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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

WHATS IN A NAME7' SHAKESPEARE ASKED;
MIZZI MIGHT TELL HIM; her PLAY 'SARp
WAS NAMED BY her after her MOTHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

Giving . gold watch 20 Mr..
Bryan may have been we'll In
tended, but he probably would
have preferred 10 silver
watches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02
STORE WILL BE
CLOSED NEXT MONDAY
7 OBSERVING INDEPENDENCE DAY
At Extraordinary Savings

LIVERY the fitted the Sale aoment
IL practically every popular type Of good furniture represented
FthT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

Boomi Booml What's thas1
Roosevelt eowlno7 Nope.
echoes OF Hsnson.Hodoe trial
on Profanity hill yesseroay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

RELIEF FOR HOT DAYS
4 Fans.
Ct Bathing beaches
{ Ice.
a. Soda pop"
{ Other wet" goods.
{ Strip poker.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04

diSorye from defendant upon tho
grounds Hf ludlgf.itlcs auS noGt support.
ihat defendant abused and uliHtfeatcd
pisiuUN and tar more thau urv whole
NFat neat before thC Hling 81 this com
uIalri fsl.ed ana gyrus~d. wltheUt }aHt
cause l1 support pistnfin; mat unless
tgs ssfd James o. Mcneil shall be and
appfHT at 'hy next term OF this court,
g. hs hsEuu snd heid 81 the court
Hoszr. lU fnh iIfF uf saint Joseph. iu
nu,hsrsn county, Stale ot Missouri on
tHF fNurth oaN ~ tr'uhar lrlA, on or
before the tttfd day ~ said term %
answer platHtJHs psi'teu. the same
viii hs taken for ronfcssvd az 90 him
and judgement rendered accordingly
~ IL further ordered that COPY Of
this order bs published th The ~ Ja-
s"Ph ohsstrer a uswspaper puhltshed
tn the County % buchanan, for four
weeks EucceSsttelv tie last Insertion
of whtrh 90 be at ieast Hfte~n dayE be-
fore the neat October. isi5 term of THE
court
A copy
Attest ROSS c. cox.
(REAIl CisTk
ny Eugene RpsehurE Ii.puty clerk
" NJ LOCKWOOD,
Attorney for piatnttn.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04

~ f.qsafss ~ ne ftat ssif rtsfofa kss
tsHnnsssls - sif eNA t1 fhsN rrVff Aeeftss
set4 4cfenaAst ~ fstlfisss afa snAiEstt.
tbs atyess SD assisfsi eafsaE "A utliet
= ~ skfeIH = dssFsa - aisafre ffqea ars
i.f,ases - esesaa ~ tea,getiits sesk -
~ ftaaaf bts f.lf.lfgyasi % Me tNtrtefatst
~. 80 That ~ hAS : sf.,tsat tsseRff
~aa ssalsF sta alssrgaeHtie ~ akfa.
tkst ~ fefassa 81 ssffpaa 49, hsasa
sssAg 4ef,se ss.e ieaf - d.eltttgsA = scfE
stssis aitppsitfaH fhaf sntsNt ~ Asia
1sfsHA4Nt rkaN ~ $50 NrFtaf ~ ~
fsgf ssfu ~ ft8s Nput - ~ hsFtFf $50
iista ~ ths CoBft fsrasg "a tis CHR ~
- 1u4sgh ~ HystsEsa tssuiy, rtsfs ~
nltaosfk - tss eh aey n tleiaA,ef. 1915.
- ~ tfffsa ifs tbut saF - asi3 tgftk.
- RHsesF ptsiHfiHs psfitne. tba sagts
sfH ~ fasaN ~ tts fsassd ~ - tsF end
ils5srasnf 80 rtsrsd aretlfffesiF
81 u ftftfsF afleFv1 rnHt fafg n
ftts So ~ ratuSbad IN Ttss ~ asrsVt
fisssffef. : rse sgapsf letAsfst y. ne
EHassy ~ NurNeisse ~ fapf Ae-ts ~
erssissft tke iaEi iFssfttaa - uttsh te
- a. issss affsFu 4Ays hrsffas as ~ o.
fHfeArf tsFm a ttis esgft
a Ctr
hitsss Hoas g. cox
fnfkIf fisfH
~ q n fignran teSusg rsss
"a ffDuf.UiF sftnfnaf So fiaffiTiH
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04

