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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
SdaItcr.Sdlnh am DECORATIONS
Sagc.

q(nl1Blid OcS @rdberi6miidlmgS
Cages om 30. @toi merOen Die Sdol.
ter i'm %oitgebdltoe am @dttog &c.
idlollen. Dic 9rieinorfen glbtbei.
lng 6lei6t bis 7 ll6r 9l6enos 9e0ii.
net. 0ic @oitlagcr. STEELE lit BON 6
ll6r @}orgeus bis t2 ll6r NlittagS
imO BON llbr bis Z ll6r gl6enos &c.
6ffnct. 0ic glaHt.Station 0iinet i'm
10 ll6r @Attoes unO lit oiicn iiir
@eloperIcnorng uno 9lnnabmc iiir
9eitrage sur @oitiparfdiie 9rieibe.
itcllingcn finoen mr bis @iittaas i2
llbr itatt, tmo 3war I'M z ll1r 3
Ql6r uno I'll ll6r @ormittagS I'M CSC.
idditsoiitritt, uno i'm @oDn0iitritt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
@clcscn0cits-aaufc.

0ol0ene mO iil6erne llbren Gorlted-
noocln 9linge unO 9roden 6iaig
5l bo6en II @ian wenoe ii6 on
Oic 2omen Oes oGiicrnen 9iing.
6onoS." ScOcn Niittlpod.
SyeBt lit Die 3eit mo @elegen6eit,
y6re Ginfduie in @olO- moSdmud-
laden 81 1uBerit 6iQigen @reiicu 5ll
no6cu. llbrch 9inge, 9}aoeln imo
ouocrc QcgeniiGnoe oerfouieu Die
Tainen OcS n@iiernen &ing-6onos,
apcl9e ieOen @}ittwo6 i'm 9ireall
Oes nGeutiGen GorreiponOenten" an.
mcleno iino. @r16tige 9lrtifcl ite6cn
5im &erfouf ino perOcn nGe6relm-
sc unO 9ie66o6er bon @elegenbeits-
f1uien ge6eten, oic Soden in 9lugen-
I1cin 5u nc6mcn lno i6re @o6l 81
treifcn, ino olsoaun i6re 5relmoe
ouf oicie duBcrit giinitige @eIegeu-
beit billig in Ocu 9eiib bon Sdmud'
ioden 81 fonimen ouimerfiam 6li
noc6en.
g9ieoer6olt muroe Oorouf bingc.
iuieien OoB nod oerihieOene Serr=
ihaitcn @egenItdn0c sur Ginloiln8
3iriidgeloiicu 6a6en. Gle Gomen
ocs Gomitc's fonnen iebt oieie ga
cben bei'm 6eiten @iQcn nidt ldnger
bolteu. @er aIio Ieiu gigent6lml
germ 5uriid6o6cu nodte, Der fonmc
om @iiftlpob peri0nlib oOcr beua4.
ric6tgc Die 0omcu Oes v@iiernen
9iiug-~Gomite's, peldes ieoen @litt-
nod i'm 9iireou Oes oGeuticben Gor-
reiponoenten~ ampeieno iino.
Gic 3eit gum Gini6mel6en Der @c.
genItGnoe riidt inimer nG6er, rno
IoQ audi ser 9etrog BON $4,000 poll
weroen, aug weldem @runOe aae
6rcunoc ser giiten Sadie ge6eten
meroen, Iib om @littpo6 3meds 9ln'
faufs BON @e9enitdnoen unO uGiier.
men &ingen" in oem gerfauisraume
cin3uiin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
-@cOadJtniF-Gycicr

