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Evening journal., 1915-11-12
leave Her husbands
BED? No! SIZE owns II

SUNBURY. Pa, Nov. 12.-That her
husbands assertion that she left his
bed and board is untrue is declared
by Mrs Charles f. Bowman. of Sun
bury. She says they only had one bed,
and II was hers.
In local newspaper Bowman pub
ished this notice;
My wife Helen, having left my bed
and board without just cause. / here.
by give notice that I will not be re-
sponsible for any bills contracted by
her"
Tonight Mrs. Bowman replaced her
husbands "ad" with the following:
Il. Helen +. Bowman. did not leave
the bed Of my husband. Charles F.
Bowman; we only had one bed, and
hat belonged to me-"
Mrs. Bowman says she will sue for
iivorce
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
Says WOnnan's Beauty
Depends Upon Health
Health and Vlgor Necessitate Regula-
tiOn Of Organs OF Elimination.

Health and VigOr NecessItate Regula-
tiOn Of Organs of Elimination.
Skin foods and face creams and pow
ders cannot make a woman beautiful,
because beauty lies deeper than that
it depends on health. In most cases the
basis OF health and the cause OF sick
ness can be traced to the action Of the
bowels.
The headache. the lassitude. the sal
low skin, and the lusterless eyes are
usually caused by constipation. An
ideal remedy for women, and one that
is especially suited to their delicate
organisms, is found in DR.. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin. a mild laxative COM
pound, pleasant TO the taste and free
from opiates and narcotic drugs Of
every description. Mrs. Gertrude Jor-
dan, 522 North Liberty St.. Indianapo-
lis. Ind, says: 1T is simply fine:
have never been able to find anything
to compare with DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. ! started using II for the baby
and now IL is my family standby in all
cases where a laxative is needed"
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold
in drug stores for fifty cents bottle:
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
Make Your Hair Curly
and Wavy Over Night!

To curl the hair. without al the same
time burning the life out Of it. nothing
applied TO the hair with clean tooth
brush before retiring the loveliest wavy
effect imaginable win be evidence in the
morning. Ii will also be found an excel
lent dressing for the hair
This simple method is not 10 he com
pared with curling by means Of a hot iron
because, instead Of iniuring the hair IL Is
really beneficial few ounces Of the
liquid which may be procured at any drug
store. will last for months. One can curl
the hair In any style desired and the effect
viii be one Of perfect naturalness. The
best way is 90 divide tho hair into strands
and moisten each Of them from root TO tip.
The hair will be beautifully glossy, yet
without the least greasiness or sickness.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
TWO BRIDES AT BRmGEvILLE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEvILLE. Del. Nov. 12.-Miss
Jessie B. Cordray. youngest daughter
Of Mrs. Mary Cordray. was quietly
married at her home on Walnut street
TO Harvey F. Marvel. OF Houston. Del.
by the Rev. Howard Davis on Wednes-
day AFTERNOON. After an extended
honeymoon the young couple will live
on Mr.. Marvels farm near Houston.
In Union NJ. e. Church on wednes-
day. Miss Nellie Pote. daughter Of
Mrs. Lavinia Pote. and Ira o. Ben
nett were married. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Emma Pote.
and by Miss Hattie Bennett. ]. Ellis
Myer was best man. Mrs. Lawrence
Cahall played the wedding march.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
JUST TRY ONE DOSE OF
MAYR'S Wonderful Remedy and Be
Convinced That You Can BE
Restored TO Health.