rsit cu1Ft. ~ esenfyee. fkas sata ~.
frH4aef fhAfsfa seift - no0sgtfi'
assk ~ tte pgats " Miseesfri, aA$ assp
Nst fasIae thEFstn. "a - erdfrN4 thai
1xta Hsa .feataens esteafanf ~ f,siiassi
" pehisrSstZN, - fsaetfef ~ tss. thai
sat3 r3AftffH nss rgftNaeAsne 80 aafi
fr tbts f~gft naHtnst SID defeneast ~
psfsfia-n hhA aefd4ftt ths phi~gf sNa
gvr4y4s NEtuee - ~hpN - - etiEip
iuais eatits surh - y rssdrr tFF geoSi
ifen ~ hfs tntelstshir, e.wit f4sta.
fin steffs fhet ths eff.gAstt gsulf
rsrts ass abuss hst rsii hsF Efls aHg
i1fHrset namsa chat be pAF hhdis "a
ia fhs U.s. u tBfcNteetias arhks ana
tat hs affen sent opt ~ r'srapanF y ttt
gthps agndHn tkaa WefHhs the eSid &C.
fsaaaur fhaH b. ara sppesf az th- neHs
rsrm " thss ceart. ~ - trgun snt hstn
"a tte r'aNff NnHts. tr fNs CIV - nainf
spnspa is hathanAu cGAstF STATE ~
faf6 o. w. before ths thfra aeY " aaft
ftFni - NuRsFf pfalHftf petition. tns
teasa . iil 30 taken f1f eugftsssa Ee 90
hfu ans iu'isn@Hs reo9sfsa arrVFa'
.iHnfr
Ii /. fsrthey esssreA rbat tepy ~
fGts artfrf ~ gabllsh=d Boz rna - DO.
teph otteft~r q hersFaptr Fsttstse
eeaks sufEssairefs. tss iRst ibRsttl8n
~ stlea 30 b. ~ least flftefn asfs be-
tgrA fes bsEt f'efabsT tern - ihH
ruurt
Attest ROSS g fslx
iatALB f'isTh
~ fasees pa.@says ueButy cistE
D. ~ MILLER
Aftafusf far Isaintia
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04
naDru az r,n,.,,,v,o<

ia tho uHehanan County circuit court
October Term. 1915
state of Missouri CouHty az Buchapau.
Grace B,dwsIi, risiptn.
James usdwslI. pstsndaat
Now AZ thia day came the piatpttn
~ her attorney. and 4, appearing 20
ruit CupTt in vacation, that SatA de.
tsudAnt iaHlas He6wSli. - nor res
iAent - she state - Missourt. ard does
nat reside thereto tt - ordered thar
sata NON resident defendant b notified
~ pnhti,atieU - required ~ iaa thai
said plttutiN has cowtuvrC.d her suit
So this Court against satd defendant ~
petii"n ara anidavit. thc object and
assr~e of atvorre from the dsrendsri
o. thr Erouna % shardonlnwnt Ntthaui
reasu7sh'e "a ssr. for ttr spare - uory
~. .gv % 's.ty yrsf nsu pgiore g,
MOS y her petition. nat unless ih'
ssid defendant shsn he ahA Appssf Al
the uekt term ot fhis gourt % - 10,
gaH saA heia at thr court House tt
the CITY ~ saint jnssph ip BuchanAS
/ C"uut1. State 90 Nissouri on AZ,
hefsrr ne thicA aas 81 said term. 1,
ansssr r.Aihurs eettiion. ne saw,
Sil - takon TOR confessed a. 90 htn
aeH Judgment rendered arS9re'nEly.
th,. sSrssV " pSsii.sse 'S' ~ -s. SPY 10 .
ssFh peserver a nswspapsr pahitshs,
" The County - NHChahaa, for Fuu
sssks succsssiNely, the last ipssrtfal
% vhtch 90 b At least cttssn days b
coagt
A cuPy
Affect HoSs g COX,
/ teEA.l gaerE
81, z, Egssss ep;;ssgygs Z, nspuiy ci,rS
AftnrheN tor plalpUH
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04
COT. eoLr Is RESPONSIBLE

