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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18
Firm Basis.

Let US cement our friendship"
Then we had better do it by taking
some concrete action"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18

Even in being welded to his art
many g man marries in haste and
repents at leisure
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18
She Heard Anyway.

do you tell your wife everything
you do while she is aEay2"
No; the neighbors attend to that"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18
Late Hstcbinos

Have two or three late hatchines
PulIets Matched late win begin Iayins
IN the winter.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18

Many a man who feels sure one
minute feels sore the next
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18
Tired of Hin.

He-I always pay as 1 60
She Cyawning)-I don't think you'll
ever become bankrupL-Judge-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18

The pessimist is convinced that even
the cup Of Joy is q trick cup. with .
false bottom
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18
Don't LIE Rive

Chickens VIII not eat rye unless
they have to. and it is not an egg
producing food.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18
lit for Sack.

$50 Bob didn't bag the heiress?"
mo; she gave him the sack"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18

There is no reason to doubt the sin
cerity Of a woman who voluntar1i.
wears a Salvation army bonnet
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18
RAISING Money for Schools

ndtSsIs4 mOuCy Ut SCHOOLS.
In a single year 500 school leagues
In Virginia, with q membership Of
nearly $4,000 persons. raised $40 600
for their schools.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18
Don't Overlook Rooe.e,

Don't keep the rooster from get
ting his Share OF the feed
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30

ein Nmerifaner er5GbIt, Der beute Die
@ren5e erreid)t batte, berribt i'm
norooItli6eu Wlerico erititlifer 0ob.
rlingsmittel. .WangeI, bas aneemeine
8eid)dft liegt onrnicber llno cine au.
gemeine S6lieBung Der 8ruben
miro eripartet. Sln Gbalmal-Ii-
itrift nabe 3ontpico, iagte er, bGtten
Die 9lmerifaner Der glderbou betrei-
benoen &olottie ibre Nabrungsntittel
nit ben inerifanii6en 0ndbarn ee.
tcilt, baben aber iest MIR nod gtab-
ri,ngsmittel fir iid ielbit iinb iino
bGlfig Spfer bon 0iebitGblen.
8alp pefton, Ger, 30. Sllli.
Sen. 9llpuro Sbregon, &onmanbant
Ser Sruppen, bie ouf Sorreon los
maridieren, melbet, oaB er einen
groBen Seil Der @illo-Sriippen flo
lidl bon Sorreon abgef6nitten linb
geidJlagen bdtte. Serna6 min Obre-
gon ben Wfari6 auf Sorreon fprtge-
iebt baben. Gs miro nil6 genlelbet,
buB General 0tltrgio Die Stabt 3a-
catccos obne Sppoiition beiest bate.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30
- 8eben nnb ieben Sic am Sam-
itag beim Champion @ettrenncn ben
Hecprb iibertreffen.
syranenm0rber seinft.

Sadion, &p., 80. SuIi. sSrou
@ranpiGe @illiants nurbe geitern in
ibrem Sauie am Guifinnb Greet,
nabe bier. eridoiien un0 Sderiffs-
2eiite ii,den iest ben 19 Sabre olten
Intos Sugote, Der iid] in Die @crge
bon 8reutbitt Gou1tp eefIii6tet bo.
ben ioa. 8ie Der S6eriff bebouptct,
i6oB 6ueate Srou gStIioms nieber.
OILS tie ibm 8oripiirfe ma6te, bab er
5lpei ibrer 8onie aetotct botte. Dor
5luei Sabrcn mlir0e Sugote pegen
@rmoroing bon @iIliom Combs bro
Seiiiert, aber freigeipro6en.
= @ergeiIen Sic bas EafsGnser
@ettrenmen am Samitag ni6t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30
Snfel Sam's eiierne
Tanit.
@egtnwdrtig berridt an>
idtimeub &ubc anf
Saiti.
slmerifnniidle Marinciuloatcn ent-
iuaffneten Saitis NilitGr.
Siirger-aumite eriett pprldnfig Die
seitiir5te Tcgiernng.
Ser. Staaten itreben 3pllperlunltnng
Ser. Staaten itreben 3pllpcriualtnng
nnS 9srpteftprat an.