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has been
taken by many thousands OF people
throughout the land. 1t has brought
health and happiness to sufferers who
had despalred of ever being restored
and who now are urging others who
may be suffering with Stopach. Liver
and Intestinal Ailments r. try il. One
dose will convince the most skeptical
sufferer II acts on the source I'D
foundation Of these ailments, remov-
ing the poisonous catarrh and bile ac-
cretions, and allaying the underlying
chronic inflammation. Try one dose Of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy-sput it to
test today-you will be overioyed with
your quick recovery. Send for booklet
on Stomach Ailments TO Geo. II. Mayr
Mfg. Chemist. 154-156 Whiting St.,
Chicago. Ill.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Frank Bell, c. s.. Of Harrisburg,
Pa, will lecture on Christian Science
at the Christian Science edince. Park
Place and Van Buren street. this even
ing. Mr. Bell for many years was a
newspaper editor and he presents in
teresting facts about Christian Sci
ence in a clear and straightforward
manner.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
GRANGERs AT SUPPER.

Business of Talieyville Grange was
suspended last night for a chicken
dinner, which was served in their
meeting house. One Of the biggest
turn-outs Of the year was noted. but
the report of the receipts of the din
ner has not as yet been received.
AT the meeting Of the grange next
Thursday night numbr of new men,
bers will be initiated in the first and
second degree.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
ANOTHER NEW nNr

GUTH CREME-O-PEPPERMINT in
chocolate. A new quality chocolate
Peppermint packed in a beautiful
green and Id box. IL is a Choco-
late Peppermint &c luxe. Special
weekend price 29c the pound.
Marian Nut Chocolates. made in the
famous Guth factory. every piece a
nut. Special weekend price. 29c the
pound. Danforth's Dependable Drugs.
Market and Second streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
LYON PREPARATORY MEETING.

A rally meeting in the interest Of
the coming Lyon evangelistc cam
paign will be held in the First Pres
byterian Church. Tenth and Market
streets, on Sunday afternoon. The
Rev II. II. Pitzer, first assistant OF DR.
Lyon and f. w. Rapp, the advance
agent of the campaign, will address
he meeting
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
AnIrnIcATEn 4 RANKRrPT.

Upon the application of her coun-
sci, Frank NJ. Jones. OF Georgetown.
Minnie satterfeld. of Bridgeville. was
adiudicated a bankrupt. in the United
States District Court yesterday. A
schedule was filed giving liabilities Of
S1.OO3.O2 and assets of $16O.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
FUNERAL OF ROBERT DILL.

Robert Dill, of Henderson. Md, brother
of p, r. Dill, of Second and Washington
streets, who died suddenly Of acute indi-
gestion several days ago, was buried in
Henderson yesterday. p. r. Dill attend
ed the funeral. Mr.. Dill is survived by
a widow and three children.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
ar AND TRuCK COLLIpE.

A street car and an automobile
truck collided yesterday afternoon at
Delaware avenue and Van Buren,
street. Both car and truck we're
damaged. The truck was owned by
A. S. Reed & Bro. Company.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
SALE FOR CHURCH BENEFIT.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Luke's
Reformed Episcopal Church, will hold
a sale Of useful and fancy articles and
homemade bread. cakes and candy.
at the cnurch. on Friday and Satur-
day, November 10 and 20.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
CENTURY CLUB LECTURE.

~High Water Mark American Paint
ers" is the subject. of a lecture 20 oe
delivered by Miss Carolyn G.. Mase in
the New Century Club at a tea this af-
ternoon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-18