The most ghsStly superstition has
often Hs origin 90 ludicrous fact
Il h like the case q JuRss
Jones. SAID a man. tells nae that
bis ~coden lea Psined him horribly
last night
.SonsenHs SRs the reply How
could bis Woodsn leg pain him -
iiis sifs explained the man. hi,
BIN over The bead With 49,
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04

i'll, f...,.n Nt.......r ..y -. ssts
.- ...,..
..' al. ..-. ,. -, g.
l. G
- ..'. ~.
II,
- t+" t. &c.,
A. ,
N. 90. Fu s'r ,H'.-'' "n $50 h
HsaH. p. Hr- ~. Tvs H.. it f|
~, lHf t.a.r,fs ruft.F e. 4U.
t..f ID ...... r... .s F.s.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04
JACK DUNCAN Is rne Aurnoa

A traveller who thought himself the
only survivor Of the shiP~reck Sas
east 90 an Island In the South Pacific
knowing II 10 bs csnnihal island. he
kept himself hidden for three dals
FINALLY. driven out by hunger, b. dls
covered some smoke rising from =
small grove ~ trees. and be carefully
appTunr he'd 10 see shat type OF saw,
ages they we're Just as he got in EAR
sho, " tho fire he heard q Voice say
Why the hell did You play that card
Ie fell on his kness and deyou,ly rats
iug his hands cried. Thank God, they
are Christians
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04

Boo we ,frgHlf taaFs ar uurhauar
H.r'r NF-uut, prtotrr retm. iais
usrt s. wugam. aod Charlie. y s,rop.
IIAiptlgE
lsts lvnRnu t.af.ou. Defendant
Nr uu thir d~y COME fhv plaiutirs by
their attorrrF and from the allegations
/ ysri'nrd ~ rrqaited ~ tap. IL appear
/ inE tu lh' tatiHfA sttnu ~ TIE clerk 90
ssii cputt ia vacation that said de-
rsHuient ~ ubp state Of Missouri and
does NOS reside therein hnd that 'he
ordinary process ~ iaw cannot be
said nom fssltsnt Jetrndant Lars 30
NHun Larson. Do notified bY putii,a-
li'n. o." rctutrrd bs law. that plstotiFs
have ynwWsnCed their sult ln this court
against said defendant uy petition sHd
anllstit the object aut general natgre
ni "his" a 20 OBTAIN decree ut par-
f'nr, Wo,t tso. HeiJs Serond Adai-
ii.n go ttr ltfy of 81 lnsgVh. NIstHUr
aa Commit, M~seuri THst unless thv
sa,1 9s,.o'ari "a, ,,s hs an' agg'9 a. thc
tH3 ts'A st fhr .osrt ban~" Ea tbr 'ip
Z vf 81 AoerIH. NnrNsaRu 'o3uff. Mis-
lIs}s 1u rr rcfarr 80 thiri aay q sad
J,5.ss 60 aEs-er to plaintiffs petition.
i0' sam. Vut Do 1Aktr t'r confessed
$50 % tiu ard iuaaurn' srut"rrd CO.
.rr2irE EIt. and aatt real estate viii Pc
ordered uAFttttonea and cold
~ BE- farther uf1tffh that rHpN uf
'his order De- rubtishrd in The 80 J0-
Hsrh tt~r rNsF. q rt wspapCr published
! W tue rsUntv - nuc6ansn, for foar
weeks EurcCksisa}h. on" last Insertion
~ ~htNh wHi 30 AZ least Hftr,p tavs
/ before She uctt October term. l9l5. ~
Z tbs Cnat1
trl~ copy.
Attest ROSS g. CpN
trb AiN clerk
/ as tuNvuE Eussbprg Usputy ,Ierk
ittANAN a NIt.NEEM
ALL.-.na-N. 81 ~ ~
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04
nay HAo 70 csloeoFoen XIV