oyn Sen @aole Ghlb-GGuuen I'M
M3ornlono. Gbcoter @ebduoc finoet
bcutc glu6nlittog cine @}emorioI-
6cicr fir oic beriiorbenen @litglie.
ser 0c3 Oroens itott. 9loditc1cno
0ds Hroeronm:
9roucr. DioridD, Srdciter, (G9o.
pin), 6. g. Glpero, S. S9D. @riobt
&. g. EnrleD.
Groffmng. @rdiiOcnt Snmes 6.
Calls.
@cOct: aoplun ssilfiom S. sSc6-
ncr.
acnor. 5olo; Isl ipit6 all pour
bcart" (cliio6), 6. STANLEY &ci-
iter.
6. See.
g}omcnsoitfruf, @cfretar gsiliam
s. @cttrlit.
gopron.Solo, o9lpa @laria" ,Ntil.
loro, 5rou Soiep6 9Sipitone
9icoe: 9iobert s. See
Gr9cIter. Sitrs ScrenaOc; 6. g.
Gupcro, aylote; $. SorrD @rigbt
Gcllo; 6. @. @orleD, @iono.
9lniprad)c, Siioor @oIoitrom.
G6orlicO ngla1er mein @ott au
Sir
SegcnipenOune Olrh aoplon gSil-
lian S. gSebner.
Sruu So6n Suifert IT, miro be-
gleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
nicOcriMlngen mo mir peroen ie9en,
Oh Sie S6r &eripre6en bolten."

nic0cri9lngen mo mir perOen ie9en,
o6 Sie SIR &eripreben boltcn."
@ill 5aGleM mur0c emilia i
len.
Ser so S,o6re alte @6iIemon @.
acoc6 bon glr, sos, 9lorO Carroll.
ton-9lDc, Gin @los glqent, 1oitc
li6 gcIcrn mcocn onge5liAcn 9iidt-
IorgetrogenS fir ieinc @bcirai lmo
orci nlinocrid6rigc Giuocr III Der
noroucilli6cn 4oli5eiitotion Dor6id-
ter 9renocl 3u Ocrontporten Ger
c6cnolige @ol3ciridter Samcs Z.
O&cill rcprdicntirtc Sral acod),
iud6reno Scr 9lngeiduloi9tc olr1 ".
1SoleD Butter ucrtrcten mar. SnI
9oufc 0es @cr6orS nanntc S5r 81
g}cia &eod einen 9iigner 6eigling,
9rlnfen6olo uuO Bum" aea9
DcrIpro6, icincr 5rou BON nun Oil
iu0dentfid $i5 81 ge6en, nno wrr0e
cnilaiieu
Ger &ricg mar Q bulo.
Sine Observation-Disclosures Be-
trcifs oes curopdiI9cn ariegcs fii6r-
tc am 6reitoe 9l6eno 5u eiuem wii-
item arowoll in Der g9irt6idoit uon
SSoI. 9}oOofotpsfi in SIt 9rooflpn
Slime 9lrunocl Gountp. llngefdbr
t2 BcrIoncn puroeu Dcrlebt tS mnr-
sen pcr6oitct uno mcitere 6cItiabs
men ite6en be0or. Sin Ger6or, mel.
Dies geItcrn in Der 9rooflpner Foli-
5eiitotion Itottfono, purOc bon Sid.
ter @otee porldilfig pcri1o6eu Nlc6-
rere 0rouei 6et6ciligtcn ii6 an Der
odgeueiuen 9louferci imO beiinoen
Iib inter 0en @crlebten. @oli5ilt
Soiie perbaitete pier Der 9loooubril-
Scr iuo 6rudtc iie in cincm SitneD-
gus sur 9oli5eiitation
Gin Gigorretten SeinO.
Slidtcr Sobn s. 9Sotee, ser neucr-
nonnte 8oli5eirihter BON 9rooflDn
ao6 qeitcrn gornittog 6cfount, ooB
er iud6rcno Scr @erbore oos 9iauden
in benz 5totiouSge6duoe, iowie Oas
erI6eincn bon 9(ngeflogteu, 3euaeu
ooer Eoli5iIten inSemOsorneln nidt
0uIoe.
Wlortis G6eruou weIc6er ais Col
metiber flngirt erihieu geitcruGor.
mittag 6cmOdrnclis in Der @oli5ei-
Itotion un0 puroe bon oem 9lihter
prompt 6eoeiltet OoB er sur sur 9llS-
if6uaq icines 0olmetideronltes .ei-
men arogeu uu5u6inoen lno 9lod
on,u3ie6en babe. Sp6ter itcdte er
iid cine Cigarette an unO wuroc
picOerull 5ur 9ronung gerufen.
9is iett mar oos 0iouheu lelbit
9lrreiianten m0 3eugel meldlc Elm
%er6or 81 6eiie6eu batieu acitattet
eepeien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Plus sen 9suli5ciocridtcu.


