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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

Calvin L. Snyder, Is, farmer,
Butler township, son of M. L..
Snyder, and Laura E. Oliver, 27,
teacher, Patterson township
daughter of H. Oliver.
Cbalmer C. Hawkey, "a, far
mer, Neave township, son of Pc
ter Hawkey, and Hazel H. RE
gle, 18, Neave township, daught-
er of Charles A. Riegle.
Leonard Longfellow, %, lab
orer, Fort Jefferson, son of S. A..
Longfellow, and Treva Locke, 10,
near Verona. daughter of John
Locke,
Harvey Odell, 22, electrician,
Union City, son nf Frank R. Od-
ell, and Parepa N. Thoba, 21,
Dawn, daughter of William H.
Tnoba.
Walter E. Hairless, 81, line
man, Union City, son of Walter
Hairless, and Mary M Thoba, Is,
Dawn, daughter of William H.
Thoba.
Samuel F. Miller, 27, brewery
worker, Richmond, Ind, and
nellie M. Roberts, 26, New Mad
ison, daughter of John P. Rob-
erts.
COMMON PLEAO COURT.
NEW CASES.
2O571-Village of Bradford by
C. W. Bausman and others ver-
sus D. E. Hess, mayor, and 9th
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

You will notice that whenev-
er the United States forgets it's
ardor for mankind. a Democrat
is elected president, " said Presi-
dent Wilson. in his Indianapolis
speech. He might also have men,
toned several other things the
people forget when they elect a
Democrat to the presidency. But
they don't forget oftener than
once in twenty years.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

"A Virginia factory will make
two and a half million shrapnel
shells for a European consumer.
An ample supply to fill at least
100000 graves" says the Port.
land Oregonian. Yes, and suffi-
cient to help restore business
conditions that were shot to piec-
es by Democratic legislation.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

If the President feels the need
of aid in keeping the one-term
pledge, he can find plenty of help
among the millions of men who
are out of other useful occupa-
ton.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

"No nan" declares the Spring
field (Ohlo) News. "can predict
what will happen politically in
this country next year" New
ertheless and Notwithstanding,
we are rash enough to prophesy
the triumph of the Republican
party.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

The emblem of the Democratic
party in the next campaign will
be pair of workman's overalls
carefully washed, ironed and
laid away in a bureau drawer.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

The Broadway Central, one of
New York soldestand bestknown
hotels, has failed. But the HUtel
de Gink and similar hOstelries
continue to do a thriving bust
ness in these times of psycholog-
ical prosperity.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

It's a great navy we have,
isn't it," said Josephus Daniels to
Admiral Fiske. Eyes, it isn't, !"
answered the Admiral. And now
there is a vacancy in the Admir-
ais job.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

enemies Of its theories of RIM
ming the government were in a
fight among themselves, a fight
that became so bitter that each
side became reckless OF conse-
uuences. -LeavenVorth Times.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

The Secretary of Agriculture
is out west, inspecting the gov
ernment forests. Next year all
the Democrats will be taking to
the tall timber.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

Colonel House, on his way home,
says he has nothing to report to
the President about war condi-
tions in Europe. ''The Presi-
dent" he adds, already knows
more than anyone can tell him. "
This requires no argument. Will
son admits it.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13

A New England Progressive
picturesquely describes the re-
turn of his co-partisans to the
Republican ranks as "renOunc-
ing the impossible to join the in
evitable."
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-13
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
casio RIA
COuRT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.

