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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09
ranHcspcrr6ter
1l1ctterle, Gin riioiter!
Der SiiGOf bun Mek branbmarIt
Sebanptnugen Desielben nIs
ntlipa6r.

Berlin, 9. Sea. (yltnfenbepeIdle.) J
- 9ie bon benz ebeinoligen gpi6s-
.Ibgeoroneten 8etterIe dttfge.
iteGte 8ebnrptiing, Der giihof bon
Mes babe ibn in 1910 1eroten,
cine eetpiiie 3eit in Deuti5lono su
bleibert ipeiI ct oa0urd) bon gr1Be-
rem geisen fir 5ronfreih fem
fOnnte, miro ols ttnipobr gebrunos
morft.
Gie uStroBburger 9Eoft" bcrof.
feittIidt foIgenoen gebornii9ten gro.
teit oes 8iidofs gen0Ier: .1ieie
gluslniiuugen 8etterles fin0 nbIo-
Tut untpobr. Der 8iidof muBte ME
I'M 8etterles @bfift. nu6 sSronf.
reid alis5iipnn0ern; botte ME
freitnoifoftIibe 8eiebungeii nit
@etterle; botte ME 8erfebr nit
ibm itto ntiBbilLigte 8etterles poIi-
tiide Saltune iutHler 70 fdari luie
m0qIih."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09
DarltilllG 0c9elt
Rapcrcr u. Cailbbcctc!
GanaSiidle 9ebOrOen melSen, Tulde
iollen i'd 6iesieits Ses gltlanti-
Idlen CSeans anf9alteH.

SntfFur, 81. O., 8. 9ed. - gon
bier ans lit an olle oiesieitg 0ea
gltl1ntiiden G5edns dlif See befin0.
Iiben Sd)iffe DER glIliierten Die
orabtloie @nrnuug ergangen, iif
Dor oeilti6en aaperidiffen unO
Gauhbooten, Die ittitpeit Der omeri-
fahiiden aiiIte operieren ioIlerl, in
9t1t al nebmen. Maon min nit Be
1tintmtbeit miiIen, ooB es einem &a-
perer gelungen lit. Die gloda0e 5u
brehen unO Den S3eon gefreu3t 5li
boben. Die fannoii6en Marinebe-
BORDEN MAIDEN gelten0, 0aB oaS
oeutide S6iff bel ben britiiAel
8adtibiffen an Ser iii0lpeItlidJen
Stitite 5Aottlanos borbeigefabren lit,
oa oieie 0asielbe fir ben 6oaGnoi.
ihen 9anpfer o@omma" bielten.
Spdter aber brahte man in grfab-
rltna bob oieier boaGnoiihe 8ont.
pier itd) Inn iene 3eit in &irfipaIl
aufbielt. Ger Goperer miro oIs Elm
SAiff NIT 1900 2onnengebalt nit
etnem Sdornltein bc5eidnet. 9la.
rineoffi8iere iino Der @ieinung, OaB
oas 59iff 5u Dem 3ipede beriiber-
gefommen lit, I'M Wiinen In Ser
Rdbe oes Safens uno auf Der bon
Den fonaoiiden GranSportl1iffen be.
nusten 8aiIeritraBen au Iegen.
Bon ct. Sobn, g. g., lit bier
beute Die 9adridt eingetroffen, Oab
lesten 5reitag unlpeit 0es Sofens
Elm fremoes &dn9boot nit abgeblen.
oeten 2idteru geiidtet iporOen iei.
Drei SSiiderfabr3eitge ipoQen 0as
Iaudboot geieben boben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09
poli5iit entpilppt Iicb
Gls StraBeftr6Mbcr!

