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The Detroit times., 1915-03-24
THE STAGE

The Detroit opera house viii be
closed next week, and win reopen
Easter Monday evening. with Henry
Miller, in the charming play, Daddy
Long Legs" made from the book OF
the same name by Jean Webster.
A new farce comedy called Keep
Moving" which was written by
Frederick Jackson. q wellknown
magaxine writer. will be given its
performance on any stage Monday
evening. March -. in the Garrick
theater. The company include May
vckes. George Parsons. Fay wallace.
Elizabeth Nelson. Herbert CortheIl,
Ralph Morgan and others.
Vaughan CHASER. Fay Courteney
and the CHASER stock company which
viii begin their annual spring season
in the Lyeeum theaier. Sunday.
March 20. are now In the city busily
rchearsing St Elmo for the open
ing bill. An added feature to the
current weeks performance OF In
Old Kentucky" will be prize dane
ing contest 70 be held on the stage
Friday evening. when local dancers
viii have An opportunity TO compel
for trophies.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
Hayden Happenings

The preparations for the Fourth are not very extensive here, the only event being the ball game be- tween Ray Con mill team and the Ray Con Miners. Reverend Morrison is preparing a patriotic service for Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Grevelle is arranging for the erection of a cottage on the hill fac ing the ball grounds. It is impossible at present to obtain houses. many families waiting in Winkleman for an opportunity to rent one here. MT. Patton and son Edgar return ed Thursday from Phoenix, coming overland in their new Ford. Homer Pruitt who has been in the emplOye of the Ray Con. Co. left Tuesday for his home in Texas, where he will make an extensive visit.
 The l. o. o. F. lodge and their sister Rebeccas are planning joint installation of officers on Saturday night. A big feed" is arranged for when the work of the evening is com pleted.
 The Ray Con. Co. adopted the sliding scale of wages to go into eff feet July 1, and Hayden employees are enjoying a raise of 60 cents per day.
 The mill was shut down for three hours on Thursday while repairs were in progress.
 The junior classes of the Sunday school. both boys and girls, spent Friday evening under the large cot tonwoods at the junction and at the river Ball and swimming were en- joyed as well as a feast which was the real event of the outing
 A number of the former pupils of Mrs. Petro. surprised her at her home on Thursday evening and most enjoyable time was had by all present.
 The Pythian Sisters decided to dis band for the next two months at their regular meeting held Thurs day evening.
 MT and Mrs. Wm. Wiguall left on Wednesdays train for Phoenix where they went to place MT. Wig uall under the care of a specialist. MT Wiguall was saving a board and knot flew into his face iniuring the eye so seriously that alarm is felt about saving it.
 Jack Trotter has built a cottage in North Hayden and moved his family into it on Thursday
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

Mesa is ready in all it's glory Tor the joint celebration tomorrow ana Tuesday of Independence Day ana the MaricOpa county midsummer fa1l- The occasion has no precedent and the efforts of hundreds of the Mesa boosters that are extended over seV- eral months of time are about to be realized in one great and grand eel ebration that will be mark in his- tory for years to come. Out at the fair grounds yesterday the continual chatter of hammers, the untiring ef- forts of the busy people in erecting their booths and later in the day the first sight of the incoming exhibits bespoke of one of the biggest and best county fairs that has ever been held in the valley.
 Just as d starter the south side was given a tip last evening when the curfew rang in the way of n mini ature fireworks exhibition. A sky rocket display was given and several of the huge 42 centimeter shells that have been so carefully guarded since their arrival in Mesa were exploded The display was a good example of what the crowd will be treated to tomorrow night when the two hun dred dollars worth of explosives are touched over as the closing number to the days program.
 The indications for the fair are the best ever. At the North school
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
MARJCOPA COUNTY FAIR
 PROGRAM
Subject to Changc) July 5, Independence Day Cele5-z-'~-