Order of public sale of real es-
tate returned in estate of Eliza
beth Wagner.
Last will of T. D. Smith was |
admitted to probate and record. |
Philip Anna Smith was appoint
ed executrix under said will;
bond $4,000.
Fred Stemmer was appointed
administrator of estate of Julius
Davidson; bond $4,000.
New bond in sum of $4OO filed
in estate of Cyrus Minnich.
Application filed for appoint
ment of an administrator of es.
tate of Catharine Smith.
Order of appraisement of real
estate returned in estate of Mary
G. Walker. Same confirmed and
order of sale issued.
Sale of real estate returned
and deed ordered in estate of
Charles S. John.
Aaron Wright was appointed
administrator of estate of Hester
Oakes; bond $34OO,
Sale Of real estate confirmed
and deed ordered in estate of
Elizabeth Wagner,
Exceptions filed to account of
Susan Brown, former guardian
of Bonnie A. Brown.
Account of final distribution
filed III estate of Frank Jones, Sr.
Order Of appraisement of real
estate issued in guardianship OF
Caraie E. B. Haines.
Third account filed in estate of
Eli Jackson.
Order of private sale of per-
sonal property returned in estate
of Elizabeth Longenecker.
First account filed in guardian
ship OF Hazel Warren and others
and final as to Hazel.
Order of private sale of real
estate issued and returned in es-
tate of Jesse Brown.
Last will of julius Davidson
was filed for probate and record.
Last will of Frederick Kicker
was admitted to probate and re
cord. Altha Kicker was appoint
ed executrix under said will
bond $4,000.
Inventory and appraisement
filed in estate of Catharine r
Coleman.
Application filed for appoint
ment of an administrator of es
tate of Salem s. Coons.
Petition to sell real estate tc
carry out terms and provisions o.
: will filed in estate of Wm. Har
mon.
Deed of assignment filed from
Charles W. Willis to Guy C. Ba
Ker and same was appointed as
signee; bond $4,000.
Application filed for admission
of Virgil Coat to Institution fol
Feeble Minded Youth.
Application filed for admission
of Russell Smermund to Institu-
tion for Feeble Minded Youth,
| MARKIAGE LlCENSEh.
Earl Niles, %, clerk, Green.
vile, son Of Joseph Niles, and
Mary Fahnestock, "a, Versailles,
daughter of VIM. L. ahne. to.k.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23

IGre . little salesman at The Re publican office. X Want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
AUTO STAGE LINES
 ARE COMMON CARRIERS
Corporation Commission Orders Lines Operating in State to File Complete
 Schedule Of Operations

Recognizing automobile stage lines as common carriers. the corporation com mission yesterday issued an order re- qurirg all lines operating in the state to file their rates and schedules and q complete report of equipment with that body by April |.
 Tine order, which is being sent out today to all the auto stage lines in the stale stipulates that the lines shall re- port in full the termini. route and in termediate points over which the line is operated. the schedule Of arrival and departure, and rates of charges and fares for passengers. baggage and freight The order also requires a statement as to the number of automo- piles in service and the age and con dition of each. The order, it is under stood is preparatory to q general in yestigation by the commission of condi- tons obtaining on auto stage lines throughout the state and the prescrib ing of definite rules and regulations as well as fixed charges for this sort of traffic.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
COMPANY A TAKES CUP
 IN SH00T YESTERDAY
Team Representing Local Militia Com pany is Victorious in Cup Shoot
 for NoVices

The rifle team representing Company \ of this city. won the First Battalion cup yesterday afternoon, when they put it over Companies C and D on the Phoenix range north of the city,
 The match is open to men only who have never taken part in a shoot be- fore. The first shoot was Ner the 200 yard range at rapid fire. Company D from Mesa took this event, being sev- en points ahead at this stage, on the 300 yard range they were still ahead three points but when it came to the 300 yard event, company As team went out and everlastingly shot up things, the final score being, A. 741: D, 724: C. $50.
 The team representing company \ was made up of It. Shamhart, It. Will son. Sgt. Raley. Cpl. Thompson. Pvt. Linuvillo, and Pvt Behr
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
CHALMERsGETS
 HERE FOR SHOW
New Type Motor With For eign Design Overhead Valve All Same Peugeot; New "Boat-line' Model is a Beauty

Fine to look at still better to ride m are the new Chalmers "sixes" re- "eived yesterday by the local distri- hutors. the O'Neil Auto X Supply %. That big gray boat that Nav russ oNeill drove up and down Cen 'ral avenue for a; couple of hours yesterday is the 'AGastcr Six The beautiful Mercedes gray finish the 'ed wheels, speed launch body and capeless radiator make it an unusu- ally attractive car. Next to it comes the Light Six" which the Chalmers people are featuring strongly this sea son. II is q ear that has everything and sells here for S1S75 in the six. passenger model
 The new six. however, IS the mQaol that offers something different, something new Until one sees the monogram on the radiator, he is wiling to believe that it is Peugot or DelaGe, so typically European is the radiator design. And the high speed engine with overhead valves Jnd cam shaft again suggest the for eign racer. Small pistons, tong -trokc. 3ls by 5A are the dimensions. and one immediately begins to won de. if she wouldn't do about 70 if
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
WILLIAMS MAKING BID
 FOR SUMMER TOURISTS

