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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-28

Errnine Has No Peer for
Observation-Disclosures
Chinchilla az oUorite I rim
ming Fur for Handsome
Wraps : ct wilight and
Dark" Coats for Dinner
or Supper WearOuer Light
FrocRs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-28

Raw Winds And Sweeping Dust Spoil
The Texture OF The Skin; Keep
1t ScrupulousIy Clean, Pores
And All.
face once week before going 10
bed will do wonders in feeding the
starved skin and making the city-tirec
complexion look young and fresh.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-28

even if one could resist the pleading
appeal of his eyes whenever one puts
ones hat on. The woman owning a
dog-andsa conscience-gives him his
run every day, and has special clothes
to suit all weathers; and the smartly
CARRIED young girls one sees on the ave-
nue. pacing along with priceless Poms
or Pekinese or Bostons or Airdales or
Russian wolf hounds in leash are max
ing themselves more winsome by their
daily hours in the open air. The New
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-28

TEL the cosmetics in the world
- cannot help the winter com
plexion as much as a simple
~ b little course of nature doctoring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
BostonVo tes I o-Day
on Liquor Question
Billy Sunday Leads Dry Forces
in Great Compaign---Bot
Claim TO Be Confident.

BOSTON. December i>.--.l;vxtou votes
t"-norrow on ,hc liquor question. Las;
car IA" ''Sct" majority was $4,000.
which means that bat 1000 votes must
mango 10 mako Ia, city dry" Bi!ly
sunday and many thousands OF church
members think tonight that to-,uo"-
row will witness this change Regis
trttion this year il mitch larger than
Ia 1913. The majority Of the newly
registered voters ato expected 20 vote
no on the license question.
Heavy heht,ur has been done on
both sides. aud 40 i.ttle "Nri'cn;nu: has
been aroused. the press having beer
allied with "rimiuatior 'lmd rS,riml.
nation, aud personal appeals nave been
rcSurtcd to-
sunday WHO n.,s hcau inc;tci,in. T.,
bost"u for 1--we weeks. Las devoted
himself in great pm - dcuouucins
"hoozc" and the traffic 10 ntoNican;s.
sud has worked lti& spell on vast audi
cncrs. 'Nhcrt'ng h's hearers 10 drive
the saloon out OF business.
In lSa2 i;oston caru, near .nlE.
dry" tho majority ;ha; year bein=
only l.loo-thc na.rUw"Sc margin ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
TkNLAC SkIASHES PREJUDICE
AGAINST PROPRIETARY REMEDIES
Proves b, Thousands Upon Thousands Truly
Wonderful Remedy, Worthy Confidence OF All Tr0u.
hcd with Stomach, Kidneys Liver.


regardless Of What folks say or
think. nothing has ever occurred 10 so
entirely upset the calculations OF the
Proprietary Medicine KNOCK crs' as
The creation OF Tunlac and the thou
sands upon thousands OF voluntary
testimonials which have Hooded the
Tanlac people Nearing tho million
mark now. this avalanche OF testimony
cannot be successfully refutcd or can
any one dispute the truth OF amy OF
them for people by the thousand right
here in this vicinity lfuvc publicly in
dorscd IL. Here is another, and. like
the rest. easily verified. Read it:
II used TO feel drowsy and dopey
mornings. Never wanted to go to
work: hld severe case OF indigestion
and sometimes Nomitcd from sick
stomach In the mornings. Gas woulu
form on my stomach after meals. ana
heartburn almost drove me crazy. /
was so bad OF fell out on the street
several times, and dizzy spells and
constipation made IL all the worse.
The ads. in the papers converted me.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19

and | quickly gained good appetite
felt much relieved from tho start tho
indigestion pains, gas and troubles Of
all sorts left me and completely disap-
pcarcd. can cat anything now [
want. and work every day with the
old-time vigor. I'm sure 1t will help
others. ana can't say too much for il
myself. declared Mr.. Arthur d. Buck
ley. 6l3 South First Street, Richmond,
Va.
II troubled with sour. sore. CASEY,
hloated stomach, headaches dizzy
spells. nervousness. constipation. indi-
Gestion, loss of energy, appetite or
weight. get Tanlac 1t Is "a wonderful
tonic. invigorator and tonic for system
and blood. Beware OF limitations. Sold
only through authorized druggists
Polk Miller Drug Co. l02 East Broad
Street and S34 East Main Street: Ira
giles Drug store. Sl7 East Broad Street;
l.iggcttS Drug store, formerly Polk
Miller's Drug Store No. ., 3Ol East
Broad Strect.--.Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
MILITARY MEN no TAKE
pNRI IN CNNEEnENIE