I understand Mr Pinchpeuny has
Oscn operated on fo1 apgoadicltis. -
sAid Miss Cayebns
Yrs. y ls he rrs' time anyone Was
knoWn 20 Fe, auyih.pg rs, o. him
Ana eyea thee they rad 20 ch.oro.
tcTw him 10 ~ NAT
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04

|ls fhs U1HhaHaa FulUtT Cistmf y0art
,N,oter Term. 1913
state % Aissaari 'ysHiy of haebaEan.
rrfsr psiisu tr. ava Hrrsa Ysiaso.
tvrrge Pttdtn ard Arnss pftssa
niihefs bt Peter Fvffsu ~ tieif
/ Fathsf ana UasfdisH. i7eiatis.
lcA,eefins Fre"ad sra Herman Fssuaa.
ArF hnehHyd ana Bridget Garlic ara
'naffes Jattin. btt husband. ans isa-
rhhnAH 'oantY. Nnssnufi NrfsNdAut~
NnH 81 this aay came tts pia'gtirs
/ tre satIsfseiaa ~ ~ ricrA af the j1r-
T tslt taaIt tu vacation. that ssia dr-
fsntaats bridget Garlic ard Charles
HsriiH. ar~ ran-Frs,atnGs 81 tAt stat.
q asApuft Hnd De nos reside tnsrtiU.
+ be- D. Ordered that Eald ueU .resIdsft de-
tFodau's he r7tinfd bf publlrattnu. %
grFairrt ~ isE. ne, sa.A gls'nliHs.
against aaid irfrultaufs ~ petition ana
sfsfavit tie ubirst ant Erogtal u#turc
~ which ls 90 partition i1is ara 4 Q
90 Hlocs -. ia 3aath 81 Joseph add,
tifu. aH addition 90 tbe cats 80 ~ Do.
rtrh sii lr EutHa4ar tuIsnfB Missouri
tHai golsss tae ssid bridget CsviiN ard
ths uest torn, af 'als Court a. 81 bssas
ard h'id 90 tng CUurt HpuHe. iu the
'Nf1 90 saint losrth iH buchanan
County state uf Aiss'Hfi oa no fesfth
'Hi.d d8F of asif term. tu ausNet piaiu.
ltna retiiipr. tHf same Nlit is" O. KEN
fHr confessed t- ir them ard tadEWeri
rsnd.rrd a,"oJftas'y. art ssla pfousrty
t"lf iH pay eaIt Judgment fud tants.
:. tH iHf'tf. ordered tHaf rupF nf
.'.a atfst re pHr'isrva lu The st J1-
. f' pH NhnsfNsC. IS urar ruHutE llhtlah go
tH thr Duunfl nf rt.Hstsn. zoe fpaf
F.sba sIlpssrIhrir. fHs iaHf iUaf rtH1ff
't ~hteh tu b. ai .,+st rfir'u Says us
.aaFt
\ gorr
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04
nnntn nI. rtn,I,AalnN

On ne hurhsnAH tva~fY tlrrutf ,auft
s,.,. OF M'..ss,, ..,Ssy, tS 'stgS@,,r r, y ua,s.r..
Anps ra, ls-o. ilsiuug
Hart a pa,it,ra. tssfsrAsut
Nes at this aaY rsrav ere ptsiHttr
ht Nsf atrnlueN. avs 40 appeaTina $50
ths ssttEfAyttNu rf fRc ,irtk e3 fhr tIF
.uit Eestt IN NaUattoo. that said a~-
frHdant. tttH n re ltaor IS noH.
resident ~ thp state Ut a,ssearl ava
does nai FpaiAs therein. a. 10 rtdfrft
nat sait noe ressssnt drfrutaut ~
,aS tsat ..,S psa1n,is -. 's',s,'.S ssorss,.. /,
het ssW in ihts Covert AEAinsl aaia ~
truAaNt ~ rstttien anA aNlaaylt ths
stie., -pd ssnsrsl ss,srr % wbice q
Defendant On ths srspvas ~ lndisaitisl
sacR - 70 f.HAvF hsf vsnaitlan 10 iiis
letglgtshls H. ihal ~ .iele dslstase e'
ss'T,,sS 80 80 ss@1aens, ,'s,, p'ssn''s .seT
her Wishes ara protests thAt anies'
ths Hsta tegeeaAsi shaH - ard appss,
=, - .t,Ak tern q tsn Ceg,', v >.
ths ,Nty q sala, Issepe in Bathsua
tasuntY. state ~ Missouri oe th,
foatth aal y ,elaesv islh 90 30 be
tHrr the teirA faY ~ rasA tsFnt. tc se
bs takea Tor ronfcssta - ts htrt thg
iosswset fsnAsfvs s1ecJi,asi,
" = fsf,hsr nySetsa esat ccyy O
fhfs nfdtt tr pvhAshVN so Tee ~ -
ssph OBSERVER usu suarsr prhtiaNss 81
ta iha Novets ~ Rartanse fsr f-4
eeaks sugFsesitsiy Une tsst insaFtiaI
- ,, ssss s. =, - les, ,s,, of,,ys , s.l' 81 ~
e0uvt
E,tra ROSS e. c,N
y, ',..g,. S''ssfr0r nspe', t7srA
Nttsgasf fes r,slauE
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04