 July 5, Independence Day cele5-s-'~- Morning gun at sunrise. Raising the flag.
 M.-Band concert on ban by Mesa City band, W. !. leader.
 10 A. M.-Parade. M. P. H... grand marshal.
 1st Division Band, Mesa, Joe marshal.
 Mayor and council in autos. Military.
 2nd Division. Tempe Band. nos Lee, marshal.
 Merchants display floats. 3rd Division, old Settlers. Cow boys, Indians. MeXicans, --.. Hirum Phelps, marshal. P. M.-Independence Day, BuI Tempe.
 4th July program at Far GroIi Cnorth school grounds)
 Master of ceremonies-Dr. J. H Nelson.
 Music by asscmblage. assem'l.- choir, under direction of Mrs. Huhc- Oration-My America, by Mayor C,a. M. FrlZZcll or IeHlpe {, America, by audience Sports for the children-NateIfart. supervisor.
 P. M.-Ball game.
 S:3o P. Mold Settlers camp fro Warren Sirrins. chairman. Music-By selected choir; old sa1ss, under direction of Mrs. Hubert Camp Fire stories and early Ga.s iu Arizona-By pioneers.
 Home. sweet Home. by everybody. Fire Works. Good night.
 July 9th 9:3O A M-Music by band. Mes7. Address Markets, present aua ..- ture." bv Prof Stanley F. Morse Address-"Dairy." by w. w. N..r- nell.
 Music-Male quartet. Address-"The Advantage or 1.-. Breed Stock" by Frank Reed Sar0 Address Markets II. M. t.-.- more.
 Music By male quartet. Poultry, by W. II. E ris.
 Talks by others upon subjects o. " interest $500 P. M.-Races, Dan Klaus superintendent. 300 yard dash. Free for all. e. & entrance. not less than 1 t Purses SEQ. $1O. Three -eights mile free for
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
|S0UTHS|DE |S ALL READY FOR :.
 BIG MAR|COPA COUNTY FbI5

building, corner of Center and S. ond streets where the exhibits
 be located and where a ma .r of the two Gays' program ~yi VI oIucted, there were busy times daylight until dark yestcrd speak ker's stand, tie accom- lH for the public, the cOncessioI h.. :he produce display benches of the many departments to f. grounds were up and in shaU. night. The finishing touche added today and by nightfa thing down to the most min tail will be in readiness for ciaI commencement of the t7. progra m when the stars and ~... are raised at sunrise tomorrow l n ing.
 From then on there will be lc thing doir.S every minute. The .a of both Tempe and Mesa will I. !, the job all the day and throu-H ,f evening with their music, and .or citizen of Mesa will be on th. o to make the best of r.1 minute for the entertainment 0 4 guests.
 The Gem City has thrown it. wide open and invites all M Ifa county to share in what it h. E ranged to be one of the best 6 summer fairs and Fourth o6 ever held in the
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
CHRISTIAN CHURCH TODAY

Sunday school will commence this morning at 9:45 o'clock in the Christ ian church and the lesson will be a study of "Absalom's Failure. 3 Samuel lS:1-l'. The morning preaching ser wee Wil commence at eleven o'clock and close promtply at 11-45. During the summer the pastor will preach fir teen minute sermons commencing a series thlS morning with discussion of Taking God at His Word" Christian EndeaVor at 7:45 o'clock Everybody IS invited to attend any and all of these services.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
TEMPE NEWS NOTES
TEMPEANS CONTRIBUTE
 ID MESA COUNTY FAIR
Butte City Fulfills Its Pledge to Fail and Turns Cash Over to
 the Manager

That Tempe is substantially support ing the county fair being held this year tt Mesa is readily evidenced by the fact that the finance committee last evening turned over one hundred and fifty dol lars cash to President Howard Brown If the local board of trade who will in turn forward the money to the fair committee.
 It was with ease and with good feel ing on every hand that the money was subscribed and it is with 2. gladsome note of satisfaction that Tempe has stuck to its pledge that was made the Mesa boosters when they were here several weeks ago in the interests of the county fair
 These are the business men and live
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

wire citizens of Tempe who contributed to the fund raised by the local board of trad" to support the fair:
 Tempe Daily News, Clark Bros. Mar Net, schmidt Harness Shop. J. Monroe Bragg. J. E. Grifnng. Ryder Lumber company. Windcs real estate. Hyder Bros. Rowand barber shop, c. A. Good win. F. A. Row, Tempe Hardware com panN l.. D. Crook w. c. DeNore, w. Lukin Cash Store, Cash, Brown Mere.
 'o., c. R. Finch livery. H. Lukin Cash Store, C. C. Woolf, attorney, Niels Pe- terson, F. Matley, ETlinSson X Sons, D. G. Buck livery. Pacific Creamery, Far ncrs X Merchants bank, Tempe Ma ionAl bank, Valley Lumber company, J. r. McClain. Carl Hayden J. w. Woolf. McNary drug store Birchett Bros, Laird & Dimes
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
THE EASTMAN SCORED