MAJOR Ainslie has not Vet formally
called the conference. Among ,hos.
Nh" viii take ii prominent par, i'm the
conference and reception. However arc
Colonel Geo-cc Wayne Anderson. tor
Nor coinamrdcr OF the regiment: Major
Lawrence 7. Price and Major Huusden
Gary. iorne! commanders OF the Rich.
inond Gray.' Battalion. Captain vii.
liam y. Crawford. president Of the
First Virginia Regiment Association.
Major l. ] Christian. John Hjrschber9,
chairman II tho Administrative Board:
carl Boschcn. formerly Of the Rich
mond BlucS. and others prominent in
INC military and civic life Of the ci,y.
Efforts will lie made to get the civic
organizations Interested In tho well
como to the soldiers. which win he one
OF the big events Of the winter Not
''uly Will the first contingent he wei.
coined. but tho other Virginia units
Will he fetcd upon their return.
Much disappointment will be felt IN
Richmond VIXEN 1t is learned to-day
that The richmond Blues Richmond
liOwit<ers aud Richmond Signal Corpt
".ll continue on duty in Texas. These
commands, with the exception OF the
Blues. Will start their seventh month
Of Federal service to-day. The Blues
three days later than the others
These units. however. have no; been
On the border more than two months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
MODERN CIVILIZATION
lacks IN DESIGN

"" lack til" sensc uf relationship
- part 10 part "hch in relationship
10 IN" rest. What the modern civiIiza-
,'"h lacks Is design. Frr love ot
u"'"'E ""d The best Development 81.
W. 'Hfc" SIDES to mans nature. We
must turn 10 Greece for in.pi,ation
W" ht|" within our hands tho povcr
l" pn'ih MP mere ia America 1t civillza
I!"h "Neh greater ana Erauder thar, an"
~" world has ever scrn"
" 'ioin"rn * perhaps tho NOS; dis
'h:hish"d speaker who has ever hon.
'F"d IN" Womans Ciui, with his I,r.v.
"hc"' lie - = gifted and brilliant Ice.
'"i'f. an artist ana poet a ph!l,s.
"pi"r ana seer with "a great vision
10, IN" intui" and II was = ringing
."i !" large greater things ihn, he
sounded Yesterday out Of tho ,in,,
N"in5 OF his broad culture the scholar
gave I" his audience tho beautiful
thoughts cnlled upon tho hei.h.sN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19

have enormously better mo.als. on ,h4
Whole. Sham the world LA. oyer seem
hni SO have le:t ult arr. Our Gioiern
CITY Is no; Il iewcl on The iaadsvapc-
~ Is moro Ike = h!ucuu+ blot; Tho
slums or tp-cay $50 the most appalling
OF all that thiS nri!"ss 40, has prn=
dN'"'. i..d tn" WrticIeG people Who
i:Nc ia them Th.re Is !, ::ro.sncss "a
.Id""u~r"ss- about thu. age ,hat is
without parallel. We s"> D.: l. due 20
'cph"mi" conditions. bat economic con
d!ti"hs at" wpr9" III Japan ;mun here
ana lNc!" IS no sTralrr there. Japan is
shEch d: iiS love az ;h.. beautiful \
Who'll" c'tg viii 80 uu,-uo, ~ ,.icw =
passing show, but tho blossoms OF q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
tRMoIti Flour TO BE
DIVIDED ISTU - SPACES