Cos 9Ingeles, Sal, 9. 0es. =
Ser 9oIi3iIt gilbert S. Griffith, felt
bier s5abren l9itglieo Der bieligen
8oliaei, bat iid ais iener 8anoit
ertpieien Der ont 7. Robeinber in
elmer beIebten StroBe Der Stabt et.
uen GrpreBboten iiberfiel Den1ielben
9feffer In Die 2lugen itreute tnO
oieiem 5Dei S1de nit $4,000 in
@oIO uno S6eds inn 9etrage bon
$4,000 abnabm. @riffitb bat elm
boIllt1noiges @eItdn0nis abgelegt.
Der Boli3eileutnatt George Come
ifopfte 9lrgnobn, ais er borte, hoB
@riffit6 am Gage oes StrnBenrar.
bes nidt I'm Qienit mar; oerieI6e
muroe in ibm beitGtft ais CT III
Der giabe oes 3atortes cinen Sitt
forl6, Der oie gInfangsbuditdben
~. S. o." true. Gr lieB ben
@fnnn beobo6ten nno @e6cimpo.
li5iiten brodtrn IN Grfobrung, oab
iid Griffith Gin gtuto gefouFt unO
cine gInanbIltng BON $70o geHtndt
babe. 9lls CT oaS gluto abbolen
iuoate, tpuroe er bon benz goli8ei.
balpt1uartter nufgeritfen nit Dem.
ipIben oortbin 5u tomnen. @riffitb
meigerte fid1 oridnaIi6 oeTIen mliB.
te ober idliebHd Dem gefebl noh.
founen. Ga ibn oos b6ie @e.
ipiiien bereits eeidIagen batte, mar
es Der 9oli8ei berbdltnismdBig
Ieidt, i'm 81 einem boIlen @eltdno-
mig ali beineaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09
Dcr1kl0uilft0 ser
Beleier IN Gr0lan0!

Berlin, 8. Gea (Gunfenberidjt
8ereits inn Sabre 1914, urntitteIbor
nod gusbri9 oes Srie9as erfoBten
Die etteIiiben ssobrifonten bic @e-
legenbeit, i'm fib biIIige qrbeit All
beridaffen. Die betnlatIoIen Bel.
aier iuurben HI gIifiingen ittb Slot.
terbon bonn cngIii1en aonItlI maj.
ienbaft retrutiert ttrtO mad gnaIanO
berififft. @roBe 6nbrifen, tuie Die
Wearirl 8iders, QrnlItrone itnO an.
bere drbeiteten totIdhIih fat aus.
idlieBlih nit 9eIgiern. sye0e Der.
fonlide Sreibeit Dur0e ben q[n.
fortntIinqet bnrer,tbaIten, id RE
mur0en ltetg aefongen gebaTten; lie
erbieIten eIefl0e 2obne, iDltrOcn bei
Der eeringiten Iebertretiiug Ser ge.
eeIn NIT 3uhtbats beitroft unO
oienten bGitptiddIid] ais Gtreifbre.
der.
9o mar cs fein Wilnoer, mem
Die eneIiiden arbciter geaet 6ip
GnfoinlnIinge III b6hFten @rn1e er.
bittert ipuroen. QLber aIIe bieIr
Gatinhell tuliroeli bonn 3efilor ncb[.
lpeisIid niiterDriidt un0 Ole Meli
miro bon oieIsr S1uoM Gnglnnbs
crit nada ocus arieae erfabrfn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09
11ortmeicicn in Deittlc1>
Oitafrika' pcrbauen!

2iTiaBon, 9. Ge8. iiber Garis
Ser greulier glmei6n teiIte in Der
Geputiertenfommer NIT, oaB Die
portueiiiI6en Srippen, Die Dor Ell.
niger 3eit iu 0en iii0oitlidlen 3eil
bon 0elttifl Gitdfrifn einfielcn,
cine Idluere Siie0erlnge erlitten bo-
ben. 3tDeitouIen0 Naann oelitihe uno
eingeborenc Sritppen erltiirnlten oal
2S. globember mad einein 12ltiinoi-
gem Sample oie bon ben Bortii-
eieien Bel gteipon crrihteten ge-
feitialineen. cod ioa cs Der Be-
iobung aclunpen iein. ibr Gutfonl.
men au beipertiteaiaeli.
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Drci baperiIdbc
11tiniitcr rciteniercn!

