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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
Lock years youngeri Use the old
time Sage Tea and Sulphur
and nobody win know.

You can turn gray faded hair beau
tifuily dark and iusfrcus almost over
night IL you1l ger a 5o-cent bottle ~
'WNeth's sage and sulphur Com
pound ~ any drug store millions ~
BOTTLES ~ this old famous SAGE Tea
Recipe are sold annually, SAYS . we'll
known druggist here. because ~ dark
ems the hair - naturally and evenly
that mo- one can tel u has been ap-
piled
Those whose hair Is turning gray.
becoming faded dry. scraggly and thin
have a surprise awaiting them. be-
cause after one ~ two applications the
gray hair vanishes and vour locks be-
come luxuriautiv dark and beautiful :
All dandruff goes, scalp itching and
falling hair stors
This u the age - youth GRAY
haired unattracttve folks arens want
"a sround. 80 ger busy with Wyeth 5
sage ard sulphur tonight ard You'll
Re delighted with your dark. hand
some hair and your youthful appear
auce wlfhin 3 feN days fa8vl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
MRS.G|LES.A AGED
RESIDENT DIES
RESIDENT or m'pAvlD FoR LONG
NUMBER OF YEARS. succumss
AT AGE OF 70 YEARS.
1871 20 LIE IouRNAL.

McDavid. April t3-This town
mourns today the loss Of one Of her
oldest residents. Mrs. Opie Giles. wife
q the late J ~ Giles the grim reaper
having taken her from our midst NJ
an early hour this morning
She was taken ill Sunday. but IL
VAS not thought seriously and her
death came ar a shock Aunt opie. :
- she was called hy one and all had
reached the age Of - years. and
seemed 20 be hale ana hearty until
she was taken with fhe illness that
proved fatal n vas interesting 20 talk
with her. "a she could tell 81 the days
far hsek when our present village
site and the country surrounding were
almost = wilderness
The funeral was held by the Rev.
e. e. Driver this afternoon. and her
remains placed hy the side n her
husband m Rays Chapel cemetery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

Ard nov NJ last we have -rr~ethtnu
novel in the wav - photnc.aVa IN
uette kriierman the Unrest q aoncnt
of aquatic fsats appears In the title
rcie rf this proaurtion ard - slv that
ne ia finished artis' r. putting II
pt sslv she NOT oris sWtms and Gives
ta her 0Mn content aui tire del3gh "a
srfisfactinn - Ter audience bur she
dances ana fenees and issths center N
many exciting adv ntiscs She Is
changed from q mermaid. the e. orite
tadEhter ~ King Nnpfurs - fair
mortal snd finally become the bride
&C king William ~ the mortal world
aainRether y f. an ahsarnns stur that
one sees 90 the screen A strfs az fni
~ TIE imaginative - the most poetic
could desire, and yet tsrnllng y III
dramatic situations sud realistic com
btf Surrounding Miss Keilerfaann
are some - the foremost ~ he mo-
f;rn picture stars, notably thc dIrec-
ter. Herbert Rreuom. whn does some
daring things under water, and VIII
nam shay who enacts tne role r tire
mortal King william. ana Leah Ralrd
Wbt Be- seen - the Princess Olga
Nspfune'a Daughter comes ~ the
lets Theater two DAYS. beginning on
Monday April isth and TUESDAY
april roth
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
CHARGED WITH
VIOLATION Of
POSTAL LAWS

charsed with violating the postal
laws ard regulations. q Young white
nan named Charles wright was
brought 20 Pensacola yesterday and
placed IN the county 3aI ~ United
STATES Marshal Perkins. end viii be
held here pending his preliminary
hearing. 4 vaa announced.
Specifically. he IL charged with rob-
oing the postofffce a. Wilcox. and IL
docketed with = violation ~ section
lea ~ the federal revised statues
II Is understood that he had been
confined In tsil IN another district un-
81 yesterday when the United states
marshal made q trip % set him and
return the young stranger 20 this dis
trict. where the ofreuse 4 alleged a.
have been committed Tic was placed
an the county tail At 90 O'Clock yes-
terday afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
MOVED ENGINE
FROM BOAT THEY
TRIED TO SINK
THIEVES AFTER REMOVING Ma.
cHINEsN. FILLED GOAT WITH
ROCKS ~ ATTEMPT TO SEND "
TO TIE soTroM.