Somcs &. @ilfens oen @roBgeidmo-
rcuen ii6crluieicn. - Sit 6ejr6ul-
Oiot, ii6 wicoer6oIt an ser
idpot6imnieen Stella Sites Der
gongen 5u 6o6cn. - Gos @ldo-
den lit 90 Sabre olt oleidt a6er
cincnt i6-id6risen ainoe.
Ger @cridtsperiobrcu purOc &C.
ileru Ourb 9li6ter %odorO I'M mitt-
leren 9Soli5cigeri1t Scr 81 Sabre alte
SomcS 6. 9ilfcns ii6erpieien mel.
der beiduloi0t III, iib an ser
idiuoGiinigen Sdipeier ieiues
S6picgcrio6ues, Steao Sites, pic-
Oer6oIt oerguuocn 8il 6o6en Gas
N}1o6en lit 20 Sabre aft, ioa a6cr
nod 9lusiogen oes Or. s. 9S6omp-
ion bon Ser Nientol 6pgienic Socic-
IN oif einer @eiitcsItuie eines ieds-
id5rigcu @id0dens ite6cn Sm Sop
fins giutteriboits @oipital piIroc
ooS O}Goden e6enfaas untcrludt
Sic Ger6ditlug erfoIgtc ouf @rlno
geuilicr llmItGnoe ourcb Die Gctcf-
tipS Sones uu0 SenfinS. 9lod Scr
0urbgreiien0en 9cmeisoninu6me ill
@ilfcus Dem @eridtsperialrcn iibcr.
pieien morOen
Smmcrpd 6rcn0e %arole.
@6orlcs 9. 8er9uion lu,o So6n
Srcoerid, ppei Goror6eiter Oer5oiit6-
ern Gan So, itanoeu geiicra Dor
Gidter @eredt in Der oitlihcr Eo-
li3ciItation, neil iie &no6cn, Die la9
geieblide 2llter 5nm 9lrbeiten ro6
nidt crlmigt 6otten unO aud fcincn
Grlou6niBi4ein pom itatiitiiden9ii-
reau 6eIitrL angeIteat botten &idb
fer @eredt gab cine ieltene @nti6ei'
Dung o6. ST lieB oie g(ngeiArloig'
ten ge6en, biclt o6er eleid5eitig oei
Sal offen ipcourcb es i0m ernog.
lidt 1T, cDcntuel ipoter, iaas Der
cine r0er anocre lid Der @erlebung
oeiiel6cn @eiebeS idulOig MAIDEN
ioGtc, cine 9citroilng por5lne6men.
g d 9ioabcGon6s @eripre-
den.
sd MID eia @eriprehen INTER-
Seidueu, ooB iH nie mieoer einen
Sropieu 2Ilfo6ol triufen meine 6rou
oerpriigeln o0er meine 10 GinOer be-
1binpfen peroc," crfldrte geiterll
Syo6n s. 5bpo6elono BON 93r. 1923,
Gl5o6et6 Cane, in Der iiioli6en 80
li5eiItatiou 9li6ter 9}auit oeseuii6er,
Dor welGem er ii9 iuegen @riigelnS
ieiner 6rou glednor Shpo6elano,
al ucrontluorteu botte Ger 9iidter
seigte lib 6iermit 3uirie0en lmO iog.
te: 0SS6 mer0e oie 9lnibulOiglng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
GhiffSnadlridlteu.