Williams is adding its bid for sum mer patronage with all the vim of newly aronsed civic organization. In response to a communication sent out to all the northern Arizona towns. concerning the possibilities for south ern Arizona summer vacationists. Will Hams replies through it's chamber of commerce that an effort is being made to clear the way for AriZonians who wish to spend the summer in the home state.
 Among those who are making spe cial arrangements to take care of tourists are .Pat Roman of the Grand Canyon Hotel Mir. Powers of the Cottagd house and H. E. Hess.
 In the event twenty families will guarantee to spend four months in Williams. a contractor there will put up and furnish neat little tent houses, at a- reasonable rent.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
ARIZONA HAY CAN
 NOW 60 TO TEXAS
Raising of Embargo Welcome News to Growers in GiIa River Valley:
 Shipments Must Be Fumigated

Opening the Texas market to Ari- zona hay, word of a decision was received yesterday from the live stock sanitary board of that state to the effect that shipments of hay from this state and New Mexico may be admitted if fumigated in ac- cordance with federal regulations
 Word of the raising of the en- 5arSo on Arizona alfalfa was re- ceived with rejoicing by farmers in the Gila river valley who depend on the Texas market as their only outlet Hay will have to be fumi- gated in cars by the use of formal dehyde, under the supervision of a state or federal inspector Raising of the embargo followed an appeal to the governor and the live stock sanitary board of Texas by the Ari- zona officials.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
HOLIDAY FOR
 S0x CONTEST
LangOWski Persuades Phoe- nix it Would Be Good Time to See Big Leaguers Ill Action: Half Holiday is Probable

Wednesday. March 31, will be a sort of a legal holiday in Salt River valley, if the efforts of Manager Paul Julius Langowski of the Mesa Jewels have any success. LangoWski yester day induced the chamber of com merce and the merchants and manu- lecturers here to consider making Wednesday a sort of a A holiday, so that the clerks might have from . until 4:30 to see the game with the Chicago White SoX at Riverside Park. In addition to seeing the two or ganzations and getting them to call a special joint session in order to consider the holiday proposition LangOWski interviewed a number of business men about Phoenix. and se cured an unanimous agreement on the closing proposition.
 He found that the capital city is not much behind Mesa and Tempe in baseball enthusiasm Of course. busi- ness is absolutely suspended in both the soutbside towns for the game. All the folks will be there.
 When asked for a statement on his expectations M the crowd me, Lang owski said that preparations would be made to seat three thousand peo- pie at Riverside Park, and that if the space was filled, it would un- doubtedly be due to the splendid CO., operation of the Phoenix business men. While the appearance of the White SoX is q money making propo- sition for the Mesa team, it is not q selfish one. for practically all the fund raised at the game will be used during the year to make baseball successful in the valley. The nice little profit from last years White SoX game at Mesa resulted in the Jewels being well equipped financially to promote a regular brand of ball all season.
 Governor Hunt will walk to the box and hurl the first bali to Mayor Young.
 Before the game. there will be q baseball parade in which the White SoX and the Indian school band will be prominent members. This pageant will commence at the Commercial Hotel at l2:3o.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23

logged out in racing clothes" The rear end IS carried on long com fort giving, strain absorbing canti- lever springs which guarantee easy riding. This New Six" for that is it's official name, sells here for sf525. and this particular car is the first shipped to any western point When Mare Bunnell, western district man. ager was here a few weeks ago, Tom Trent made him promise to get one here f possible for the Auto Show. and come it did. So Phoenix is hav- ing d look at d new model before even the Chalmers fans of Los Ange- les and San Francisco are given a chance to admire it.
 Tom Trent returned Sunday event ing from Tucson where it was his pleasure to see the racing MaxwelPs finish l-2-4 in the big 103 mile free forall. The track is q wonder for q young one. and the big drivers said 1t could easily be made into one of the finest little speedways in the United States. Trent says that the Maxwell boys were elated at hanging ur so many nonstop records the past two weeks From Tucson Old field went to Oklahoma City for the zoe mile race. while Billy Carlson was called to the factory to try out the new racer that has been built for him. The Maxwell experts use the racers to try out their ideas. to test the various steels used. The same system. the same methods that have made the racers record breakers are ;ised in the Maxwell factory for turn ing cut the stock models.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23