stsalinK = isunch. removing the en-
CINE and then nilinE the craft fun 81
rocks with the evident intention II
sinking the craft. was a story which
came 20 light yesterday, and which
was being investigated ~ the au-
thoritiea
The boat appears 20 have been stolen
from one ~ tire numerous boat houses
along the waterfront. and after the
engine had been appropriated. and as
much Of the piping. etc, as desired
had been removed. the craft was sowed
into the bay for some distance and
then an attempt was made 90 send the
boat 20 the bottom. by having II niied
with rocks. That plan ala not succeed.
however. and the craft was found and
returned 20 the wharf. where the party
who found II has given public notice
81 the discovery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
ADJUSTMENTS
.IWlrard q o. q serIta

The world famous Wizard OF o."
revised and modernixed. viii be pre-
sentsd today az the Bonita The pro-
duction wss made ~ great expense
and labor BY 4. Frank Baum himself.
who wrote the original "Dx" stories
and later adapted them for stage pre-
seutation Ia the film which was PRO.
dueed under his personal direction hy
the - Film 90. We meet cur old
friends. the Scarerrow. the Tin Wood
man and Dorothy. the Kansas Girl
The dainty Violet Macmillan. ~ the
original east. appears AS Dorothy and
Miss Vivian Reed who IN recent
beauty contest carried away the much
coveted honor - being acclaimed the
most beautiful woman appearing mo-
tion pictures PLAYS the part ~ prtn-
cess gi0ria Prank Woodward the
worlds premier animal imperaouator
PLAYS the cowardlv LION. Jim the
Crow, the Kangaroo tho Donkey and
several either four legged friends ~
ihe snarecroV and Tin Woodmsn
THE picture + fun ~ trick camera
work wonderful Illusions and genuins
comedy snd while Il a written and
interpreted 80 the adult standard. ~
also holds special appeal 20 chill
drnn. who love its quaint characters
The many hundreds RI admirers ~
Alce joyce v.ili hsve The pleasure -
seeing this popular Kaleul star AZ tn
Bonita in the superb three reel feature
The Girl ~ the Music Hail
With the fourteenth episode ~ FIX
pioits - Elaine" and the exposure ~
TIE 'Clutchinw Hand this serial was
/ intended - ~ closed amair bur
the claWor ~ the public q So more
~ me great characters - fhe picture
/ vas 50 great that the manufacturer
derided 90 continue tho serial Ia THE
New Exploits ~ Elaine the arai eri
sode - which viil - shown tomorrow
Sc tire ponita
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
Young John D. Is
Learning Steadily.