g9ic n0t6ig Stalien ao6len 6rau6t,
6eueiIt Ger llmitanO, Dab in Oen leb-
ten Nlonaten cine groBere 9ln5a6l
itolieniidjer Segelidifie Oen 6ieiigen
Sofcn anlief Inn ni6ts glnOeres ais
ibmor5e Giomonten an 9or0 5u neb-
men. Gie meiiten Segler fommen
BON @enua. sic ge6ran6en Olrd.
ldnittIih fiir oie 9leiie no6 8oIti-
more 80 Gage. @inige Ser 6a6r5eil.
ee tonncn bel aiinitigem @ino Oie
Syo6rt in 50 Gagen ma1en ole Wle6r.
3a6l 6raudt abcr 100 oOer mebr "a.
oe 0ie Oreinloitige 9orfe San
@liIeppc" 6cu0t6igte iogor t1S Eas
ge, uno oie Manniboit muBte iid
nit 0en giabrlingsnitteln iebr ein-
i6r1nfen.
Sod ME 5liuor puroe @etreioe IN
einenl 9eibterboot ibcr sen O5ean
gei1iiit. Oies fam ober ndGite $50.
DIE ni9t me5r geiagt weroen, nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Inn z Hin As un0it0 ll6r 30 @orlnit'
tags. observation-disclosures iinocn I'M
@cibditsOiitrift DON s llbr Born. bis
II ll6r 0}ittags itiinolid ltatt, ioiuic
BON 2 bis s ll6r 9lae6nlittags, I'M 10
uno 10 llbr giahts. SIN 8o3n-Qi.
thrift BON Z bis 10 llbr &ormittass,
ionic i'm 5 ino 8 llbr 30 9ladn1.
unO II llbr gtadtS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
5rriinniacr entfi6rt ieinc aiuOcr

Somaro StanS6urp, Ser Dor eini-
gen Eagen aus Dem SpringiieIo.9lipl
fiir Syrriinniee in Sofcsuille ent-
Iproug, bate iiG nab g9aibington be-
ge6en lrno bon bort feline 6eiOen SOB
ne, 12 reIp. IA Sabre alt, entfiibrt.
0ie 6cioen Gna6cn perid6panOen aIf
oen g9cgc nac6 ser Sdllle. SSrou
Stansburp, oie i6re 6arm in Siucet-
air Baltimore County, na6e Ger
SarforO Gountp @ren5e, Derlaiien
6atte uno nod @oi6instou 500, noA.
Dem i6r @atte nod Oeu gliDl gebrodt
woroen mar bena1ridtigte Staats.
anpalt Sartmon BON Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

ocm scr Ganpicr qG6arlcs ).
Nloocr~, Der gciteru BON ytcp-Yorf
bier anfam, nit Dem 2eibtcr vFoilu"
i'm S6lepptau in Gee geito9en 1T.
9ln 9oro oeS 9eidtcrs bciiuoen li9
$1,000 9uidcl @ei5eu. Gie Saoung
lit na1 Sa SaOre 6rantreih, be-
itinmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

GolnItu bon Der @ntiii6rung Der bci-
ocn aiuocr. sic le6t in Der 9lnglt
Dob i6r @ottc Den Gnabcn cucutuea
Gin 2cio 5uiiigcu miro. Gic $oIi5ei
lit ser 9lnii@t DOB Der Srrlinnigc
nod ieincr 6arnt 5uriidfebrt, wes-
6al6 0os Saus 6cua1t miro.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Gincm S,crSidlas crlcscu.

gSd6rcn0 per 9lrbeit I'M oritten
Stod oeS @ebduocS Der 5irma SEC.
goruell & 60. 9tr. 2t7 gSoro-Gbor.
les. .StroBe, puroe gcitern George
81. Wlatt6ers, elmer Der Glteiten PIN.
geitcllten oieier 6irwa, BON eineu
Ser8idlog bctroffcn Der ipeiioe Dli-
nutcn ipoter icincu 500 berbciiiibr.
te. Der Seritorbcne mar 70 Sabre
alt uno itono felt 40 Sobren ais ga.
aerclerf in 0ieniten ocr obigen Sir.
ma
a9DLnentgn, blg Den aEeutlgneu ODrvelpun.
benten" nlat phntllln uber uuUgelWAhtu egs
balteH, lno gensieu bet ciIiee onupn per Sflc.
S1op obet Hlrltlld Wltiloelluua ~ ma1lsA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
@rfrilc6ltngen l1oeroelr
9e0er&1a11n (etpirf.