9lms SdIonifi pirb geuteloet, bis
8Mlgaren bGtten bic BON Niid mad
SaluHifi fiibren6e Balm in Der W6bs
bon Sranja 5eritSrt.
Cine Gtpefdje ans Qounon mel.
BET, bic Srnpptn ber Mlliierten hat-
ten bic bnlsariiAe stabt Gtrmmnito
genpumen.
Die beufid)en gerban6eten iin6,
iuie aug Berlin gemelbet iuirb, iiib.
Ii6 BON Gemen6ria meiter porae.
srnnsen nnb bnben SitIid bou 3D.
sarebae ben Heinen Drt GmoIienac
beiett. Hna sinem geriAt ans Wien
babeH ne miidJ bon 8elarao oas
MbaIa. -7Btbirge erreidlt un6
eine befeifi8te Stelinmg Tiiblidj bon
@inea genommen. Die 1nIsareu ia
btn bic Wrenspaie iberldritten uno
bic 0fli6en Sorts BON 3aiecar ge-
iictamen.
Nadridlten bsm ferbilAen ariees.
ldyanpIat 81 Golse, 1T 6as @etter
lnIt nn6 nae. Die eingebrnmgenen
Srnppen bnben in 5olse oeiIen nit
sroken Sdipierisfeitem 81 fGmpfen
Die bemtfden gsrbanbeteu babeu
bic Stellnngen Der Gerben in ben
fiibIih bon 8elsrab selesemen slpala
Bergen eritarut. Alle SSbem in Der
Nabe bon Helsrab iinb iett ia If.
rem geiit. Mud iueiter Sltlid), IN
Der 0esenb BON Tosnrebac finS tic
tueiter bOrseorngen. Si6iueitlidl BON
Gemenbria iunr6em bic Ser6en BIS
binter 9laIja snriifseorGngt. 9ie
8HIsaren baben bic sDbcn bon Clio
gsbica, 6itlidj bon Gniasepae, or.
ftiirmt. MafenIen's Seer fat biz
iett 68 ierbiide Weidite erobert.
Cine 9epeldje ans eonbon mel
bet, Die Srnppen Der 9llliierten. bic
nm Snmltag Salonifi berlaiIea 1dt-
tcn, Ieien bei Der ierbiiden Staot
@icpselj, nabe Der gried)iIden 9ren-
se grlegen, arf bic Wnlgaren geitp-
fen nno es lei Gin Ganpf i'm @an-
as. Ginc au6ere GspeidJe ans Com
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-18

Nm aae gomntsberbGnoe nmb 2ofal.
perbdnSe oes bentidrteganiiden
6taatsberbaa6es.

Berte Serren:
Die Serren @ultap Seilia uno ga-
ftor MomanoiDsh in Ounas, Z. 6
Mii[ler in Sort @ortb uno 6. sill
itno s. Sdaf in Waco tperoen 0us
Gonite fir 9efdliifie fiir Die aon.
BENTON oes Seras Staatsperbon6es
IN Waco a1n II. geopember biloen.
1ie 9erren tperoen mebrere gaaa
Dor Der &onbention eine Berianrtrl.
lung a6holten ,no eii,en 9eriht ert-
merfen. slae @ereine inio Herlo-
nen bie in Der @onpention 9el6litile
beantragten tpollen, tperoen gebeten,
otefel6en 10 bal0, tpie rnoeli1, BEN
8orfisen6en oes 9eIhliiliefomites,
8errlt G,uitas 6eilie, e/o Nprb
seras Sreife, 9allas, seras, eins,l-
fttt6eit.
Sodahtitngspod
6neu Wpeaer,
Erafioent
sgeus Mueller,
Sefret1r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-18
anr5t utbtrii()t.

NnmGnien erflGrt ebenfalIs,
ftrifte @eitralitat beubadten 5it
ippllen.
@Dr6ringem Der 6e,ttid)en
@erbiinbeten in 5erbien oamert
an. Mae S0ben nm Helgra6
fn6 in ibrem 8eiit. gie Nml-
saren baben bic Grense iiber-
fd)ritten nnb bic sSeitnns 3a-
ieear gum Sell senommem. Gle
Srnppen Der AiIiierteu fin6 auf
ierbiid)tm nnb anIdeinenb aud
anf bilsariidem go6en i'm
Sample NIT ben @nlsaren. Tie
Serben rGnmen ale Stellmngca
an Der 9pman Big mad 0olit-
bnr.
Gnglnn6 bnt bic bnIgariifJc
9iifte fur blodiert erfl6rt.
Sin be,tti4es &riessidiii
nimnt I'M lSan6 einen NIT Got,
ton bela0enen ncriuegiiden
9ampfer.
Die 9eutiden nebmen ruiii-
Id)e Stellnngen in Der 0eeenb
bon Nitn,t itnb Grof-G -Gfan.
Die eroberten stellunsem amf
Dem 6artmnnnslueiIerfop iuer-
ben bon ben 9entiden seritSrt
nno anfseseben.
syransOiiidje 2mftidiffer bonn
6arbieren srier.
Die Staliener melbtn, 6as
lie ben Drt Trefa6ina am Gar
6aiee beiett baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-18