Seuns tirne ago tire Rockefeller
Foundation vas subjected e eonsid-
cradle criticism because while i had
given sums e feed shs starving BEL
Elans. q bad done nothing g help the
poor miners a. Colorado. Many %
these locked -out workman. with their
families. were said % be starving ~ a
direct results - the Rockefeller war
against labor in that state John D..
j.. who showed signs o. economic
conversion AZ the New York hearing
~ the Industrial trade commission,
uronised Mother Jones' om that occa-
sion that he would lnvestigate. and n
coadit5ns we're a. she described
them he would see the Colorado sur
gsrers were given substantial help.
YounE Mr Rockefeller has been as
aood - HE word on behalf ~ tbe
Rockefeller Foundation. - shlch he
l. president. hs has offered fi0o.ooo
~ me Colorado committee On unem-
rloynent and relief Tor disbursement
among needy miners
TIE Klft r. conditional. a. Rookie
ssllsr gifts usually age. Il e. Eone Toe
less admirable Tor that reasan u j.
- he used Ia employing the uyen p
Rad huildinE the state. local and In
siviaBai funds for which have neen
exhausted. ~ TIE time this money
Rfrss nut. the committee hopes Is pro
vide work . rlinss and elssphe
perhaps SIR nockefeiler cen ne -
service ii that matter too he prob
shly has enough influence aith tho
Colorado Fuei ard Iren Con,pans e.
obtain sood many tohs for unien
miners Il Be i willing e ean N his
embargo o. unionism
ANYHOW young 81. Rockefeller
seems to ~ learning ~ spite 90 bit
environments thar tn dealing STA
labor he ia dealue nor with an ESQ.
nomlc abstraction. but vifh human he
inRs. and that Il l. the human factol
that counts msst n is almost sort
ths Colorado iabcr ser 20 have ths
biggest capitalist IN the world 70 lsarr
thst
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
WOMAN SUFFERRAGE
It's War Time Aspect.

london. Apr tsThe women ~
England are doing their duty They
are taking care - the wounded, or Il
thes cannot assist la work 81 that
Kind they are adding their savings 20
promote the good work They are
knitting and sewing for the soldiers az
the front The EuffFaFists have given
so little trouble 70 the government that
IL wln undoubtedly soften the hearts
Of those IN Parliament. since the mil
itants" have turned eli their energies
to AID the fighting men of England,
and 80 suffrage may soon come after
this terrible war is over.
Thousands ~ women in America
have overcome their snfferings. and
have been cured Of wonianis NE ~
pr PLEDGES Favortte Prescription. This
medicins. though started nearly half
a century ago. sells more widely to-
day. than any other womaniy tonic. II
can nov he had in tablet form a. well
As liquid. and every woman who suf-
fers from hacakohe. headache. ner-
vousness. pain AZ times, yhouid take
this Prescription" 81 pv. Pierce.
Many a woman " nervous and irri-
table. feels dragged down and worn
out FIR no reason that she can think
~ IN ninety nine per cent. n these
cases II r. the Womanly organism
which requires attention. the weak
hack dizzy spells and black circles
about the eyes. are only symptoms.
90 20 the source of trouble and cor
rect the irregularities. the drains on
the wornanly system and the other
symptoms disappear
Doctor Pterce's Pellets are unequal
- as Liver rili. Smallest. easiest
20 take one finy, sugar coated Pei
lea = Dose Cures sick headache. bill
ious headache. dizziness constipation.
indigestion. bilious attacks. and All de-
engagements ~ IRE liver. stomach and
bowels g. cents vial BY druggists
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

The program ~ tho lets TODAY 4 an
awfuiiv interesting and thrilling one
combined with some ~ the real funny
escapades - he found in the Nestor
and Keystone comedies con ths
Rack
Episode No s ~ The Black Boy
series This h. one ~ the most CO.
herent and enjoyable numbers shown
since the hrst instaiment II haainz
V'ith Quest under suspicion ~ the
murder 81 his secretary and the sal.
walton Army girl 10 r thrown inta
prison. one ~ his women assistants
unprecedented bx I.suro oakley ey
changes clothes Nth him ouesf then
works IN connection with Lenorn ~
ciesr ar the mystery TIE latter +,
made captive while AZ the pr0fes
soFs home ana tire problem despens
IS TIE reel closes A vsry sntsresting
iustallment
The Fakir l. two Part nornirs
drama remarkable photoplay. r.
Which is figured the many u-ave =
- hich sick fsklr can Pull the voc
over the eyes % unsuppectinr people
The Nestor comedy entitled. "All
n the same Boat is an aurfYsilv
funny number and Will - a side spllt.
ter
70 usual Keystone comes runns
just Ike The hands ~ the clock - al
lovers 81 that particularly interesting
comedy has learned 20 realize
Caught ln the Act" a. this Key,
stone, aud f. sure to he fuli ef fnnns
fun
Monday and Tuesday. Annette KEEL
herman @iil he here with sou am
promises you tery Hne photoplay 81
those two DAYS. Every has hear
about il and VIII want 60 see IL am
the title. "Neptnne's Daughter" i'm
Plies something ~ Naterf nature.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
At
FIRST BAPTIST
REGuLAR alp WEEK DEVOTION
Al EXERCISES Will TAKE
PLACE THIS EVENING AND
puRLlC IS INVITED