@ a h ing + II, 30. Suli. Wtit
Der @nttuoffming hnitiaiiiher Col
butcn unb ,3ipiliiteh in Sort oil
Erince burd) bie BORT gclonbcten
amerifaniifen 9louiaden unb Wto-
rineioloatcn oiirfte na6 bieiiger 9ln-
ii6t bie @ieberberItellnng permanen-
fer Srbnlng in iener 9fepilblif be-
ginnen. Ytan bGlt es uidt fir pabr-
i6cinIih, boB sic amcrifonii6cn
Srnppen inter 9onter. .slbnirul 60.
perton 5nriidgesogcr peroen iollen,
ebc cine itobile &egieriing etabliert
pltroc.
Die Ser. Stoaten ertpGgen ieit
Gngcrem Sbritte, BON benen man
ii6 perrnonenten Srieben peripreheu
fonntc. Die grcigniiie, Die 5u Der
9nnblng Der Mnrineioloaten fiibr-
ten, ser Shlr5 ser 9fegierllng unb
oieGrmoroung bes SrGiibentcn @uiI-
Iallme, biirften oas Sorseben Der
Ser. Staatcn bei6leltnigcn.
Wfan bGlt es fiir pabridSinlif),
oaB Die @unoes-Rcgierung por s(b-
berltfllng Der Srllppen ii6 BON neuenl
ben1iiben miro, mic in Santo Do
mingo 10 alt6 lit Sditi einen @ertrag
fir Die @eripaltlng Der 3Gne ob3u-
i6lieBen. Gieier &ertrag oiirfte cine
8eitinrnitng dbnlih bcmBlatt- slmen.
bemeirt i'm Gubo-Sertrog entbolten,
tpona6 Die Ser. Staaten i'm SnIle
BON llnruben bos Hedt, eirt5lli6rei-
ten, beiisen ionten. sSriibere Gbnli6e
@enliibiingcn i6htgen febl, neil Brd.
iibent @uillaitme iagte, er fiirhte,
ooB ii6 oas Solf gegen i'm erbeben
piiroe, falls er cinen iol6en Sertrag
ir1ter3ei6nen fpollte
I Iaibingt II, 30. SSuli. Sc
fretdr 9anfing gob bei,te bcfonnt,
oaB ein in Hort oil Yrirce, Soiti, or
ganiiicrtes &onlitc fiir offentli6e
Si6erbeit Die @ertpaltlrn9 ser oorti-
gen Saiiptitabt iibernommen bot uno
iest Die DC faeto-Hegierirng biloet.
Rn6 ciner &onferen3 NIT anerifnni-
i6en Slotten-Sffiaieren nno Sen
omerifaniifen 8cianoti6afttrdger
beiflloB bas &onlite, Ole Gntipaff.
nrng Der Stabt, Die geitern begarn.
0os &anonenboot gtoibpilc erbielt
beiite ben slliftrag, bon San Comm.
go nod] Cape Saitien nbaugeben, Inn
bas 9anonenboot gagle 5lt beritdr-
fen.
Dos Morine.G Geportenlent ertpar-
tet bon 9lomirol Goperton einen De-
toiuierten geri6t iiber Die SerbGlt.
niiie in Der boitiihen Soiiptitabt, bic
ictt rubig iein ioa
@oibington, 80. Ssilli. Gin
fur5er 9erift oes aonter. .9lbmirols
Goperton iagt, boB er ettpo 400
Wann am 9nnbe babe, ipclde Die
Stoot Sort OH Trince lti1ter &on-
monbo bes &apt. 6. 9. Seat) pa-
trouillieren. Sic boben feline Sdtpie.
rigfeiten, Die Sroniing aufredt 5u
balten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30
= 8rOktes @ettrennen am Sam-
itas; frei fir ale Gakganser nit ben
Champions.
Sanomides befamen nidlt gut.

@ronb 9tapibs, Mi9., 30.
Suli. 9tah Dem 9enub bon Subn-
Sonbni6es erfranften geitern iit
Gooperspiae feds Ierionen, bier ba-
BON aus @ranb b&apios, an Ttomain-
Sergiftiing. Gs iino Serr unb Srmt
q. Sietieno, Sacob @olbersma into
@enionlin @orred BON Sranb 9fa-
pibs uno Serr unb sSrnlt Cornelius
@oloersma BON Gooperspille. 0ton
gloubt, bab Die Opfcr geneien per-
0en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30
9lmgeblifler Mabden-@erfiibrer

Ban Gitp, Mih., 80. SSitli. 9u-
bert Sebling BON BinconninG 90
Sabre aIt, plrOe geitern bort Dor
&i6ter @prue inter 9lnflage Der
Wabden Serfiibritng perbort imo
inter giireifoft fir ein peiteres
@erbor nm ndhiten Gienitog eeitelIt
SeBling tpurbe in Geieai9oft Der 10
Sabre alten 8iitb Sneaton in Detroit
berbaftet. Gr iagte, er geoenfe bas
WGoden sii beiraten, ioboIb er Die
S6eioung bon ieiner 5rurl erlungi
bate.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30
Synnb @ntten erbdngt.