lfien in Snlgarien eiuseSrnnsen mnb
bGtten Die nabe Der Grenae selege;le
bnlsariide Jeltnns Strnmnita an-
sesrisicn. Gb bier Elm Srrtnm upr=
liegt pber ob Die sr1tppea Der MI
liierten iidl seteilt babem nmo ein
Scil in gnlgarien, Der aHbere 1T
Scrtiem eingeOrnnsen lit, ldRt iMr
nudJ ttidt erfennen. Cine Sepci6e
aus sltben ipridjt oabom, DaR 10000
@nlauren Die Mlliierten bel 0ubpbp
gi1anSopD ansesriffem bGtten, @u
Sieier Srt liest, iuirb in Der Eepclde
iidt gefagt nn0 anf ben Inrtem lit
It nidt sm iinben. @ieaeidt lit er
ibentiid, NIT benz oben genamnten
Drt 0peuselj.
9inSenb1irg's Srnppen baben bic
&niien Sitlid bon Wiitam nnb npro-
Ditlid bon 0rok-Gfan ans ibren
Stellnngen Dertrieben. Sic umrben
iiber ben Mnlda 5nradgeSrGnst.
gei 0iinabnrs nnb GnrDrsen tpur-
ben rnifiihe Nnsriffe abseIdlagen
2iniingen's Srmppen warfen bic 9mi-
len nabe Mnlsbe iiber ben STIR.
0epelden ans Berlin mmb 0pnoun
brinsen Ginselbeiten iiber oie Siam
pfen in Der 0egenb bon Misa, ans De-
nen berpprgebt, oak iie pun 8eoeu-
tmng iuaren. gs6r6lidj nnb nprb6itlidj
bpn @rok- -Gfan lpuroen bic MmiIen
iiber bic Wnlda 5nradgetrieben.
9ie Gentiden nabmen fiinf Oil.
siere uub tanien0 Manm gefamaen.
yei 9iinabnrg iuurben bier DffisieYe
mn6 440 Mann sefangen senummea.
Mnd bic rnnaniide Nesiernus fat
erflart, 0ak iie in bielem &riege itrif-
te Nentralitat 81 beobad)ten beab-
iidtise. Die GrflGrnns lolI amf bic
entldHeoene JprSernmg BON Seriir
ans, GnmGnien mSge ieine Gtcl-
lung senauer oefinieren, erfolst iein.
Die 9offnnns Der gllliierten, Mnma-
nien id)lieklidJ bod nod 81 iid fer.
iiber 81 sieben, lit 0anrit bernidtet.
Ter Grfols Der 6entiden 8affen
bat Elm bollfommenes Jiasfo Der
cngliiden Diplomatic ani Der WaI-
fanbalbinieI bermriadt. Iie 8aIfan.
madte batten ldliefIiA bod feline
Xnit, nd omrd bic Daaen Ier1bre=
dnngen Der Mlliierten in einen Sou.
flift NIT ben idlasfertisen nnb
tatfraftisen 6emtiden @erbanbettu
bineinloden 81 Iai7en.
Ams Sofia, Der 9anptiiaot gnlaa-
riens. iDiro semelbet: General Sc.
cpff erinnert in einem fiiralidl e.
Ianenen Nrmeebefebl, in bem er iei.
ne Grntnnuns ais Cberfommanbenr
mitteilt, an bic glprreiden Gieee
Der 8nIgaren I'M eriten 8aIfamfrie9e
nnb fiigt binsn, iie ieien San,ats
onrh berraterifd5e Ganblmmgen bcs
Jeinoes nm bic Jra6te ibrer Gr.
rungenidaftem gebradt iuor6en. Ter
0eneral iprid)t iein Wertramen snm
Wagemntb nno DpIertpilliaen Weilt
Der Srnppen aus, ipelde, iuie ct
iagt, uiiien iuerben, iuie bas Der 6uI.
gariIdjen Station ui6erfabrene lin.
redDt sntsemadt iueroen fam, nno
Sie ibrer biitoriidem gnfsabe Lie
Snm Gnbe fren bleiben uerben.
&ronprims Boris 1T smm Iienif i'm
@eneral Samptqmartier nnb Hrias
6gria. Der 5iueite Sobn 6es a6niss
Jeroinanb, gum Stab Der slueiten
9lrmee fommanbiert iuoroem, alio it
Der arpnprinS nid)t Cberbefebls6a-
Der Der Nrnee, mic semeloet lunrse
Die 0ad)ridjt id)ien nns sleidl per.
o1d)tig.
Ger bisberige bllgoriIhe @eIano.
te 3ldnpraidifom in geiid ldipe6te,
iuie er bei feiner gfiidfebr noh &C.
fia Dem oortiget Qorreiponoenten
oes sQofaIan5eiger" nlitteiIte, Dor
ieiner Mreile BON Der probiIorildeii
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S6eu. Wueller,
Sefretdr.