- ata Nitf NEt A. t.Hffflif " aN fHHatt
etais a aissosf tausstr ~ ttu-tanaf
Alsitls rssfi u,e~sr pisiaiIn
wnshs n,awus. ssfeaasst
Nas ~ ms 80 r4ne ths p.airfgF ~
~ s''@ney aed I sgStsr,ss 'e ,t. ,t.,
ratifi ie sares}ass. tbat ss'd hsfsHsislA.
~ Tfphf 2 l5fHubf 50 . utsf agfsl ttnf Hf
tht stafq u hlseaasi sna 1Hes nqt ~
si1r thsffiu "a Il Cfssras ihft sala roe
fefideit drt@s.s-t'i hs nffihsa ~ Ftsisi .
s-tien - fetsitsd - tar 90 ssis ..s
tatrt arsnst saia df'-adNpi ~ pstiii1n
sd sF}4agll tte ehfstt ara psnaf si nb
ffFF F Nhifh ~ e. attstf 1fsffH tt
fiatffs fft4r asfetfanf rr ihr agfeff.t
fratr iaatutlH NIfhs1f reasonable raH-s
fsf 3bs space q msnfo ttal urs ~ -
ssur nstt b=fare me nHaS ~ fhts iefi4
ti0f iEat enleas ths sasd tsfsrdasi sf.sli
~ sac 4pp@sV 81 the rFu tsyW ~ lhi~
f,.aft iu 81 beato &b1 head - ihs rauri
ttttttafan ceurtr a'air = Nias.s1n. dr
thr en- dsy - tiftaeef itif an o. hv-
fafa a.. thra daY ~ said tfftu ia 90.
Eorf pialntiT pftifiHq. thr same ~iH b.
fsArh t1f caf,f-artA a. in him aS1 i.de
wnui rendered arrei8'usp
80 81 faftNrr efdsffd fhHt ruFF ~
pis sffsF be- pstushsd lH tte 90 Joseph
uus~Fsar Hrwsiapas rahHsAnd in the
tHuHty si uu.hsraH s-i faJl ss,tv saH
tsssf4aiE. fAe tast lnsrftt-rf "a phi-t o.
se az frHrf ffrHu tzYa tsfHrn tta rrEf
N.f rlsst ts.ua ~ fNia 'aWf
froaD m g. " m'9rtS
tt,aScsF iaf tia.uur
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04

u me BuchaHan CBuNty C4rrat CaarL
October TERM. 1875
state 90 Nis.oarl County - RuehsnAr
rNsrssa McS,4A Ptslutn.
Ianses I MrNsift. pefeudant
Nos a. ttts Aag caws the p,airftF
" ter attorney, ard a appearsuE ID
TIE sAftsfsrtiuu - ths ClerE af the |tsir
cNfR tHHrL 10 vacation. that aath a.
ses3i c1 ths STATE ~ NfsEdaFi a-A daes
het rssi3v ttsFslm. Ia ts urderoa that
sstt uon TasiAsrf AefVnfNrIt 10 nnrfesf
~ raolirAflcp, ss FTssHirei ~ las that
sata glAtf}ln has rorarnf ngrA See sutt
"a this tHaFT sgainaf Easd aFfer.farf ~
I ErtUfar arf anidaAH Trs entr.s arA
ntHfFN zhf1rs % vhFA be- 90 effalr 4
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04