@ranb &apibs, Mii9., 80.
Suit. Sbomos Goiteao, 6S Sabre
aft, perubidieocte iid geitern nod
nlittog bon ieiner @uttin nit Der @r-
flGritng, bob er auf Die Sn6e no6
9lrbeit geben noae. slls helite firth
Srou Goiteao nod bem Sol5ifnppen
binter ibrem Suuie gine, fonb Tie
Die 2ei6e hires Mannes bon einent
galfen berabbangen. Srou GoitelIo
ielbit lit bon i4na6er @eilnbbeit
uno Der S6red iiber Die Got hires
Mannes biirfte ibren 3uitano per.
iflinlnlern.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30
Nencs Shnlrats.0 0figtlieb.

% onroe, Yiih., 80. SSiiIi. 9ei
Der geitrigen 8eriammliing bes bieii-
gen S6ulrates ipuroe DER 8dderniei.
iter aSobn $. gber gum Radfolger bes
Sreo @agner geipGbIt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30
SSier Champion Hasa6nacr Il

= %ier Champion Iafsangcr ma
dJcn ben glnfamg in bem @ettrennen
am Samitas nnb alle iibertreffen bic
sluei 0tinnten 3eit. 9ireetnm l. @iI-
liam, Inna Srabfurb, Sranf gosaib
Ssr., nnb sslDiuer Direct beginner nit
benz @ettrennen am Snmitag.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30

men @affcnitillitano.
9lm Der @eitfrpnt idleint lueitcr &nbe
sn bcrridDen.
9PGnmnng @uri6nns hat bcgunnen.
qpnbpm, 30. Snli. 12 llbr NIT
tan. @aridlnn, Die brittgrDntc StaOt
3nflanbs, bas 3iel, mah benz bic
Tentihen icit Sftubcr purigcn Sab-
res itreben, maf)t nm cnolidl Die gSe.
ben bcs 8crGnmtluerbcns onrfl.
Sentidjc in nngebenrcr llebcrmad)t
iteben uur ben Soren Der polniidlen
Snnptitabt nnb Welbnngen ans Der
Stnbt ielbit iuic ans Hetrpgrao bela-
oem, bar mcitcrcr @iberitano mufln9
uGre. 9tidt nur fransOiiidle nnS
cnaliIdle Gnellcn, ionSern 1etrOgra-
Der Mclonngcn iclbit aeben 5m, bnf,
Der SaQ Der Stabt itiinSlidl sit err
iuarten it,
Sas cinsiac ifiuierige Trublem 1T
MN, bic rmIiiidlen slrmeen, Die bonn
SiSen her onrdj Scntifle nnb Seiter.
rcid,er nno mcbr nod uom Nurocn
fer bnrd, icnc bcntifen Slrmcen, Die
aeaen Die Giicnbnbn @aridan-Eetru=
grao anmaridlicrcn, icbr crmitlidI be-
Srubt iuerSen, intaft sn erhalten. Die
britiIdlcm NiilitGrfritifcr iteben nidlt
an, bas @Orbringcn acacn bicIc 6i-
icm6ahn ais bOdlit aefGbrlidl SIT be-
,cidlnen, nnb pcnm iic iidl nm mid
nit bcm Tallc @uriflans abfinbcm,
10 buffcn iie budl, baR Der Sniam-
mcnbnna Der rniiiiflen grmeen nidlt
aeitort iueroen miro.
Tns @dridlnner Snnptppitant ut
bcreits nndl cinem Ennftc iucitcr nadl
Dem 0itlifcn Snueren HHflanbs per-
lent uprScn, bic SepOlfcrnng ,unrbe
anfasfurbert, ruhig sn blcibcn. nno
Die aciamtc @arniiDn ut bcId,1ft'gt,
alles ans Scr StaSt fprtsnnhemen,
mas irgcnhluic militGriidlcn Wert
bat, iuic iie idjun ieit Sascn bnmit
bcifGftiat mar.
Tcutidlc Slieacr iicbt man phne
ltnterbrednna ii6er Ser Stabt nnb
nad) ocntidlcn @cridlten lit nllcs be-
rcits fir einen feitlifen Ginsng bes
Gaiicrs nno Der 9niierin in @aridlnn
borbcrcitet.
Ger Tall @nridans iuirS nntiir-
lidi in anns SentifllanS nnS Seiter-
rcif-ltngarn nngebenren Snbel fer.
purrnfcu nnb man crflGrt bier, baf
nndl Der @ciibcrareifnng bic 3entral-
mGdltc ncrind,en mcroen. HnflanS sn
einem Sd,isenarabenfricac sn iluin-
acn, iuie er Jest i'm @eitcn i'm @anae
lit. @leidjseitia Siirftc cine arpfe
Srnppcnmad)f ppm Eitcn nad Dem
@citen ncrlcgt iucroen. nm ocn @ur-
marifD anf Calais, uiclleid)t andl nadl
Taris iuieocr nnfsnnchmcn.
Sas britiiflc Tnblifnm idleint Sie
@eScmtnna Scr %oradnac nnf sem
6itlidicu. 9ricasidlanplnb n'dlt red,
sn mirSiacn, 10 hne iidl Wnnitiuns.
miniitcr 9luaS @eurae in elmer ae-
tern achaltcncn &coe acu0tiat inh,
aans bcIumocrs Snrani hinsmlpeiicn
mnS our cincm lIcbcroptimismns sn
luarnen nnb feline Habnnna in Die
@ortc ;ninmmensnfaiien: Die Gage
III ernit, penn nid)t aefdhrlidl."
ltnscbenrc @erlnite Der gllliierten an
ocn Taronnellcn.
Berlin, brabtlos iibcr SoppiIle,
q. ~, 80. Suli. Bic lleberieeii6e
Nahridienugcntiir melbct ousgltben:
Ser auierifonii6e &reu3er geort1
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30