The Duke of Connaught tells good story against himself. Some years ago when he was raised to the posi- ton of lieutenant colonel of the First Rifle Brigade the late Queen Vic toria commanded that he should only be saluted as a regimental officer and not as a member of the royal family
 on one occasion, however, an Irish sentry, seeing the duke and duchess approaching, turned out the guard and gave the royal salute
 The duke was much annoyed and
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

! The return to the valley will be made tonight and the nine will resolve itself | into two distinct teams again to play the Tempe Mesa game as scheduled on
 the Fourth of July celebration program 1 in the Gem City tomorrow afternoon. 1 Oviedo who is not going to make the | trip to tine hills will be on the mound for the locals in tomorrow's battle.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
NO GAME TODAY

The Tempe Mesa game scheduled for this afternoon on the Gem City dia- mond has been cancelled in favor of a couple contests the Mesans will play up m the hills. Bright and early this morning the combined forces of the two south side teams will get away for Su- Perlor where they are billed to play at l";"o- After the game at Superior the team "lll continue on to Ray for sec ond game of the day at four o'clock
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
WITH THE MOVIES TONIGHT

His Captive" a powerful story of 2 startling climax is the two part picture and special attraction of tonight's pie ture show at the Airdome. The Story Of the Clock" and King Baggot in "Tho Streets oi Make Believe" are single reel pictures included on the program.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
SID CHAPLIN AT MAJESTIC

Tonight at the Majestic will h, shown one of the funniest of cemodi- ans, in the person of Sid Chaplin;
 in a Keystone 2-reel special comedy
 entitled 'GusSie Rivals Jonah" This picture is said to have produced more laughs. along the road, than any "Gussie" film ever produced. In con nection with this picture will be shown the new episode of the great mystery picture. the $2O.O000 900 mys-
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
IN TEMPE

Captain Max Ritterroth and Mrs. Ritteroth were in Tempe Friday after noon from their home east of Mesa visiting with friends MT. Ritterroth is district agent for the New Vanaphone talkink machine.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. Scott. recently of Oklahoma, will fill the pulpit at the Baptist church to- day in the absence of the regular pas tor He will preach at the eleven o'clock service this morning. Sunday school will be held at ten o'clock
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
CONTRACT FOR PIPE

The board of public works in session yesterday afternoon let the contract to the Stalie Plumbing company for four carload of vitrified sewer pipe that will be used in making the connections from the alleys and streets to property lines.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
CHURCH NOTICES Christian Science

Christian Science services will be held in the K. F. hall this morring at II o'clock. Subject God" Col Men text: Leviticus 26:12: 'T will walk among yoo and will be your God. and ye shall be my people Sun tay school at 9:45 a. m. All are
 made welcome.
 Baptist Church Services at Baptist church today will be as follows Sunday school at 10 q. m. Morning worship with ser
 mon on theme. Casting Shadows" it II a. m. Evening service at S:15. Theme. The Making of a Nation" All are welcome. Good music Nj. E. Church Sunday school at 10 a. m Morning services at 11:00 a. m. Special patri- otic music Address. American Citi- zens. the Fundamental Elements in | Our National Life by the pastor | Evening services at S D. m sharp. on the lawn Address, "Marred Vessels. % l lby the pastor.
 Latter Day Saints Monthly High Council meeting at l l0:30 at the Tabernacle. Ward Sun day school at 1O.30. Priesthood meet | ings at 9:15. Preaching at 12:15.
 July 4th celebration at S:15 D. m. on | the tabernacle lawn.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
B. Y. p. u. HAYRIDE SUCCESS

Int B. Y. r. r. hayride Friday night was proclaimed a big success hy all of the eleven girls and eighteen boys who went out about a quarter of mile past the old bridge. to the campfire built there, and assisted in ! the numerous games played Another ! lawn social will be given in two l weeks.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
ATTEND THE MARIGOPA CO

proceeded to give the sergeant in charge a piece of his mind
 But the quick witted Irishman was equal to the occasion.
 The guard. sorr," he said in the richest brogue, lis for her royal high ness, who, as member of the royal family, is entitled to it!'
 After that the duke could say nothing. Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
VISITING IN TEMPE

Mrs. Charles Stewart and children, were in Tempe Friday visiting friends from their ranch home near Florence, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
MRS HART RETTER

Mrs Nate Hart is reported to he doing nicely at the Southside hospi- tai. Her friends will be glad to note that she will be out again within short time. after such serious ill., ness
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
VISITOR FROM GLOBE

Mrs. l.. l.. Cox of Globe. is spending a few days in Tempe, the guest of MT and Mrs. Roy Rummage at their home in Goldman Addition.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
DEPARTED FOR COAST