Die 6an @GOgop6cu ucron 6ucn cine 9Sec a6 Oe cnrmm Sn
OnrnIagn sc6eu sic uaGc nRr rca lgcn @tu S4SOO0O00
nS 5uc Iccu mecbnns OicS GgutBnms n8cIcgt
0 nustctcn @Gnu r6altu sntn gO6u, nuO eO it rcd
por0uSem aauS suc glOfs icrcr Gnudas 6not
$50 bis $40 tOna r Derfancn nnirc in @aurcu fir
GeO ais Sic fir SrOOfH beSa6lcn Ga6en &r mil
m SrOgn &arf cine muuScrpua aGpta guagc it, linn Sas
&nbm gumOr pHroiet OicS mir ud Der 3ab Der &n'r
cttcn Ode nrt6ci Sic bn nuN Hbsrn
zen Sic Td On u Gbaucc fir cine Nnagc anRcr cuem
gntcu gSolnurt it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
2IrtRR miro 8
pom $50 Bts 10 Il
gSie man Sabim fOmm,t.

@an uc6mc Gnr gn Glettrdc Gte 9s6t uO Salt
Straf Ig Greu uuO aapScO Sakc, SrOOtn
6iutCr Bride a6, nuicre 6Olcu NgntCn init
icrcu %panOs Sic crartn nnO 56uu Os Ggcu6nm 5cigcn
mcrOen
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
RED CROSS WILL
 ORGANIZE VALLEY

The Red Cross committee on county organization reports its plan to organ ize auxiliary chapters in Tempe. Mesa. Chandler. Scottsdale. Glendale. Peoria. Tolleson and Buckeye.
 The first meeting will be held in Tempe, Monday, August l4. at D. m. al the city plaza. Meetings will be held at Mesa, Tuesday. August 16: Chandler Wednesday. August It: Glendale, Thursday. August l7, and other points as announced later.
 The organizers include Miss Hannah Egelston. Miss Bernice Egelston, Mrs. l.. E. Hewins. Mrs. Otis Young. Mrs Garrett Schuler. Mrs. Ed. l.. Shaw. Dr Allen H. Williams, Franklin D. Lane and others
 Mrs. Shaw. chairman of the Red Cross committee on collecting supplies Of canned and preserved fruits. jel1ies and pickles and magazines requests all such donations to be taken to the Chamber of Commerce. The commit tee has a member in charge there each day to receive such donations during the absence of the secretary. SO that out-of-town women may bring in their offerings as convenient. on or before the last week of August when these offerings will be packed by Dor rlS- heymdns expert packer and for warded to the boys on the border Mrs Luke Henderson Of Woodland avenue who has had charge of Box No, l of Red Cross surgical dressings etc. has been assisted by the ladies in her neighborhood. and is the first to report the completion of such work | The box is of new pine, i2x14x3f i inches. and is now at the Chamber of ! Commerce. marked "PoX No. l-Un- sterilized-For the American Red Cross Society. United States Military
 Relief. from Phoenix. Arizona. Do
 mated by the Civic League. A. r. F.. O
 Mrs W NJ Clemens. Mrs. S. R Staples and Miss Hydrick"
 The cost of 'he contents of Box No U Is fifteen dollars. There are almos go yards of various kinds of handages pads. etc. according to the direction. for Red Cross hospital supplies in leaf let 4. RIG. l2e.
 The prompt response of Mrs Hen derson and her coterie of workers ha: se-ved as an incentive 10 others. ant
 4 O. no~+H' that similar donation
 will soon follow.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
ARIZONA KENNEL CLUB PROUD
 POSSESSOR IF SHOW LICENSE