The regular mid Vees devot DUAL
exercise - ths first baptist church
will - held a TIRE Pa -enfsnt ~ the
church tonight
The entire chur Is nembership that
are Interested in the spiritual aplift
end spiritual activities u the church
are requested 90 be present - this
meeting Good music Is promised The
various committees and ofHeerS are
expected 80 80 present weather con
dttionr being such that should not pre-
vent anyone Interested coming
Tho meeting begins promptly 81
seven thirty ard elpaes 81 half past
eight
StfanRsrs % the rip Hre cordially
Invited a. attend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
PRESBYTERY
At MARIANNE
MEETING or MINISTER'S OF DIS.
TRlcT WILL 6E ATTENDED BY
TWO DELEGATES FROM PEN
sAcoLA CHURCHES.

ConveninE IN Mariana yesterday.
the Preshytery for this section ~ Flor.
ida gathered for = regular session.
and viii be largely attended Two
delegates are IN attendance from Pen
sacols. these being Rev. A = Moffett
1t the First Presbyterian church. and
Mr.. ChaH " Geek, both Of whom left
yesterday morning on the early east
bound train, for an absence n sew
sFal days
There are some important matters
40 FOR discussion - this Preshvtery,
and the meeting II likely 20 prove
highly interesting 20 all IN attendance
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
vox PoPULI.
NJ, sEMnEs SUGGESTS
ANOTHER ELECTION ON BONDS

FerHarais Efa hrrN ~ 1915
EDITOR Pensacola duurna
have been readIag and trvtnr ~
ahserb tcm editorials . iate. per
tsiufns 20 the lsslie ~ bonds for The
dorh ana nelt ralasy fBr fhs eits -
Pensacola. ard Rhiie { Is not care ~
enter into controversy elth vou over
this qaestion. feei8ne ms entire unfit
ness far such an eReFt. stan ! Do de-
sire - Say one word IN reference -
me matter ard with Naur permission
make = suEUertfcn
There HH1 Re no argument as 4,
the oriEtnst settlement D., tha rot~rs
as 81 fhe issue ~ bonds 7 grant vou
thai fhe vete showed a. that time
thrt the opinion 81 the property hold
tne. tsNEatiuE voters was that they.
were anYious - asssss themselves an
additional amount. sua8cIeut rs carry
into eeeei these improvements was
q this oninion. and voted accordingly
Condition. Iu FenEacula now are very
different from those obtaining fwsa
ysars aEe And white tha small addl
iioual fas yau allude 90 vfHl NOT csus.
much more worry ~ suffering a. the
airs a. bundened citiKens. IL viii GAUGE
some perhaps in many cases PROVING
20 ~ the iast straw
Nave you looked infe the question
sufficiently - end hos many af the
property holders have suffered 81
cause ~ an Inability - m.eet the psv-
ms ard other Improvement assess
nlents7 10 rot the present tax records
~ The City hall cause one 40 stop and
think seriously over thess matters
But have promised ~ make ~
argument. but = SUGGESTION. and IL 4
this
on MAY fourth We ufu pat ~ earh
voting precinct im the ctv = ballot
box. hHvlns ballots printed for the "a,
PAYING voters - use. for she purpose
- ratifving Or repudiatlng the elec-
tion ~ December 8lst. iais This
election being held under the super
vision 81 the Same ofHcials that CON
duct thu primary at thar tlrne the city
paving It's ire rata share - ths ax.
pense - such an election
This pian i practical for On ths
date which the bond issle was an
/ thorixsa, an election was slso held r.
I determine whether ~ not the citizens
wished the city 20 adont a commission
form ~ government At this election
l All voters hsd The right % vote or
l THE question 81 government. but onIs
those voters who acre taxpayers had
I the right 20 vote On the bcrd issue
I Why not repeat thts procedure sne
settle this question now. TO not plae,
/ this burden ~ decision upon tAe com.
I nstsstonsrs. bus iet tn voters say nos
I what shall he the voice 81 the Pee
I PIE
I am str
O. = sENNEs. JR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
HOW 10 TT