i1 ne Wuthanar ruHufN tlr,uit 'uHrI
p,tober Tsrn. IatA
state ~ Missouri IountN % bulhar an.
Fiotsrss lAtss risjeiin.
pet, T. tarss pot.ahant
Nep % th,s aar came the pls'nt,r
ths a 'isfar tiaa - the clerk ef me re.
rsvtau,. Best y large. ts n0n rasi o.
scot 20 tNs state - Mt-E2at. arA iHss
u1t reside 'erv"'n y . ordered bat
seia unn rrs5Arrt 1tfrntant he noNaed
pt rHhHtsJtnr 40 re1gire' ry law nat
ssih pIafptfH has rsuHfsutet hvr -pit
b. tHia 1sstl sssIH~t sa'a agtN0taHl by
srgsTa' rassrv nf wni't g. - AN
q Aslfs ~ AieH~e oe che gruUufs 81
in'fsni'irs sHrh a. to trnaei her g1ufi
itih state. tpr tbs defendant uoeid
afteH tsrAe aut abuse hTr. CAil hrI 10
namss suA s-svss tef % v@uAurt uR-
erso,nios a .say hsi ~ has '',sn
fbrsU a raf.irob - hrr, therstv iH 'ur'
ifra btf that uaiess the ssid dafoa AMI
SOAR e- srd srpeAr ~ ne o.t' tsrm
/ she CpaU ttauss tn ths Ctty ~ Satsl
] Jnsf -. th nashanaH CVuntY. state ei
Aissoutt 90 ~ fourtA .sr - oytot.f
I tsruA tc sns~er piRinuas PstitiCn th'
I sAars sUI ~ taksn far crnfSsssA as u
{ lA'r, asa ladyusn, rsuserva se,ora'
u - tor,hef eraerrd that fepy 81
thts afdeF b. rshIish~d fn The 50 10,
{ sfpN Observer wsNseapgF rahli-h 81
in tNe CvWHty - huchAwau. far fomi
Z sHkH Eurrrasfkntf. tts last tusr rttNt
90 shteh &C. - al isast uftsoa days -
tore ths rfst tsrtobyf term q TN
court
4 sfpe
Ausst Ross 8 COX.
/ ,SEAlN CfsrE
~ Tuvsne po.stsrs u~paty C7vrs
g.. " Ntl4FN
! Nttnreef Ter ClsintiN
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-09-04

~ sa.s Hafkaasn ceeofg t1r~oif cemft
sstsi.sf Teens istt
Etssl TAs~tsS y7slaua
rfsss tas.stes. pssssassa
Nss II sNts Ssy rspe sAe pteirlfa
" ner sttgtnef. sea spv.esfhs -
its ssFisfsetiHs - So rasrk ~ ere ~
rsts saaf, u Fesstiee. shsi seie o..
,sss8sfa u ~ sfais y ssssssri, 80
isai sssa nsa rrsiatss ssfVHasv, -
'as 'sss issis rls5s,is sss f,.,s,s'at =
fsraas, b1 ssliuea aaH srsAsgtt ~
~ ~ 49, u sissgss fssa iss y
fsfftdsai 90 ne srpunas " thaiEaN -
sprs o. 30 reHdef Ne ersfiittnR " n-
.s5as s.s,s af,sn s.sss sra ssa.s 81 s 4
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Arizona republican., 1915-01-08
MOOSE NIGHT PROVES
SUCCESS At COLUMBIA

IN Cameo Kirb.." produced last
night at the Columbia by Mr.. Red
mond and his PLAYERS the company
demonstrated that it can handle the
serious as we'll as the comedy which
marked the three day preceding.
Cameo Kirby" is a splendid play
to test the merit of a stock COM
pany 1t is vhil full Of tricky BUSH
ness, good lines: the characters are
all true to the period, but that period
was IN the days Of the south when
the slave was still an institution
when the planter of the south was
master of his acres and his human
chattles, and ii requires a nice dis
tinction on the part OF the players to
grasp the atmosphere of these by
gone DAYS
Miss Higgins was charming il
the part of Adele Randle Mr.. Harms,
III the difficult role made famous by
Dustin Farnum acquitted himself
well. while Mr.. Redmond, in the part
Of Larllin Bunch. found expression
for his talents in one of the best
characters he has essayed during the
engagement Mrs. Redmond was also
at home in character bit
MI in all. Cameo Kirby" is a good
play and with TWO local thespians,
Mr.. George Crowder and Miss Ada
lyn Van TYNE. in god parts. the piece
should find high favor
Last night the Moose took charge
If the house and the result was every
seat sold in advance
Arizona republican., 1915-01-08

disposal of everyone who wishes to
consult farm topics
Arizona republican., 1915-01-08

