermon to them on Easter

hls excellent sermon to them on Easter Sunday.
 Several charming pictures were shown. too: ladies and children in diff ferent parts of town. Among them be ing the Moffat children Bessie Riagan Mrs. Fitzgerald, Cartherine Etheridge Mrs. Nash Mrs. Anderson and baby Bill Nash; the teachers with the schools and schoolhouseS.
 The dance at the Teatoro Nacional on Monday evening was a great sue cess. Music and refreshments were all
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

MQes, maS reu tit uno fiir @erbit9ez
brau@ ii9 eignet, lit jebt in unierm Store
fertig CUR 8ei@tt9un9 fir jeoe ,6rau.
SIS gibt bier neue &prj ette, reue @anb=
l@ube, nene @triimpfe, ne1es unter5eu9,
neue @eibenitoffe, neue &leioertofe, reue
8al6fabritate, neue @piben, 1el1e @tidez
rel, neue &dn0er, ne1e 8%eiabatttfel, neue
<9s, neue 2inolenmS, neue Gardiner,
neue @nnerzMuS tattungszMrttfel. MueS
oieieS nnb no9 n1ebr oa5u mabt oas @inz
tau fen intereiiant tpie audi a1genebm fir
ale, pel@e bteien. 9roBen Store bein@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
klnder scnreIen
MACH FLETCHER'S
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lit, 6as @elan6e in SEN v&in6eer"<
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Mationalporf 5n MAIDEN. @ier tpur=
Sc 5tpilden General Groofs uno file
ben6en Sn6ianerbon6en Sic Gabafl,z
telSblaht gefodten. Die 5o6e miro
bon @eteranen 6es 8utaiuons 8ra=
deH bon Minnei ota 11r11 ser 5. Sotpa=
&abanerie> pelde boron betbeiliet
tpare1t, geleitet. 9ie Sdlaht erfolg=
tie nod Dem 1862 S1oianerauitono,
bel bem 10 pteIe Mniie6ler in Minne=
iota ermor6et tpa1roen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

bent 6es 8erban6s Ser 8eteranen Ser
Greet Nortbern 8abn gum Ibi6luB,
Inter Den Spre6ern befan6 li6 8ou=
bernel1r @anna. S. S. Sill iprad
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Ser Ibeilnubme gei9aftli6 perbi1s=
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ml1r6e 6ur6 BEN nortpegil6en Scott
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ii6 6ur@ Elm brennen6es Stoppelfelo
ihlagen, 90 tie BON Sen Glammen
umidloiien mor6en tpuren; beioe trl1=
gen idtpere Grandchildren 6abon. ST.
re Nferoe berbrannten.
@oo6mirtb. - Ser untpeit
bon bier pobnen6e 5armer 6. Mef-
ion muroe a1f Ser 6elbbibneriagb
bon Sbeo6or 8lp aus Cotton, g. 8,
6ur6 einen unglidliden 3ufan er=
fdoiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Illus dem nordwt(ttn.
Wtimmeipta.

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ten1ent 5r1 @aibington ioll oas Sor-
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men, sic fiir sic Illiierten orbeiten,
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befinoen iid), mie Ser @onil1l meib,
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8 900 lino inn Giitriftsgeridte ge-
gen 6. $. uno BURT Hidering .an=
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Srieoridl 6ra1 Isabella 5rieori6l
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mes nah oem onberen BON Sel1ermebr-
lel1te1t aus ei1em Seniter 6es 5peiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Stod1perfes 6e8 &ouies gebol, alS
oenlelben zines mGbren1 Der Madt

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gelunfe>t, pbne SOB mani Sic @eran-
lailung ser &ataltropbe feltltelen
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Miidter @inoom BON bier Dor 6aS Sc
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Observation-Disclosures nibt 5ugnniten 6es
&id)ters Smallmoo6 aufgegeben ba-
be, ser bon @oubernel1r Sammono
fir sen Nolten er1ra1rnt tpur6e.
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obbdngigem Sduloiltrifte fir oie
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$685. 900 fir Sic @rribtung zines
neuen Sdulbmties geitimmt.
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ben SEN &aiienIdranf 6es bieiigcn
Noitamtes geiprengt un6 mebrere
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

bes bat beiien 9rdiioent S1ltuS
Morib einen Galfr11f an Ole Mitglie-
Der oes 5taatsberbanoes pon Min-
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tio1t 1rihts 51t tba1n baben molen nn9
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ttbe 6aa1t ermGdtiqt mer1en."
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Sale abermols nidt gu eimigen ber<
modten, bonn &reisridter S. 81. &0-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Mm{+im- glr feirem 6odnett3.

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toge tpur6e Is. @upelle bon masfter.
ten Mqin1lern in einem Ml1tomobl
entfiibrt, miBbanbelt uno NIT Gblorto
betaubt. 60 beridtete ct, als er bier
a,1nr @%etmnBtlein FAM. gs mllr6en
&aftbefeble gegen oie @eriiber aus.
gelteat. Sm Souie Der grallt
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fun0en mor6en iet.
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lar1ner %. Steffan fat ii6 gel6aft-
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ging mie ol1rb ein @n1rr6er @erle-
t11ngeny als fem Mnto bon einem
'i8llge ~getroffen matr6e nn6 ii6 iiber-
id1l,g.
SEEM III M. - @eGegentlid oes
bier am 6reitag gebaltenen &onbentS
ser ,tNei,neiota Sectional @a1aro Mi=
location mo5l1 lid 100 Sffi5iere nno
Mitglieoer eingefu1oen batten> bielt
General S. 9. @oo6 cine &eoe, IN
melber er Sic Sfft5iere Ser Staats-
Organization Ser Gernadlaiiigl1ng
ibrer 8fli6ten in mandyer &iniiht
beidutloigte. gr mabte 6ie Mngabe,
oab sic Mational-@oroe 6es Staates
&pabreno 6es lebten Sabres $4,000
ser %fooerale11 @emilligungen berl1t=
ltig gega11gen iei megen Nidtbetbei=
ligung ser Sol6aten an ser fo6era=
allen Snipeftion. 8riga6ierl@eneral
u. 50. @rigbt begimtigte in ieiner
Mniprade @ergrober11ng ser Mrmee
11no ser Marine. Seiner Mngabe nad
be6arf es ser Solbaten 100000, Inn
NIT Merifo &rieg fiibren gu fonne1.
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bem @orbent 6ur6 ieinen @ebeim=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
eirem @rafttpaqet1 iiberfabren ut1o

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