Mrs. Hugh Laird and children de- parted recently for Los Angeles where they will pass tce summer.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
VISITING IN TEMPE

Mrs. F. N Wilson and baby son, ar rived in the valley last evening from Ray for a visit with relative and friends in Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

Hire a little salesman at The ke- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
CONCERT BY BAND TODAY

The band has arranged it's usual good program for the concert on the plaza this evening at siN-thirtN o'clock Some new members are on the program and The musicians are in extra good shape in anticipation of the share they will have in the big doings at Mesa tomor- row This is the program for this eve Ding
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
LAWN PARTY AT JoHNSON's

Last evening Mrs. Chas. NJ. Johnson gave another of the lawn parties for which she and Mr. Johnson have be- come famous.
 The guests gathered on the beautiful lawn at the Johnson home which was profuselN decorated with red. white and blue bunting, flags and Japanese lan- terms IL is needless to say that every one enjoyed themselves to the utmost. when one knows the amiable and en- tcrtairing host and hostess The fol- lowing is list of the lucky guests:
 Mir. and Mrs. Walters. Mir. and Mrs. Dingle. MT. and Mrs. Baldwin, MT. and Mrs. Silvertnorne, Dr. and Mrs. Greer. Dr. and Mrs Palmer, Mir. and Mrs. l.. r. Johnson. Mir and Mrs George John son. MT and Mrs. Sreeve Peterson, MT and Mrs J. NJ. Sehuele. MT. and Mrs C. F. Salin. Mir. and Mrs. N. R. Bowen. Mir. and Mrs. w. K. Bowen. Mir. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen, Miss Rainbolt. Miss Notly, Miss Duffy. Miss Angnes Duffy. Miss Amy Brundage. Miss Bau- hlitz. Miss Jessie Robertson. MT. and Mrs Cecil Drew, Messrs Lee Colvin. Ross Cox. Mills. Reynolds, Foster MT. and Mrs. Stillwell, Denver Johnson. Doc. Denson. Miss Bench, Mrs. Felter. Dr- Stoncr.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
MESA NEWS NOTES
ALL |S READY
 FOR THE FAIR

The grounds of the North School and the school building nave been nut in readiness for the opening of the A:aricopa County Fair Monday.
 The light, 300 candle-powcr globe, has been put up on the wa ter tank; it was lighted for the first tine Friday night and can be seen au over the valley.
 The executive committee of the County Fair, held meeting and dis cussed all business connected with the fair. and it was found that every thing was now in readiness for the opening Manager Robertson report ed that the fair k sure to be d sue cess now that everyone in the val ley knew all about it. il has been so we'll advertised. and that it is sure to be the biggest thing of it's kind over attempted in the southwest.
 The program committee reports that the fireworks have arrived safe iy and the people will be treated to one of the biggest and best displays ever seen in this part of the country. Mir A. x. smith has been appointed as a committee of one to look after the display of the work of the man ual training department students of the local schools.
 The Mesa opera House has been secured for the farmers dance and banquet to be held the night of the eth, Tuesday. The Mesa orchestra will furnish music for this celebra- tion.
 C. r. Blanton, of the finance com mittee. reports that all the sub scriPtions have been collected.
 The Goddess of Liberty voting was very strong yesterday: late count of the ballots showed that Miss Clar Turner of Tempe had spurtcd into the lead, with Misses Ethel Davis and Gertrude Nelson, both of Mes;@ pressing close for the honors. TFe final results will be known today
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

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Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

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Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
DONATION DAY, OCT. 80
Date Fixed For Annual Event Fol-
OskslOosa Hospital.

Saturday, October &c. will be do,
nation Day" for the Oskaloosa Hos
pital. This date was decided upon
for the annual occasion by the Board
of Management last evening, and
preparations are already under way
by Superintendent Miss Ida Swanson
anu her corps of nurses. Decide
what you wish to give this worthy
institution and remember the date,
Saturday, October 80.
1t was also announced at the Board
meeting that an extra student nurse
had been taken at the hospital to
make provision for the services of a
visiting nurse, as desired by the
Woman's Club and the Social Ser.
vice League. AS soon as the two
organizations take further action, the
system will be inaugurated. Affairs
at the hospital are moving along
nicely as is indicated by the follow
ing report for the month ending Sep
tember 30:
Number of male patients remain
ing August 81 ............... 5
Number of female patients re-
naming August 31............ l
lOldl uuulDCl VI pdllCllo !"
naming August 81 ..........
Number OF male patients admit
ted during September ........
Number of female patients ad-
mitted during September -. .16
Total number of patients admit
ted during September ..... E. 25
Total number of patients treated
during September ........ 81
Number of surgical cases during
September ...... ............l7
Number Of medical cases during
september ....... .........14
Total number of patients treated
during September ........... 81
Number of patients discharged
during September ............14
Number of deaths during Sep
TENDER Observation-Disclosures.
Number of male patients remain
| ing September 81. 6 -
I Number of female patients re-
naming September 31..,..... 8
Total number of patients remain
| ing September 3l............. l;
Total number of patients treated
! since founding of hospital. 80. 1876
Respectfully submitted,
IDA z. SWANSON,
Superintendent.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
VIC. lNlGAND HIS CORN
Cedar Township Champion Grower
Visits wapellO Institute.