3r. &lliam Ctbniel ssrpberger
Iat feline Office 3ilitmer 307- 8
Stote @ant 8log. eroffnet. GrariS
nur fir &iltoerfranfbeiten. 8obnung
i'm @lmter S5otel.
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gen, ionOern burd oen sdIreden se-

SS"f IShuStH oAlu UeA SuJleueN 9e=
ffor6en iinb.
Dem Staatsiefretar oes 9ieids-
lhnsan1ts, Or Garl 9elfferid, tit
bonn &aifer fir feline @eroienite I'm
ben groBartisen grfoIg, gu Dem iidj
ofe brittle oeutlbe &riegsanleibe ae-
italtet bot, bonn aailer oas giierne
&relt5 Der Grieoensflaiic berlieben
ipor0en.
Sci ieiner Mbreiie BON 9seiu gors
mad Gnslano iaste 2orb 3ebbina,
oas 9anpt Der frans6iiid) ensliidcn
GHltibefommiilion, Wrof 8ritan-
MEN iuiroe ben iekisen &ries fiji
rem, bis es ben 6ies err1n-
gent batte. Gas fnb leere @or-
te, au Die 2prb @eb6ins lelbit ni5t
gIaubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-18

= @of oeunl Der leiner Batter
gerne eeoenftl
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
.SAWTeLLE WINS BEFORE
 U. s. SUPREME COURT

rHOENGN. 2 Oi interest tp q great many stockholders ip the Arizona Nut ual Savings and Loan association. is the deslcion reached by the supreme court yesterday denying the petition for A wnt oi certi"TaTi against Judge w. II >aWtrlle of the United States court for Arizona The information concerning the decision came by way of telegram for Attorney George ] Stoneman. who represented some of ,he stockhoI Iders.
 Petition for cer,iorari. Dennet versus Sa~telle denied"
 MT Stonewall states that under this decision, the stockholders will realize on arour forty per cent of their holdings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
VICE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
 MARSHALL LEAVE FOR HOME

PHOFNIN May Following 2 months delightful visit at their winter cottage at ScottSdale. Vice President and Mrs Thomas K. Marshall left last night lt : 25 over the Southern Pacific for their home in Indianapolis.
 En route the vice president and party will stop at New Orleans and in Mississippi. He will spend Wednesday in New Orleans and on that day will have lunch al noon with the New OTl ans Rotary club. dinner at six in the evening with the chamber of com mercc and in the evening will address the Moose lodge.
 Following a days stop in the south crn city the party will go to Missis- >lppl. wh re the vice president will de- liver few Chautsuqua addresses
 The vice president and wife arrived here exactly one month ago today from the California expositions. whcr- he acted personal representative o President Woodrow Wilson
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
COCH|SE COUNTY HAS
 S336,0OO IN TREASUARY