2onoon 9. 3eB. - ggic gieitter
aus antiteroan beridtet, Iollen loltt
ciner gerIiner Depeihe an 6oIlan.
0iide 3eitiingen orei baperiibe Mai.
niIter iDre Reiignation eingereidt
baben. Gs iino 0ies goron BON
SoOen.5raun6clen, Miniiter Ser esn.
nern, Baron Sireb bon areIIenItetn,
ariegsnliniIter in0 Miniiterprdli.
bent bon @rettihneioer. garou BON
QreIieniteiu ioa mieOer Die 8iib.
ring Der 6. @aDeriiden aapallerie
griaaOe ilberaoninen baben. g[n
ieiner SteIle loa Der General ser
aoboaerie, Baron bon Stcnoet sum
ariegsntiniIter ernonnt iporoen icin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09

NUIluUHr y. Ot6. OiS NubS III
@rie1enlono ipist iih INNER nebr
gu lino utub ltl6eoinet nls 6uBerit
tritiId betra4tet iuer6en. @s beibt,
bob 96nig &onitontin feline ibm fait
oIle treu gebIiebenen Sruppen nto-
biIiiiert, bob er nit ben 9tegierlin.
gen Der 3entrnln16te III llnterbnno-
llingen itebe. Oob ale Grentben Die
Souptitoot @rie6elIonos berloiIen
baben, uno oob 8nbIreihe Streit-
frGfte Der aliierten in Der hinge,
genO bon gltben fon5ertriert boben.
glae bon Atben bier eirltreffenber
Depei9en Iino Derip1tet ut16 per-
itimmelt. (Slt 0os Der Soa, oan1
iiebt es fir Die 9Gaiierten faul aus,
oenn ginge oaes nod beren Bunid,
10 piiroen 0or0 lange, alfgeballid]te
9erid)te bel ben 2onboner 3eitllngen
ettitreffen.)
Cine Gepeide beiagt, ooB Die Gr.
b6nger bes friiberen WtintIterpr1ii-
benton 8eni5eloS in 4tben 8erfol.
glngen ieitens Der Reeieritng oes
aonigs &onltantin nltseeiest iino.
9iele fino gefangen geiebt un6 benz
Sobn uno Spott ibrer 5einoe preis-
gegeben. (gln Den @olgen gebort Die
perrdterilde @onoeD Qiele iino aus
Der Stoot eeflii6tet. (0enlnah
ideinen Die gllliierten in 4tben nod
feinesme9s Die 0berbono erbalten 5ii
babeu, I'M Die 2anoesberrdter gu
i9iiserl.)
Sn6lpiiden ipiro bic griedii6e
aiiite bon fran5oiiiden rnO britii9en
artegsidiffen blodiert.
2onoon, 8. Sea. - 9ee1ere 0e.
peiden belaaen. OaB Der &onig bon
@riehenlono u10 iein Sfnbinett eine
feinoieliee. SdItung gegen Die 9tli.
ierten eingetiomnen boben onB Die
Mobilifierung Der grie6iiden 3ritp-
pen einen rof9en 6ortgang ninurtt
iino ooB urter Dem 8efebL oes grie.
fiihen @eneralltobsdefs 9ousnta.
nts unlfaiIenoe milit1riide 8orbe-
reitungen getroffen iueroen. @rie-
9ii6e Grllppen baben ale itratceiid]
lpi6ti9en Stellllngen bel atben be.
iebt, graben iib Elm 1ro fobren Sc
ihiise auf. Gin &orreiponoent mel
oct, OaB etne Itrofe grie9iide arutee
bei 2ariiia in Der 8iloung begrif-
fen lit, I'M oen Sruppen oes @ene-
rails SarraiI in 0en aiiden 5u fol.
len iobalo Die alliierten bon ben
9ulgaren uno 9euti9en ongegrif.
fen merOett. (Dos p1re ia number.
i6on, uno boffentlih bot Der &or.
reipon6ent redtD
Die Zines" idreibt iiber oie 60.
ge In @rie6enlano; @s gibt fir bic
aGiierten MIR cine &olitit, Die ite
befoleen tonnen, nantli6 rni6es
2osidIagen; gu lange baben mir
nit Dem 4onig Gonltmttin iinb iei-
mem 9abinett ee5oeert. - Ger DILL.
tdrfritifer Der nSimes" idreibt beit-
te: Ger l1ntltn1to, oaB Die oeltti6ertI
8erbiin0eten ibre 2inien gona be.
Oeilteno berfiir5t baben, IGBt oarouf
ihlieBen, OaB ben 9eittif,en itnb
8ulgaren an Der ntnaeooniiden
5ront 8obIrei6e 8eritdrtllngen gu.
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in frelnoIiditer ober feierIi9er 8et.
ie eeeen 0ieie 0eoBregeln, oa oieiel,
ben bon oaen 5ioiIiiierten 0ntioner
ongenontmenen Ii. befolgten gtenl9.
lidfeits .Brin3ipien Der international.
len 9rattifen autpioerloifet. (Etipo
Den bon 9fuBlono, GngInnh lt1f
6roitfreid befoIgten?) guBeroem
miro boraltf bineepieien, boB unter
0ieien beuti6en MoBregeIn oos I'm
teritiis,rngspert in 8elgien Ieioei1
ipiirbe. (Benn bic belgii6en ar.
better 8eid6ftieung bnben itrto @elS
peroieuen lit Oies aud nift ntebr
notig.)
lleber oos 9teiuItat Der ertp6bnteu
11nterreoung nit Dem &ei6sfonsler
berInutet nidts ols bic lafoniiden
Borte: 19ie llnterreoung bot itatt.
gefutoen."
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Jtalicft tuirS Gcil
Hric9 fortictcn!