3 Or. & W. bente seluiR. acin
&esen m Srt nnb Stelle BON letter
9fnht.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30

= 8r6ftes EafsGnscr @ettren.
men, lueldes iemals BEL ben glne Bib
ben @ettrennen 3m ieben mar; am
Samitaa.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30
SloDo @eOrgt beStid)uft
Sage als utrnit, wrun
nidt gcfdbrli6."

@crlnite Der 9llliiertcn an Snroa-
nellcn iinb nHsebeuer srpe.
Sffisicrc amerifaniihen Sriegs-
idjiffes 3eusen bafiir.
SluitruliidDc nnb iriidlc Slbteilungen
fat gnnS aufserie6en.
Susialiitcn in @hrttembcrg baltcn
icit am SnrgfrieSen.
Sdlpere 9ticocrlnge Der Hunen I'M
&nnfnins semelbet.
Yupit @encSift arbeitet fiir allgemei-
men @affcmitillitanb.
Slm Der @eitfrpnt idleint iueitcr &nbe
sn hcrrifen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30
Stiu lebter @ebante gait
itiuer treutu
@attin.
Dit ibrem Silbe an Der Srnit beities
CT ben Spoesitnbl.
Grit nadl breimaliser strOmeinidal.
tiing trat Der Spb ein.

Sm lester Grflarmms beseidlnet er
iidl als Spfer Der Sremnoe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30

(5ortfesilns urf Settle p
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-30
Siirfiifler Sieg inn aanfnins.
Sine berniinftise cnsliihe Seitnnss'
itimme.

2onbon. 30. SSiili. Der Specto.
tor ocroffentlif)t beute cinen 9eitar-
tifcl, morin or ioat, lpel6e SteGung
Die britii6e &egieriing INNER in Der
sSrogc Der @oummoGienbuneen aus
glmcrifn einnebmen poIle, oh Tie
Soummolle nur aus 9eiltidllono ber-
alsbalten obcr Tie oils 9orlterban6e
crflorcn mil, i,nter allcn llnlitGnoen
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-04
PHOENIX MEN BUY
SAN JUAN PROPERTY