Gurley; dog judge, Dr. George w. Clayton, of Chicago, Illinois, and last, but not least, Nj. J. Murphy, super intendent and corresponding secretary
 The prize list is gotten out in a very artistic manner, contains the rules of the American Kennel Club. additional rules Of the Arizona Kennel Club and advertising. along with a cut of the i first secretary of the club, the organi- ger and the man that helped to put Ar'Zona on the map in dogdom along with other fanciers Clopton Tommy the imported English bull dog owned by NJ. Joe. Murphy, also carries prom | inent space both in the prize list for , the club and the Arizona State Fair Association.
 T. D. Shaughnessy, secretary to fair , commission, seems highly elated over the results obtained by the new organ lzation. for the manner in which they set about in putting on the first show 1 or its caliber in this state, and under A. K. C. license and rules.
 Secretary Murphy. requests that the rules of the American Kennel Club be carefully read by all those intending 10 exhibit as same must be adhered To IF the strictest manner They are self explanatory The entry fee is $l-0O for all classes. Entries close november bth al midnight therefore i an early entry is looked for and will
 be appreciated by all concerned in or
 der to help get out the catalogue in time for the opening of the show. One ', or the highest priced judges has been i retained and one who stands well in dog circles and with the American kennel Club, in the person of Doctor
 George w. Clayton.
 All prizes will be exhibited within
 a few weeks, in the various windows
 throughout the city, donated to the
 club, for that particular purpose. It's
 the sincere desire of the club its off
 cers and members to again thank the newspapers. the public. candidates. for
 their generous support in the way of
 premiums. advertising and advice. and
 It's further hoped that the same con
 ditions will exist when solicited for the | catalogue.
 Full and complete information con
 cernlng the prizes, ribbons and etc. Will be found in the prize list. and any
 thing further desired. correspondence etc will be cheerfully answered. by ad-
 dressing NJ. Joe Murphy. secretary. P
 V. Box 662. Phoenix, Ariz., T.. $. A.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
MAXWELL DEMAND
 |S BEYOND SUPPLY

The demand is greater than we could anticipate"
 This k the message that Maurice O'Neill, local dealer for the Maxwell Motor company. Inc. received from MT. Flanders. the president of the company. last week. in answer To a demand that shipment of cars be rushed.
 We thought we knew the public. thought that We could tell just exactly what the demand would be-and N. planned to meet that figure But the result has been far greater than We ever dared hope for. We have new idea of the popularity of the Maxwell car.
 fhe Maxwell was remarkable value at the old price Now. with the price reduced to S5s5, il Is not surpris- ing that We cannot keep up with the demand Dealers everywhere are clamoring for shipments. and We are rushing our plants as fast as we pos sibly can. Four hundred cars per day are being built, and shipments are be- ing sent out in greater quantities than we imagined would be possible for our organization.
 The public will have to bear with us on deliveries. Take care of them as best you can. and say that We are doing everything in our power to get the cars to them, without sacrificing the quality. This great demand fol cars now Is the result of the unusual value we have offered in the past, anC we are not going to compromise Il in any way, even though We should have to hold up deliveries for severa weeks.
 But you can promise that we shal endeavor to get caught up in monti or so, and they will all be supplied.
 This letter from Mir Flanders back up the reports from all parts of tn country that the Maxwell Is today en ! toying a populaarity that has neve even been approached in the com pany's experience
 Mir O'Neill says that he has suffi cient cars on hand or in transit to fll orders for a short time, hut that the present demand continues. he vii
 be fortgrate to get enough cais fror
 the factory.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13

The Arizona Kennel Clubs final arrangements with the mother club. the American Kennel Club. of New York City. has been completed. Li cense to hold their bench show at the state fair grounds. November IA to 17, 1916, has arrived.
 The prize lists are off the press. and number several thousand entry blanks. stall tags and etc, are also superintendent of the kennel depart ment for the fair association. M. Joe Murphy. are being mailed out as rapidly as possible. The list comprises eighty'-siX special prizes for dogs of a recognized breed which consists of silver cups silver and bronze medals. money and merchandise. as well as other valuable trophies. This is be- yond a doubt the largest premium list ever gotten out tor a dog show in the southwest. It amounts to up- wards of Sl l.500.00
 Secretary NJ. Joe Murphy, has re- ceived prize lists from various shows to be held in the near future from California, Texas Washington and Canada, with a request for prize list from the Arizona Kennel Club. Numerous letters have been receiv- ed from various kennel owners both men and women for entry blanks, and promising to come over with their dogs.
 The cups are on display at the Sheldon Jewelry Company. on North | First Ave. along with the license. all cups have undergone a course of en- craving. which states the name of the doner and the name of the Ari- zona Kennel Club There are sixteen cups in all.
 The list of officers and directors for the club and the coming pencil show are as follows: w. B. Twitchell. | president; J. C Adams. first vice ] president; F r Worcester. second 1 vice president; Frank DeSouza treas 1 urer' Dr. A N. Gurley. veterinarian ! II. Joe. Murphy. secretary. Directors | of the club are: l.. II. (Pop) Tavlor | Mrs. Mrs. Jack Tharpe. C. E. Ran | dolph, F. II. Gray Miss Edith NJ. | Jacobs Mrs. W E. Twitchell. T. D l Shaughnessy II. r Heeele. Mrs Paul ! inc bostrcm Geo. C. Marsh. Prescott
 and W. M. Goodwin, Tempe Arizona ! The hench show committee Is compos- cd of three members. Vie Hanny
 Mrs. F. N. Sutherland and Roy Nor
 Tell. Show veterinarian. Dr. A. N
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
PAYNE AND SAUFLEY
 HAVE NEW QUARTERS