Iowa's champion corn grower, Wal
ter G. Imig of Cedar paid a short Wis
it today to the Wapello County Farm
ers'' Institute now in session here,
Wednesday. He was on his way to Pu'
laski in company with A. r. Bluhm
state organizer for grange work. He
had with him some samples of corn
with which he has won several prizes
Mr.. Imig's list of winnings of his
Iowa Ideal" for the year of 19l4-l5
include:
The grand champion ten and fifty
ear samples (any variety )of county
Mahaska fall festival, OskaloOsa.
Amateur champion bushel (any var
iety) of Iowa.
First prize amateur thirty ear pure
bred class-IoWa state corn snow
Ames.
Awarded gold medal on bushel o.
white corn--Iowa Ideal.
Awarded silver medal on thirty cal
pure breed sample-lowa Ideal, Pan
ama-Pacific exposition, San Francisco
Champion ten ears white corn o.
the. state - Iowa State fair, De'
Moines.
Mr.. Imig's description of the lowe
Ideal follows:
"Of all the different varieties o.
white corn grown in Iowa, | belieVE
there is no variety that will outclas'
Iowa Ideal. believe it leads, no
only in show ring quality, and that i
the only way to judge the quality 0
variety, but in the growth of stalk
maturity and Smelling percentage
This strain of Iowa Ideal has been IL
the hands of careful corn breeders
ever since the variety was originated
BY close breeding, the type has be
come unusually we'll fixed. 1t natures
in 10 to lis days, somewhat earle
than some Of the other varieties o
white corn. Length Of ears is from
to 10H inches, eighteen to twent!
rows distinctly paired. Dent some
what after the order of improved
Reid's yellow dent. The stalk is med
ium in height, sturdy but not coarse
The leaves are broad and of darke
color than common. The shank is no
course or tough, making it an cas-,
corn to gather. The number of frs
prizes that 1t has taken is remarkabl
considering the short time this varid
ty has been established.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
THE FESTIVE NINROD
Many Anxious TO Share the Joys
of a Sportsman.

The nimrods are getting busy and
are purchasing their rights to carry
firearms by the dozens. Following
is list OF hunters licenses issued
since the report of a few days ago:
Frank Montgomery, Oskaloosa;
Scott Smith, Tracy; Vernon Blair
Beacon; F. p. Reed, Tracy; Joe Bar
nett, GiYin; VIM. OBrien, GiYin; A
Mendenhall, ST., Oskaloosa; G. w
Shockley, oskaloosa; R. w. Cowell
Taintor; Kenneth McWilliams, Oska
loosa: sB. Dunbar. Rose Hill; A. j
Villont, Bussey: AL Stanley, 0ska
loosa; Nv. T. Ballinger. 0skaloosa;
Marvin Wolfe, Fremont; Cleo Wolfe
Fremont; p. w. Evans. 0skaloosa
Howard Bryan. New Sharon Geo
Silverthorn. Rose Hill; Geo. Douglas
Rose Hill; r. Gatewood. Lacey; A
Gavin, Tracy; Herman Sllvers. Leigh
ton; Hin Potter, Lacey; Jasper Jones
Lakonta; Wolter Schutt, Leighton;
1T. d. Beintema. Leighton; C. Van dc
Haar, Leighton; Glen Hargrave. Rose
Hill; Earl Sarver, Tracy; W. r
Marsh, New Sharon; Lon Van Too
rem. Leighton; Roy Blakeley. Tracy:
| J. q. Woody, Cedar; Neil Crisman
New sharon; John Hall Eddyville
lF. D. Knight Rose Hlll Virgi
knight. Rose I'M; chas. Grlggs, Ross