Stafford, Ariz Dec. 3.-The San
Juan mining property embracing 240
acres in the Lon Star mining district,
nine miles north Of Stafford. was pur-
chased today by ]. c. Adams and as
sociates of Phoenix and the deeds re-
corded.
The San Juan was extensively
worked about seven years ago when
upward of 100000 of copper ore was
shipped. but during the panic work
was suspended. Last year the property
was drilled and about one million tons
of az per cent copper was put in sight.
This work proved that the San Juan
is a Disseminated porphTY deposit OF
merit with large area of ore bearing
ground
The remarkable feature of the San
Juan is, the extensive naturalization.
the surface over many hundred acres
being generally copper stained. Mining
engineers of note who have seen the
property say that il has the best show
ing of any new property since the In
SEPARATION was developed and bought
out
Mr. Adams intention is to organize
Immediately the san Juan Copper COM
pany, and develop the property to
make one of the reading copper mines
of Arizona
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-04

tap today and it is announced as con
tinuOus succession Of thrills. Suffice
it is Il Bison 1O1 and that alone stamps
it the best in action that can come
from the western studios. With it Will
he seen as a filler the Kentucky feud
picture, a Mountain Traitor and a
one reel comedy. All in the Same
Boat" with Jack Dillon and cute little
Billie Rhodes. The Redskin pictures
employs the largest number of real
blanket Indians seen this season in a
film on local screens and is sure to
find favor with the Saturday clienteI
of the "Theater Warm" not IN theory.
but actually.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-04
ENJOYABLE TRIP FOR
THE R0TARIANS TODAY

The finishing touches were put on
the plans yesterday for the motorcade
of the Rotary club, to Castle Hot
Springs which viii take place today
Captain Taylor. p. c. Gettins and W.
\. Horrell, who have been looking after
the matter, report that there viii be
about ninety persons who will make
the trip.
While a number of the machines will
start on the trip in the morning. per-
haps the largest part of the travellers
will leave the Chamber of Commerce
building at one o'clock in the after
noon. All persons who have not mott
fled Messers HOrral or Taylor of their
intentions of making the trip, are re-
quested to do so before ten o'clock this
morning, in order that Accommodations
may be reserved for the proper number
at the hotel.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the entertainment of the
guests at the springs, and the days
amusements will include tennis and
golf and other pastimes. The swim
ming pool is in fine shape and is
awaiting the pleasure of the visitors
The big features of the evening win be
the banquet and dance.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-04

The progam this afternoon and
evening is one that will please the
children. as their favorite. Dreamy
bud in the Old Swimming Hole" and
the Essanay comedy, An Stuck
Up" will be Especially interesting
to them. while the scenes in the Ca
madam Rocky mountains and tie
Hearst Selig Weekly are very in
structive The feature attraction Is
n three-part Vitagraph drama,
Through Troubled Waters which
is one of the famous Broadway stan
features with an all-star cast. This
shows a couple. famous playwright
and an actress, who are both 50 alb
sorbed in their occupations that they
have 40 time for love and home. until
after n shipweck they are marooned
on a desert island, where they nm
derGO many hardships. hut at last
learn that true happiness comes from
placing love above everything.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-04
Matinee at the Arizona Today

The small newsboy in The Majesty
of the Law" who counts the pennies
so droily in his palm. afforded the
Bosworth players much amusement
When the director paid him his dollar
for his service he slyly hid it in his
shoe. remarking something about
that's one ma ANNA goauna get
But George Fawcett. the star later
saw the child take it out again as
though he had repented. and after
a deep study start home. 1t is safe
to assume ma" did get it.
The Majesty of the Law at the
Arizona will be shown at the matinee
and evening performance today for
the last time. 1t is from the Bos-
worth studios on the Paramount pro-
gram and is an exceptionally good
production.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-04
BAPTIST SERVICES AT OPERA
HOUSE

Rev, F. c. Forsythe. pastor of the
Baptist church announces church ser
vices tomorrow at the opera house
owing to the remodeling of the
church building which has begun.
The order of service and time will be
as usual. Sunday school at 10 in
the morning with preaching at II.
b. Y. p. L. at 100 in the evening
and preaching at s. Tomorrow will
be the fourth anniversary OF the pas
tors connection with the local church
and the morning sermon will be APP
propriate TO this occasion.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-04
FINANCES and
MARKETS