gloni, 8. 8ea. iiber 2onoon. -
Gs 1T NIT 5i6erbeit dnaunebnen,
boB O1s italieniide 8arlanent bettt.
te Der 9tegiering NIT GROCER Mn.
jorit1t Elm 8ertrouenspottln aussu-
itelen, inO fif fir Die 6ortiesung
ncs Grieaes crfldren miro. Die
etn3ige Gppoiition oiirfte bon Der
@rllppe Der iSo5ialiiten ilno oen an,
bdngern ocs iriiberen WtiuiiterprG-
ii0euten Wioletti fon1f1en
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glnti. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

8oibinetoft, 8. 9e3. = Der Son.
ereb Der @eenerinnen oes syrouen-
ltimnlredts fam eeItern bier gum
abihlub. 6rou artbur %. Dodge
bon 9eip 9orf muroe iDieoerlim slir
4r1ii0ertin Der Ration1I glHoci1tiolr
oppoie0 TO @cnlon Suffrage er.
ndhlt. Inter Den 8i3cpr6IioeIltiu.
nen befinoet iiA a.ia 5faii gGbSiiUur0
Norter ged BON GHln9n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09
.Grir9enlanO ntabt
QeQen NQiicrtc lltObil!
Jn ccnScn befdrdbtet man, Soi cine Bet rariiga
in BilSMno beeriffenc Arncc Ncn 1laitcrs
ten in Sen Hiiden fallen tpirH.
Die Cimes befiirwortet Gin i@neaes fosf6lasen

gefiibrt perOen unO DnB General
Sarrail NIT GROCER Uaodt ougegril.
fen tperOen lpiro. Die M6gIimteit
lit borbunoen, oaB cine erie9iihe
armee ben glliierten in ben gfiiden
f1[t. Roi1es SonoeIn tut 0esbnIb
not. 9ie Siderbeit uitierer &riip.
pen gebietet oieies.
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2n Ghrrn Sermann Nfihhers.

Stem Dorf. 8. 9e3. Drei bic,
fiee beltI1e 9Deen Oes Dob 6eIloius
Crbens bobea ii1 git eincr Der,
idntoISen unO Dem berltorbener
3erdusgeber Der glelu Ycrfcl
Stnots5eitliHg an Gbren ben glomer
upcrplnum Siiooer 2pgee nngeuont
lller
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(Fr,biIdof .6artn nntcrlueos.