Cochist County has in its treasury S53G-5>2 46 in cash according to the report of County Treasurer Harry : Ross. for the quarter ending May 5 1915. a> filed with the board ni super visorS al ;he NJ nday meeting Thcrr r- s332. i3l.OS cash in banks gold so55. paper currency s2O0, silver sl52 45. pennies 32 cents. mscelIan- JUS cash papers s1aOuS7 and stamp s277.
 The Douglas school bonds were sold to the Commerce Trus, company Of Kansas City at premium of ST . Sf. with accrued interest 10 date 0. delivery
 The petition for the incorporation f the City of Willcox was allowed and H L. Mccoy, L. Y. McCourt. ] W. Angle A A. Nicholson. HiA. Morgan wsrs appointed Councilmen.
 Bids for the construction Of branch county jail at Wilcox were rejected.
 Bids for supplies for the county hos pital were awarded as follows. Gro ceries, Phelps Dodge, Nj. C. Zeitliu. meats, Palace Market.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
VALUES RECEIVED BY
 LYMAN DAM FAILURE

PHOENIX, May Reductions in valuations for the 1915 assessment of the lands suffering by the washing out oi the Lyman reservoir dam will be made by the state tax commission.
 Denver representatives of the Lyman Irrigation Company appeared before the commission yesterday for the pur- pose of investigating the probable val uariou~ of the lands for this years as- Scs TeUt.
 While the commission agreed to make reduction in valuations. it has not decided on the exact figures The land .s.u-t be classified first.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
RACE MUST BE RUN
 OVER THE B0RERLANO

The Fl Paso Herald has the follow ing to say in regard to the Los An geles to Fl Psso Desert Classic that is being planned to run over the National Old Trails Route. or on Santa Fe-Grand Canyon Needles National highway to Ash Fork Junction. then south through Prescott 10 Phoenix and over the Bor- derland route to Tucson. Tombstone Bisbec' Douglas. Lordsburg and Dem ing b Fl Paso.
 "El Paso has not been consulted about the race. but the chances are that Fl Paso would have nothing to do W ith if unless the Los Angeles people consented 10 run it over the Borderland route all the way Phoenix is not enthusiastic over advertising the northern route and kicked last year because George Purdy y Bullard permitted Los Angeles to use Phoenix money in such race. If Cal ifornia wants to run a race over the Borderiand route in.o Fl Paso. it will find hearty cooperation from the auto mobilists of this city and the Border land route west of here"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Civil Actions Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court

l059 W Reay ct al vS S RoScnSrein. $500 damages
 lO6o. E Folsom vs R Brown; replev- in.
 lO6l. E Folsom vs Brown debt and attachment
 Io62. F Folsom vs F Pylsnt, re- p!cvin
 lO63. Folsom vs F Pylant; debt and attachment
 I06i. Alice Phelps vs Win. Phelps, action for divorce. Judgment in Suit
 47a EP& SW RR Co. pr. John Doan. admr. CT; sIlOO
 No 67l Frederi,k Cooper. Dr. Florence Cooper. CT; decree of divorce
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Estate of Borgeson; May 9 day hearing pe- ton for letters of admrn- | Emma Ficht: order estab notice to creditors ] ] Morlan. May 2l day settlement of account. . Rose Nelson. admr appointed
 Mehala Drake; admr appointed. 1 ] Lynn; appraisers appointed
 Francis Stanley; appraisers appoint
 Sarah II Sorin; May 22 day settle men, of account and hearing petitions 2 ..- distribution W II Ne.l; appraisers appointed. ] T;hhetts final discharge of admr.
 W Dengler; decree settlement of ac- count.
 Margaret Collins: final discharge of admr
 Geo H Neale. order approving an- nual account. reducing bond : Philip Waughtal; continued to July ] 3. 1915
 Cunningham minors, same as above
 I Jones' final discharge of admrn
 9S3. White Swan Laundry & Man featuring Go. Dr H Scott. C.; SS3S.- 5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
MESA BOYS ARRESTED
 ON ROBBERY CHARGE