NEW YORK. Dec. wall Street
The market was less active, but
more responsive to constructive con-
ditions today, throwing off much or
its pessimism of the previous ses
sion and closing, with moderate but
general gains. In the early dealings
some irregularity was observed.
London was again moderate sell
or OF our securities here, but almost
the only reflection of the foreign
situation was seen in another low
record for German exchange. Marks
fell to 7SA a decline of Il from its
recent minimum quotation. with an
easier tendency for sterling and
francs.
Rails finished a basis for conf
dence BY their quiet strength, Cana
dian Pacific proving the only notable
exception. Union Pacific. Southern
Pacific and others We're higher by
a point
United states Steel was easy and
recovered its loss Of the previous day,
gaining p at S6ss SteeTs tonnage
figures for November appear week
from today and forecasts indicate =
gain over the remarkable increase
shown by the October statement.
Bethlehem Steel was unquoted until
the final hour of the session, when
it opened at $50. a loss Of 10 points,
but it soon rose 70 40
Coppers Of all classes We're firm
and almost two score of issues, COM
prising industrials. equipments. oils
and automobile stocks We're To 10
points higher Total sales of stocks
amounted TO 473000 shares
The extent to which money is pill
ing up Mt this center is evidenced by
todays free offerings of five and six
months money at 20 per cent, which
equals the low rate for this form
of accommodation in several years.
Bends were irregular on light trad
ing. Total sales. par value. aggre-
gated S4.337.O O0
United States bonds were I'M
changed on call
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-04
Tempe News Notes
CARD GAMES oUsTED

After just a month the cards and
poker chips are again stored away
and the amusement resorts of Tempe
are left with but the pool tables and
dice games as a means of revenue.
on the order OF the marshal Thurs
day the card games went out and
Yesterday the click, click of the poker
chips was conspicuously absent The
marShaTs authority for abOlishing the
games is the state law and rather
than overlook his suggestion and
take "a chance Of getting hailed into
court, all Of the resorts did away
with their games at the appointed
time II was little short Of a month
ago that cards were reinstated in
Tempe after being ruled out for a
year or more. Dice games and punch
boards came back, into play at the
same time and up To date no objec-
tion To these games has been raised.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-04
At the Coliseum

The bill at this house greatly pleased
the big crowd that gathered there last
night. and as the program is To be re-
peated tonight. a fun house is expected.
The pictures Of the African hunt OF
Col Theodore Roosevelt were especi-
ally interesting and instructive. The
travel pictures which were accom-
panied by a lecture from Mr.. futile.
were also well received.
The act entitled The Barbarians''
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liz which was featured Miss Clair Brad
ley and her assistant. The Devil" was
a very interesting display OF electricity
ard required the use of a large mum
Der of volts of the fiery fluid. which
was handled in a very business-lille
manner by Miss Bradley.
There will be a matinee today es-
pecially for the school children and
the admission price will he cut in half
for the benefit of the youngsters
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-04
Mesa News Notes
FARM IMPROVEMENT MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of
the local branch of the Maricopa
County Farm Improvement Associa =
ton will be held this evening at the
Mesa opera house at 1880 o'clock.
Prof. r. W. Clothier of the United
States department OF agriculture will
talk on How to Make Farms Pay"
Prof. Clothier has just completed a
survey of over five hundred ranches
in the valley to find out how a Salt
River Valley farm may be made to
pay. The survey covered the large
ranch, the small ranch. the dairy
c. Austin. secretary; Mrs A. D.
Quinn, treasurer; Mrs. J. r. Roun-
tree, chaplain. After the business
session the members were invited to
the home of Mrs. Dickinson where a
hot tamale lunch was served.
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Vulcan1ZIng
SOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEET


Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Arizona Securities 6, Investment
Company of Phoenix, Arizona, will
be held at the office of Armstrong &
Lewis, 312 National Bank of Arizona
Building, Phoer TX, Arizona, on the
third Wednesday in December, to-wit:
December 18th, 1915 at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. of that day, for the purpose of
electing a Board of Directors for said
Company for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such other business
as may lawfully come before said
meeting.
GEO. A. MINTZ,
Secretary
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NE WORK MONEY

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Mercantile
paper, %, as per cent
Sterling: Sixty day bills. S4.GG:
demand, S4.7O.35: cables, S4.71.1O
Bar silver SOC; Mexican dollars
AZ re. Government bonds steady:
raiIoad bonds irregular
Time loans steady: so days. Pa
per cent; 30 days. 212 arg; six
Cali money steady; high. per
cent; low, IL; ruling rate. *; last
loan, >; closing bid, IA; offered at ,.
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CONTEST EXCITING

The Sunday school contest in the
Methodist Episcopal church is at
tracing much interest and every
member should be in his place next
Sunday morning. says Pastor Wilbur
Fisk. The orchestra will be an at
traction Of the evening services at
the church