Help "Clean-Up" Day by buying a ticket from a Boy Scout or "Y'' Boys for Thursday evening Adv.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
ID INVITE PROMMENTi
 CITIZENS ID THE DAM

Big fellows of nationwide import ance will be invited to watch the Salt River Valley celebrate the acquisition of a huge water supply in the Roose- welt reservoir April 15. A committee of chamber of commerce people will meet today at four o'clock to frame up a list of those who will be invited to attend. The name of Theodore Roose- welt, in whose honor the dam has been named heads the list of suggestions. advanced by members of the committee
 The conference committee, which is supervising the entire celebration. will hold special meeting tomorrow at four o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23

publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
NO1lcE FOR BIDS
C. l.. SMITH.
 District Clerk

Notice is hereby given that bids Win be received at the office of the Grand Secretary of the Inde- pendent Order of odd Fellows. Geo
 4. Mintz, 13l west Washington street. Phoenix. Arizona, to Monday. April r. 1915, at T. NJ. for the printing. binding. furnishing and delivery of
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23

4o0 copies of the proceedings of tlia Grand Lodge I. Q. o. r. for the year
 1915. the sane to be printed on IS Iound hook paper, bound in 60 pound, cover paper, uniform in type and quality and style of work with the proceedlngs of 1914 and previous years. to be delivered to the Grand Secretary. together with the original
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23

The Wolf Thursday evening, Columbia Theatre. Boys Night tick cts Thursday evening for Boy Scout and ''Y" Boys night costs 35c in cluding reserve seat. Adv.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23

Notice is hereby given to the electors Of Tolleson Union High School district that an election will be held the last Sat. in March between the hours of 9 A. NJ. and r. M in the adobe store building at Tolleson to elect one trus- tee from district No 11 to serve one year and one trustee at large to serve five years
 C. l.. SMITH.
 District Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23

,0py, as per provisions of Article KY Constitution of me Grand Lodge of Arizona, within thirty days after re- eeipt of copy. Bid to include com bling and printing index. The privi- leGe Of rejecting any and all bids is reserved
 GEO. A. MINTZ, Chairman Printing Committee.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
CHINESE STUDENTS
 BEAT VARSITY lo.5
Celestias Out Class Wild Cats in Best Game Ever Seen at Tucson--Re-
 turn Game Today
Special to The Republican,

TUCSON, March 22.-The Chinese ball team from the University of Ha- wai' added another scalp to their belt this afternoon whenthey took the Uni versity Of Arizona Wild Cats into camp to the tune of 10 to ,.
 The celestials put up the finest eXhi- bition of ball ever seen here and al though Arizona played better than they thought they were able at the close of the game the Chimes were far in the lead.
 Porter for Arizona pitched excellent ball and McGoWan on first and Dick Meyer catcher both made two tWo-bag- gers cut of four times at the bat.
 In a second game this afternoon the university is hopeful of taking revenge for the defeat today.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
W|LLYs TRUCK ADDED TO TRANSFER COMPANY

The delivery yesterday of a new Wielys Utility truck by the local branch of the Huntsman Hotchkiss Overland company, added q new ve- ficle to the stock of the Auto Trans fer company, promising local firm
 Manager D. B. Hutchins of the Overland company ordered the Util- fly after exhaustive tests had been made by the transfer company, and it had been decided that this par ticular truck would serve the pur- pase. The truck will he used in the Phoenix transfer service, and will undergo considerable hard work
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-07-29
Eve and william Tell amt in the