A mother had three daughters going
of 20 College and she bad ~ boxes
% Aumen's Prickly Heat a Baby
Powder 90 divide In sais manner. 20
the eldgest she gave one half the
younger one third and the youngest
one ninth she was perpiexed as 20
the division. q friend raid 7 have =
box you car have and then you can
divide ths powder a. you desire. 80 she
took the 10 cans ard gave according
20 ages. $50 boxes after which she
said 20 the friend here n your box az
ny daughters have the ~ hoxes divided
ard they were AL satisfied because
they were CEASED sffh Ammcn's Pow
der Ruy & hoz ~ your druggist ard
ass him % On 60 the problem.
lAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
MARITIME


Arrived
Am 50 william = Palmer. 1909
Dunlap. Port Arthur a. Ziumeru
Coal Compang
Pr sch Eeadne s6l. walter. Mobile.
20 A. xsiius. agent.
Am sch. William y nownes. SIS.
Brown. san Juan. - Master.
Am. scr Henry crosby. gfs. stremEs.
MohiiA - Master
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

sherman said War a hem ana
aweke up 60 find himself famous A
eeFtHin so-eailea religious denomina-
fian 9eciaras that there IL 30 he'll.
Then there - = mistake sonasw here.
- doubt Either Afr sherman - that
school 81 theoiosy Is wrong sTas -
those European nattons viii awake one
these mornings % find thar there
has seen no war over there fusf a
title innocent tarEat practice in which
oo0.nao innocent bvstandera wera
KILLED
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
eeeoA4ee@ Ae@as
United states Department, Weather
Eureau. Charles y. Marvin. chief

Pensacola. F1a., April fa. 1915
Pensacola Temperature Data.
Highest temperature yesterday, 81
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday. 80
degrees
naN temperatures IN April usually
rise 70 73 degrees
Night temperature IN April usually
fail 10 80 degrees
Highes, temperature yesterday 20
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday 50
degrees
Pensacola's RairfaH nata
Rainfall Tor "a hours ending m.
Yesterday. o inches
Normal rainfall for the month ~
April. SIS inches
Total rainfall this April % , m.
yesterday. % inches
Excess this yesr ~ March ~. i.bs
inches
SMALL CRAFT. sTORM Aap auRRi.
CANE NARNgMQm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

How long shall we have ire NOS
atstto asks correspondent n we
ere allowed a suggestion We urge that
they b about ar inch shorter Than the
Mobile variety.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

A bis Battle g said - - imminent
r. Msxico NJ those fellows keep On
sooner - later somebody h. soine -
ser hurt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

fhs rrlnf Eifel IRE tinted states
g uWch q - preferred - either the
cpen sea, Germany 81 EnRil : prisons
Bust at tails time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

A negro has been elected = mem
heF ai the Chicago cts euaneii Hell
proeablV rnd the jah onr Of the Mrsii-
go 81 his career
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

y - g Be- hoped that Kitchener
w'ill not become 50 ennorbed Ia ths
prohibition thaf 30 wa neglect 20
start that war cn promptly on May
4. e. predicted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

view thht or p3nchot has Rnt back
into tire 1imeiirht hv being fired out
= Belgium. he wiIi probably tack am
ctheF shot 81 the political same.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

"Ali woman earns belongs 60 her
husband. accprdinA % decision of
the New York courts N actual prac-
tice. The womsa sets about ail her
husband earns
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
Political Announcement
FoR CRY COMMISSIONER.