Payne and Saufley have completed renodeling then entire quarters and have enlarged their vulcaniZing depart ment so that it is one of the largest in the state.
 4 great deal of attention has been given il and many features have been added. One will be the bicycle tire de- partment in which bicycle tires of all kinds will be given as much attention as auto tires.
 Mir Saufley also announces that they are also prepared to retire baby car riages and children's wagons. Their equipment is all modern and will do anything required in the rubber busi ness. Mir j. T. Roseman. who is claimed to be the best rubber expert in the southwest. has full charge of this department.
 Payne and Saufley also report a tremendous Diamond tire business and that they are having all they can dc
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
MERRILL ADDS MUCH
 STRENGTH ID PARTY

The Republican state ticket is great ly strengthened hy the announcement of Doane Merrill for state auditor
 MT Merrill Is a resident of Benson Cochse county. being engaged there for the past 19 years in mining. mer- eantile. agriculture and banking pur- suits. and is one of the best knowr mon in the state.
 He was one of the orgaEiZers and officers of the Cochise County Tax pares Association. the first in the state. and which has saved thausands cf dollars to the taxpayers.
 For more than 36 years he has been a resident of Arizona. and actively identifeid with the industrial condi- tions for 90 years. He is an expert accountant trained in business man agement of large affairs. and of marked ability in bank supervision and examinations especially qualify ing him for the position of state auditor.
 of all the other state offices that of auditor peculiarly requires training and experience to high degree as he must finally pass upon and allow al claims against the state treasury As state bank examiner the security or bank depostors depends in large measure upon the care, scrutiny and supervision the auditor gives to tho conduct of state banks
 Under the laws of Arizona the board of control makes all purchases supervises all contracts for supplies new construction, etc. and and as <, result of the aaolishment of the con tract system, it practically brings al or this important work down to Q personal basis.
 All state institutions are under the care of this board. reauiring constan' watchiulness and the best of business management to avoid costly. mistakes that the taxpayers must pay 1 The governor. state auditor and one
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
No More Dandruff or Falling Hair A Real Surprise Awaits
 You

To be possessed of head of heavy. beautiful hair; soft, lustreus, fluffy, wavy and free from ,dandruff is merely a matter of using little Danderine
 nice. soft hair and lqs of it. Just get a 25 cent bottlS of Knowlton's Danderine now-all hrug stores rec smmend Happily s| little as directed and within ten migutes there will be an appearance of;abundance; fresh ness, fluffiness sri an ineomparable gloss and lustre And try as you will you cannot find:s trace nf dandrnf:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL LUSTROUS,
 FLUFFY HAIR-25 CENT DANDERINE

of failing hair; but your real surprise will be after about two weeks use when you vii: see new hair-fine and downy at first-yes-but really new hair-sprouting out all over your scalp Danderine is. We believe. the only sure hair grower; destroyer of dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and 1t never fails to stop falling hair at once.
 If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is. moisten a cloth with a little danderine and carefully draw it through your hair taking one small strand at a time. Your hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful in just few moments-a delightful surprise awaits everyon. who tries this
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
TO INVESTIGATE FEVER
[Republican A! p. Leased wirel

MEXICO CITY. Aug, l2-The na- tional board of health has appropriat- ed 1000 pesos for investigation of d disease believed to be yellow fever which has broken out in Tehuantepec.
 The department of justice had de- clared void notarial acts of the vari- ous territories during the Huerta and conventionalist governments includ- ing those of the court of the first in- stance at MexicaIi. Lower California