Eve and William Tell aint In the
Bible. They're our first parents"
Nov, Billy, you tell tale and then
it will be my time," said Lima with a
he-best-for-the-last air.
"Once they was a OF WITCH" said
Billy, what got outer her skin ev'y
night an lef' 1t on the herth an
turnt herself to a great, big, black cat
an go up the chim'ly an go roun' an
ride folks fer horses, an set on ev'y.
body's chis' an suck they breath an
XIII 'em an then come back to bed
An can't nobody ketch her tell one
night her husban' watch her an he
see her jump outer her skin an drop
1t on the he'rth an turn to a'normous
black cat an go up the chim'ly. An
he got outer the bed an put some salt
an pepper an vinegar on the skin an
she come back an turnt to oman
an try to git back in her skin an
she can't cause the salt an pepper
an vinegar mos burn her up, an she
Keep on a-tryin' an, she can't never
snuggle inter her skin cause 1t keep
on burnin' worser n ever, an there
she is oman 'thout no skin on. SO
can't cause it's pas twelve erclock,
an she jest swivvle an swivvle tell
finely she jest swivvle all up An
that was the las of the ole witch an
her husban' live happy ever after
Amen"
Once upon time," said Lima,
there was beautiful maiden and she
was In love, but her wicked old pa
rent wants her to marry a rich old
man threescore and ten years old
which is most all the old you can
get unless you are going to die; and
the lovely princess. said, No, father
you may cut me in the twain but
will never marry any but my true
love-. SO the wicked parent shut up
the lovely maiden in high tower
many miles from the ground, and
made her live on turnips and she had
nothing else to eat: SO one day when
she was crying a little fairy flew in
at the window and asked, Why do you
weep, fair one? And she said, "A
wicked parent hath shut me up and
| can't ever see my lover any more.
So the fairy touched her head with
her wand and told her to hang her
hair out Of the window, and she did
and it reached the ground, and her
lover, holding rope ladder in one
hand and playing the guitar and sing.
ing with the other, climbed up by her
hair and took her down on the ladder
and his big black horse was standing
near, all booted and spurred, and they
rode away and lived happy ever
after"
How he goin' to clam up, Lima, ;,
asked Billy, with rope ladder in one
hand and his guitar in the other?"
IL don't know" was the dignified
answer That is the way it Is tolt
in my fairy-tale book"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-07-29

to know more'n me and Miss Cecilia
One time they's a man name William
Tell and he had little boy what's
the cutest kid they Is and the devil
come long and temp him. Then the
Lord say. William Tell, you and Adam
and Eve can taste everything they
Is In the garden cepting this one ap.
pie tree; you can get all the pears
and bunnanas and peaches and grapes
and oranges and plums and persim.
mons and scalybarks and fig leaves
and bout million other kinds OF
fruit II you want to, but don't you
tech single apple And the devll
temp him and say he going to put
his cap on a pole and everybody got
to bow down to 1t for a idol and IL
William Tell don't bow down to it he
got to shoot a apple for good or evil
| off'm his little boys head. That's all
the little boy William Tell and Adam
and Eve got. but he ain't going to fall
down and worship no gravy image on
top pole, 80 he put tomahawk in
his bosom and he tooken his bow and
arruh and shot the apple plumb tf'oo
the middle and never ewlnge hair
kof bis head, And Eve nibbie off the
apple and give Adam the core, and
J Lima All time 'spntinR bout Adam and
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-07-29

knows vel. rs or.gwine ter make yo'
nanny gi %ye de worses' whippin'
yer eber got ants gwine ter take
dis here William right ober ter Miss
Minerva. Amt y'all shame. er yer
selves? Er tamperin wild de ha'r
what de good Lord put on er colored
pussons head an er.tryin' fer ter
scarify my feelin's like yer done. An
yer hear me, rs gwine see dat some.
body got ter scarify yer hides"
"If that ain't just like you, Billy"
said Jimmy, you all time got to per-
pose to make niger heads yeller and
you all time getting little boys in trou,
BILE. You bout the smart Alexist jack
rabbit theysis."
You perposed this here hair bust
ness yo'self. Jimmy" retorted his fel.
low-conspirator. "You's always blam.
in yo' meanness on somebody else
ever sence you's born"
hit don't matter who perposed
hit" said Sarah Jane firmly; mean.
ness has been did, an y gotter be
structified on de place pervided by
natur' fer ter let my chile erlone."