Gr5biid)of Sartp, Der am 20.
y1obeirIber bon ben 9biIippinen ob.
.aeEahrcn 1T, frat Donnerstag bic
neitrrreiIe bon Yofobplna an ituo
lpirb am rs. Gr5erlber In @an.
eouber. Q. 6 eiiitreffev
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ameriFas gruteit.

80Ibington 8. 0e0. = Stoots.
iefretdr 2oniins botte geitern Die
geote OeroffetitIiAen Ioiien, fuel9e
am 8. gtobeInber our1 oen on1erifa-
nii6en @eihdftstroeer grep in Der
lin oeu oeutid)en 4eidSfon3ler ols
elm groteit Der nrnerifaniiGen &e-
gierung betreffs Der 9eportierlng
beleilher Arbeiter tio1 9euti1lano
iiberreidt muroe. GieieIbe bedt lid)
gennit init Dem fciiierdeit gegebenerl
Sn1alt. Die gunoesreeierung oriidt
III DerieIbell ibr s3e0miern iiber Die
2essrttiissraissa aus ulln prptatiert
Williams news., 1916-04-13

In these days of Corpora tions and corruption that state is indeed fortunate which has for its execu- tive head, a man with the interest of the people at heart and who can neither be bought nor bullied.
 Arizona has such an executive in Governor Hunt. He has repeat edly stood out for justice in opposi- tion to the will of the Interests, and altho slandered and abused by the 'Controlled" press of the state, he is held in great esteem by the people.
 The enemies of Governor Hunt have so contrived and conspired that he must again lead those who represent the people, or surrender to the Big Four". He has chosen to make the fight again rather than surrender. This means two more years of Governor Hunt, as his re- cord cannot fail to re-elect him.
Williams news., 1916-04-13
BOOTLEGGER PLEADS GU|[IY

John Nellis was arrested by De- putty Sheriff, NJ. c. Smith, the first of the week on a charge of violat- ing the prohibitory amendment.
 He was brought before Judge Twitty for a hearing and entered a plea of guilty and was bound over to Superior court for sentence. The credit for tue arrest under such strong evidence as to cause the prisoner to plead guilty, is due to the Sheriff's office and the Will Hams deputy, M. c. Smith.
Williams news., 1916-04-13

 V]l~1

Release of Realty Mortgage, Mary Hash to Lewis E, Johnson
 Chattel Mortgage, R. L. Fisher to George Babbitt
 Warranty Deed, Lewis E. John son and wife to Alexander T. Law
 Realty Mortgage, Alexander T. Lawson ct ux to The Arizona Gen. tral Bank
 Notice of Location, Royal, Fran cis Min. Dist. H. H. Pitkin
 Satisfaction of Mortgage, Court way & Lillis to w. O. Perkins Water Location Notice, Sec. 8, Tp. p N. R. 4 East, Johnson Curry Water Location Notice, s. w. I Sec. 6, Tp, 2S N. R. 4 East, H. B. , Embach
 Notice of Location, Last Chance, White Mesr Min. Dist. W. N. Staley
 Release of Mortgage, A. J. Foster ct al to Flagstaff Lumber Mfg. Co.
 Trust Deed, Flagstaff Lumber Manufacturing Go. to A. J. Foster
 Bill of Sale, Mary N. Nellis to H. l.. Jones
Williams news., 1916-04-13
Concerni1, ' Proposed Road
 Rcaos

Should the proposed Road Bond issue be voted by the people? That is a question which none but the people can rightly answer. The News hopes that all of it's readers have carefully read the Bond Election Notice now appearing in the News by order of the Board of Supervisors, so that the vote cast may be with a full knowledge of the issue at question. Further than that all of the readers of the News should carefully weigh the resolution appearing on the first page of this weeks News, by order of the mass meeting held Monday night, and any other articles bearing upon the subject which may appear in these columns beforethe election.
 With all the facts clearly put before the people, the News is confident that whatever decision may be rendered by those voting at the polls, May 2, will be best for the county. The people are in favor of good roads. The only question is, would the bond issue as proposed secure the roads that the people want and is the manner of handling the funds and constructing the roads satisfactory to the taxpayers The voters must decide.
Williams news., 1916-04-13
RED LAKE VALLEY