MESA May 4-Thc series of rob berries that have puzzled the local of lcers for some weeks were solved yes 'cThay by the arrest of three boys, Ted Robert. Thomas Clark William Gil ,e>pie Robert is fourteen years of age arc rh, other two aye younger
 They are said tu have robbed the LcsueuT & Spil!>bury store. Mesa Fur uiturc Store and the Toggery as well as taking a pocketbouk belonging 10 Mrs. Sum ners. They seemed to have used for their plunder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
FEW CASES PENDING ON
 COCH|SE COUNTY DOCKET

l For the first time in several years has the docket of the superior court been cleared according to a statement of County Attorney J. F. Ross today. as tn the present status oi cases pend ng. to ''Prospector" reporter. Siace the first of the year in the n"ighborhoUd of forty cases have been dismissed on motion of the county at- torney, which have been pending from three years to SIX m pnths on the calen- dar
 One Of the things have undertaken since I have taken office." said Mir.
 Ross. lis |" clean up the cases pending and thereby cut of a lot of unuecessary
 xpense to the county. and the oniv one that is pending up to date Is that of the State against Mrs Olds, charged with the killing of her husband at Pearce. and that went over because we could not get to il at this te m. It will be tried at the next term in June. At the present time there are only two defendants in jail ing the action oi the court and there are three srrv- ing time '
 At the term of court just ended there ave been over 50 cases disp, sd of. Some have plead guilty as charged, and in all other cases mostly convictions were secured. At one time last week there was not a prisoner in the county jail awaiting action of the superior court, which IS the frs instance m some time.
 Mir Ross stated that Judge Lock- wood will return to hold short session cf court on Wednesday. before depart ing for the coast.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
verdicts in lnquests

Nerdicts of the ,uries in the inqu,St~ held Saturday over the bodies oi HilarIo Leon and Jose Maria Leon al Greaterville before Coroner Robinson, connected Robert Renter and Frank Moore. former deputies with the deaths of the men. which were declared to be due to 'strangulation' in the case of Hilario, and 'InJnries and shock III he case Of Jose
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Stays Huge Bare

That George Scott. unintentionally and with no malic aforethought. has placed himself in direct line for the highest houors that can be bestowed by the Ancient Order of American Bis Game Sportsman was made evident yesterday by the receipt of information to the effect that he had killed one of the largest bears ever seen dead or alive in ArlzCna The animal meaSured twelve inches between the eyes and from the top of the head to the point of the nose measured sixteen inchee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
YUMA LAND RESTORED
 TO HOMESTEAD ENTRY

PHOENIX. May Twenty thouS- and acres of Yuma project land were restored to entry by an order received at the United States land office yester- day morning. This IS one of the larg- est tracts of land ever restored under similar conditions
 The restored land will not be eligible for membership in the Yuma Water Users association. but may receive some benefits from the irrigation syS. tenn. A great deal of land in connec- ton with the Salt River project has been restored to entry m the same manner but in smaller lots.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
SHERIFF WHEELER
 GETS WHISKEY

DOUGLAS. May 3-At noon tod y Sheriff Wheeler, armed with legal pape s took possession of two trunks of+s hisE' y ;!-at have been at the baggage room { the depot for several days Each trunA containing two casks of Cedar Brook whiskry in pint bottles. There was a case al each end of the trunk, with an empty in between Tie whiskcy r. now al the city hall I; is said suit will be in stituted against the railroad for bring ng whrskey into the state