ON SICK LIST
]. ID. Shibe, Reported to
Have Been Very Ill, Had
Only Exchanged Identi-
ties With His Travelling
Companion

Those few persons who met a two
hundred and twenty FOUNDER in the
lobby of the Adams hotel Yesterday
learning that mis- name was J. d. Shibe,
at once sazed in surprise or started
laughing, for this Shibe is the Shibe,
who was nominated the invalid in The
Republican yesterday morning. There
was but one consolation for the error,
and that was it showed how widely
read, and how hugely enioyed The Re
publican is.
OF course, ordinations are futile,
and Worse than that. they are not nee
essary. So they win be avoided. Ger
tainly, Mr. Shihe, who has the good
nature Of a two hundred and twenty
pounder-and not much of it superflu
Cus-appreciated the joke.
The influence of even the Arizona
ozone could not have made such a
change in mans health, as that
change which must have been wrought
between ten o'clock night before last
and this morning. When the vigorous
Philadelphia aWolle to find himself
pitied a : a baseball invalid The broth
er Of Ben Shibe, owner of tile eX
worlds champions was Il picture of
health, and the envy of many an emit
ciated human being who saw him. 1t
was the presence Of Or. J. w. Brown.
with Mr. Shibe. which caused an eX
change in Identities, for it is DIR. Brown,
who is unwen.
l,I,;i,.. ill.,. pl,.,jN, c., ,,af1 that
Arizona republican., 1915-01-08

With "A missed case His ease was
moderately severe. His surroundings
We're such that he could moi be taken
care Of where he lived with safetr
to himself and the public, ana he
was in consequence taken to the
isolation cottage Of the Sisters hos
pital The county isolation hospi-
tai was at the time occupied by
smallpox cases.
The case of cerebro-spinal menin-
gifts was not confirmed by eXamina-
ton of the spinal fluid The case %
small pox received IFS infection in
Tucson TIE prodromal symptoms
appeared before reaching Phoenix.
This is the first case reported in the
city since last July, though there
have recently been few cases in
the country The case Of poliomye-
ntis is apparently one Of those
sporadic cases which appear every
where from time 10 time The sea
son of the year is untayorable for
the spread of the disease
During the month forty-ninc cul-
lures We're examined for diphtheria,
mostly for release, and fifty-one
eases We're made on account of con-
tagious diseases. The deaths for the
years 1910 to 1913. inclusive. We're
classified according to cause of
death ana the tables Of rates as
sembled. An archaeological study
of the years typhoid record has
bean commenced
Incidental to the requirements Of
the United States public health SER
vice governing the water used for
drinking purposes on interstate car
rers. the citys water has been OK
amined chemically ana bacteriologi-
cally. Both the examination made
at Tucson by the state laboratory
and that made by the pathological
laboratory Of this city proved the
water to he entirely satisfactory from
4 sanitary standpoint
Four daries and creameries were
inspected, five new complaints inVes-
tigated, and thirteen calls made ut
the city Jail
Arizona republican., 1915-01-08
REVIVAL GROWING AS
THE WEEK PROGRESSES

There is Il steady increase in atten-
dance and interest in the revival meet
ing at the First Methodist church.
There was no lack Of interest last night
AS Rev. H. +. DeLeye drove home the
truth with sharp thrust and tender ap-
peal Pfaffonberger sang another of
his beautiful solos
\ meeting for men only will be held
Sunday afternoon at $50
The text was: saul hath turned
back from following me.
Saul was a deep dyed traitor to the
cause. he sWore to espouse and so are
those who emulate his backslidden
life
II You are lost, you can't point 9TH
ers the way to escape the dark and the
way that leads home
"You can't be a Christian and
CRATER"
God pity the preacher who serves 4
church more world-lille than Christ
like
The trouble with the churches today
is. they have lost their vision almost"
Il Won't lie for the churches. We are
cold and unresponsive to the call of
God"
Humanity needs both reformation
and regeneration" and its the mission
Of the church 10 regenerate society
Joining church, walking in taking
seat, does not make your Il Christian
any more ttan Walking into A garage
make you an automobile