W. F. Tbomasson, has his fifty acre grain field ready for planting.
 E. F. H1nds, will soon have his ground in shape for the seed. He intends to put in a considera ble amount of corn and Sudan grass.
 Wm. McGee, is ready for larger acreage this year than last.
 Ed Roup, has been working up a considerable amount of sod land for planting.
 w. E. Smith, will cultivate the J. L. Hittson, place this year.
 Geo. Daggs, is busy at his ranch putting in the crop.
 Our school closed its eight months term, last Friday. Sevsra visitors were present to witness the closing exercises which consisted O. recitations, songs and tree planting It was Arbor Day. MT. Cureton, presented to the school a Carolina poplar tree, and Mrs. w. F. Thom asson gave a Box Elder
 Mary Thomasson was awarded tn, perfect attendance prize. After tn, program was over the followin. promotions were announced: To the Sth grade, Arthur Thomasson Dale MacLean. 7th grade Lotti, Carpenter, Norman MacLean, 5tl grade: Mary May Thomasson Burns MacLean, Addie Carpente Prebble Kincannon, Grace Mac Lean. 4th grade: Lucille Carpen ter, Joyce MacLean. 3rd grade Gerald Boulin. 2nd grade: Gu Thomasson.
Williams news., 1916-04-13
INSTRUMENTS FILED
 FOR RECORD
Chattel Mortgage, Ed. G. Keit to George Rabbit

Chattel Mortgage, Ed. G. Keith to Geurge Rabbit
 Assignment of Mortgage, Charles Puntenny to Nelson Puntenney
 Satisfaction of Mortgage, Will Hams State Bank to J. E. Gilson
 Warranty Deed, J. E. Gilson ct ux to D. c. McLellen
 Warranty Deed, J. E. Gilson ct ux to Avelino Cobo
 Chattel Mortgage, H. P. King to The Citizens Bank
 Notice of Location, Flagstaff, White Mesa Min. Dist. W. N. Staley
 Notice of Location, Los Angeles, White Mesa Min. Dist. w. N. Staley
 Notice of Location, San Diego, White Mesa Min. Dist. w. N. Staley
 Warranty Deed, I. F. Wheeler ct ux to May Crawford
 Bill of Sale, R. L. Bragg ct ux to Phillih Olson
Williams news., 1916-04-13
I To EDITOR "NEws'N
 WILLIAMS, ARIZONA.

10 EDITOR "NEWS,N
 WILLIAMS, ARIZONA.
 Dear Sir
 l notice in your ssue of the 9th, inst considerable agitation about the town of Williams owning it's own "Water and Light Plant. There is no opportunity of doing this without purchasing the Plant that is furnishing the town service at present and this would involve too much money and impose too great a burden upon the taxpayers.
 I, as one who pays taxes on con- siderable property in Williams and further than this, represent pro- perty that pays very heavy taxes, would oppose any such move.
 The company has recently fallen into strong hands and I understand from reliable source that they ex- pect to build a new Dam in the near future and the town is certain to have first class service and at rates not higher than is paid for such services in other places. There is no occasion for burdening the town with the purchase of such a property.
 hope that the people who pay large per cent of the taxes for the support of the town, will not allow this movement to be promoted by those who bear very small DOT ton of the burden of taxes anc some of them pay no taxes at all.
 Very truly yours,
 J. $. Amundsen
Williams news., 1916-04-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Frances E.. Caufman, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned R. A. Caufman, Administrator of the Estate of Frances E. Caufman, ceceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said Admins trator at Williams, Coconino County Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Coconino.
 R. A. Caufman,
 Administrator of the
 Estate of Frances E.
 Caufman, deceased. Dated this 31st day of March A. D. 1916.
 Jos. M. Holub, Attorney for Ad- ministrator.
 First pub. April 6 1916. Last pub. April 27 1916.
Williams news., 1916-04-13