I hereby announoe that / an : can
didate 20 succeed myself aN Commits
sloner 81 Public WORKS.. subject 70 tha
action % the city democratic primary
.W \ arr reelected I promise 70 give
ths duties 81 the offre the aAm@ Aih
gent attention n the future 81 In ths
past
THos. n. JOHNSON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

Probably the reason the new gov
srnor nf South caroline hasn't issued
anv rardons rs because Coie Riease
cleaned ST. before he quit ths sob.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

A headline says "NeR York An
nrehists DRINK Tea Maybe that
What shey taH thc stu6 T. ansrehisti-
circles
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

That Dixie Highway Proposition
,oosed pretty eeod until they begun
- uiN politics 9Th a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

The neWs dispatches tell of many
raothers passing their babies up 40
Jess willard to have him Kiss them
Another case - fishing smacks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

res none - our business ~ course
huf II ne we're running Austria we 4
auit willie the quitting was good
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

I hereby amnoance usNeeif emndl-
date fuf city commissioner, subject %
the act8nn 81 TIRE city primarfss ana
promise 70 give nv entire time 20 the
cree n 7 am elected / win appreciate
the votes 81 the Democrats ~ Pensa-
cola
y. J. LTLLIARn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14

THos. r. JOHNSON.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-09
Arizona Republicans Editorial Page

uncovered the who had despoiled him; between the cOnsignor and the consignee, the rier might have been made to damages In the amount of six bottles of merchandise. inquiry started by the citizen probably could have been controlled. It would likely have spread with the rapidity of forest fire in variable wind. It would have involved too many inqurers. The state authorities and the federal authorities would prob ably have joined in it without invitation, and in the confusion the culprit who stole the six bottles of merchandise would have been lost sight of
 Accordingly. the citizen has been compelled bear grief silence bleed inwardly only relief is gained from cussing to himself, in whispers, in the presence of friends who be depended upon We submit that his relief is made 1uate. No court in the land would to be fully remedial
 The Model License League and the brewers and distlers' associations should know about this in order that they might proclaim the world that prohibition in Arizona is employed by merchandise thieves to give them immunity from punishment dastardly of crimes-depriving the thirsty of drink that has been bought and paid for
Arizona republican., 1915-09-09
Hayden Happenings

Mir Angus, the head book keeper for the Knight, Thompson CO., left cn Sunday for Fl Paso from where he will go on to the coast before re- turning.
 School will open on Monday in Winkelman, with a force of teachers consist of John Spikes, principal, Mrs. Slanter, Miss Eva Turner. and Miss Annie Brandenburg.
 MT Ezell made a short business trip to Ray on Friday, returning to Hayden on Saturday. Thomas Knowles and wife are spending a week in Phoenix with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs Rein and Mir and Mrs. Bruce Gentry left Sunday for the Aravaipa for a two weeks camp ing trip.
 The Rebekahs are planning to cele- brate the 9th anniversary of their organization on Sept. IS, at their hall. The committee in charge is arrang- ing for q program of dancing and refreshments.
 Walter Fife was in Hayden last week on one of his regular building trips.
 Curtis Knight is in Phoenix on business this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Snodgrass are the happy parents of a son born on Fri day night.
 J. l.. Thompson and wife expect to leave this week During their residence here, they have made many friends who greatly regret their de- parture.
 The official board of the Metho- dist church will hold their last meet ing before conference on Tuesday evening.
 William Ellis, one of the mill fore men, left Sunday for the coast, where he will spend his vacation with his family.
 good deal of interest was taken in the ball games between our local