A great many forest and fruit trees were set out, in and about Williams this season. Blessed with the most picturesque location for a town, on the Santa Fe, Will Hams will yet become as it should, the most beautiful mountain town in the west.
Williams news., 1916-04-13
O24919 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT
 OF THE INTERIOR U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz.
 April II, 1916.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Lyle J. Button, of Williams, Ari- zona, who on April 25, 1914, made homestead application, No. O24919, for E!W4NW4, and W4E3NW4, Sec. 10; s SW4, Sec. 8, Township p, N., Range 1, E., G&SRM, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to esta blish claim to the land above de. cribed, before Chas. H. Adams, Clerk oi the Superior Court, at Flagstaff Arizona, on the 18th day of May, 1916.
 Claimant names as Witnesses: A. F. Poison,
 F. O.. Poison,
 J. J. Mckay,
 F. w. Mckay, all of Williams, Arizona.
 Thomas E. Weedin, First Pub. April 1S, 1916 Last Pub. May II, 1916
Williams news., 1916-04-13

way for an officer desiring to be re- elected, to gain votes is by doing all in his power to see that the laws particularly the prohibitory law, are enforced.
Williams news., 1916-04-13
Will not be a candidate

R. T. Brown. more commonly known as 'Uncle" Tom Brown, has authorized the News to state that he will not be a can- didate for reelection to the office of county supervisor.
Williams news., 1916-04-13
J. $. AmundseI

Public sentiment in Williams is overwhelmingly in favor of law en- forcement. So strong is this sent iment, in fact, that now, the surest
Williams news., 1916-04-13
For Town Marshal

hereby announce that vii be candidate for the office of Tow Marshal subject to the will of the voters at the Town Election. May 22r d, 1916.
 BOBBY BURNS
Williams news., 1916-04-13
ANN INDICTMENTS FOR TOWN
 cFFlCE5

The char for announcements under this heading is $5 each for the entir period until election.
Williams news., 1916-04-13
For Town Ciel k

I herety announce that will be candidate for the office of Town Clerk, subject to the will of the voters at the Town Election, May 22nd, 1916.
 JERRY LEE
Williams news., 1916-04-13
For Town Clerk

hereby announce that will be candidate for the olc of Town Clerk, subject to the will of the voters at the Town Election, May 22nd 1916,
 F,E, LOWE.
Williams news., 1916-04-13

The Boys are all doing it now. Doing what?
 Joining the Boys Contest. Be on hand Friday morning.
Williams news., 1916-04-13
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

A. K. Hawkins exclusive owner of the above brand. Range, near Shoot Lake, Sitgreaves Mountain and vicinity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
LAPS BUILDING
 BIG SHIPS FOR PACIFIC SERVICE
England Orders One Hun
 dred Steamers From Jap Shipyards.

Tokio, Oct 13-The Toyo Risen Kaisha is building two large passen- ger steamships each of about 1000 tons gross register which will be used in service to San Francisco. One will be called the San Francisco Maru but the name of the second has not yet been selected. The liners will have Nlength of about ,636 feet or about 36 feet longer than the Empress of Rus sia or Empress of Asia, the two big sister liners of the Canadian Pacific Steamship Company. They will have quadruple expansion engines and each will afford accommodation for about 300 salon passengers, with 100 second class and 800 third class. The speed is estimated at twenty-three knots, making them the fastest on the Paci- fic.
 The companay will also build as soon as possible eleven freight steam CTS, five of which will be utilized in the New York service by way of the Panama Canal.
 It is also learned here that Great Britain has requested Japan to build for the depletion caused by the raids of enemy submarines. It will be inn possible for Japan to turn out such a large number of ships but the Japan ese shipyards are exerting every eff fort to>increase their capacity of con- struction. Steamships are especially needed in the carrying trade to South American ports.