Tle armory H,l he divided into
iweniE-f"ur spaces. situated around
the sides aud tno puds. The center
If the building VIII be rop.d of and
converted INTO "ithe~ - Japanese or
I;atian gardsu. In this space there
Will lie dancing every night. with mn-
sic 70: Tic event ~ wcll.know.n
orchestra. The booths for the dealers
viii be ooxl1 feet and ISx22 feet, m
which IN some instances several cars
vii he exhibited since practicable
every dealer entering the show IS the
agent for two 81 more cars
ARRANGEMENTS hay" already bcci,
made by the dealers with their fac
torres to secure tho very iatcs: nod
els for exhibition at tho show. while
railroads hrvc agreed - offer special
.'educcd rates TO Richmond during the
week. II is expected tina; several
thousand people viii visit Richmond
during the week. Of whom many viii
be automobile agents from all sections
Of the state.
Al tho meeting CT the dealers LIS,
night spaces at the show we're allotted
as follows:
kaehsr Motor Company. Ford Mo-
tov Company. Smith 6 Hicks, Ifnrper-
Overland Company, Nirkmeycr RIOS,
F.. y. Blenrcr. Alsop Motor Company.
NJ. - stone Motor Company. -. \.
Frentiss Commonwealth Motor Com
pany. PlaEcman Auto sales Company.
Terminal Motor Comnauy, Maxwell Mo-
tor Company. Kline Motor COMPANY. 4
Edloe Donnan. Jones Motor car Com
panN. c. w Franklin. Richmond Motor
company. Chevrolet Motor Comnany,
Price burroughs Company, Coburn Mo-
cor sales Corporation, Dnnncr Bros.
imperial AUTO Supply Company and the
Waite Auto Service Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19

pcopic, their streets. homes and dress.
Tho Greeks lri.d 20 MAKE every
thin- that they touched beautiful. We
say with Is @hru- 1T il good enough
Wc SHOULD strive FOR the universal
outer beauty which IL tho result OF
universal inner beauty We do not
nnd ~ any other age 50 perfect :, de-
vclopmcnt OF The three sides az man
art, Intellect anc mora! AS IN The
Crock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
Freight TrnIu IL Wrecked.

BRISTOL, VA, December lS.--Tra tfic
in the direction OF Kentucky and the
Middle West was blocked through most
OF to-day. due 20 a serious freight
wreck near st. Paul. Va. according
20 news received here. Nobody was Sc
r'ouSly injured, Du; a trailer engine
ana number OF loaded coal cars
turned over =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
The Weather
Furnished by 1. Y. Mcuthcr nnrrn,I.


- noon temperature" ....... . ..
T. NJ temperature. .......... ....
aHNiinun tcmrcTatur" 80 i "
Ainimun temperature To l. NJ
Mean temperature .................
normal temperature ....-......
Deficiency In temperature. .........
D"nc'"mcN in temperature since
March ] ............... ...,...-
Accumulated deficiency sine" Jan
NARY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
Local ElnInfMil.

FrcCiDita'iOn last Twelve hours
Precipitation las, twcut: four
hn'irS .......... -.........
Deficiency In rainfall since March
Deficiency In rainfall since Ian
nary | 49,. ............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19

Temperature. -, humidity. &c. wind
direction. north; wind. velocity !:
miles: weather, showing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
RICHMOND WILL WELCOME
RETURNING GUARDSMEN
Continued From risS, lagc,

companies viii not receive their nay
umiii they have had all their property
duly rcccibtcd for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
DISCUSSES ART As
FUNDAMENTAL or LIFE
!. B. StouShtOn Holborn Delivers In
tcresting Lecture Before the
WOman's Club.
PRAISES ANCIENT GREEK IDEALS
Had Higher Sense Of Citizenship in
Desire To Serve State Itat,Ier Than
to Get Something Out Of Com
mOnweultli.

r\rt 10 ~. rurI.,u,,,,,,, ,
W
NV S"i" l. To- o'ouph'oh lioibotn. NJ
~. T. r. q. 3. Mertou College. oxford
rnivcraity. who sunks al ,,c >y,,,,,.
,r,h ., ,
"' ~" '''''
VI H'' IN i>'c' " h"h cannot ""
= man at all unless he IS in some
sense. an ariist--that IL an arts, in
so far az he is abIo To perceive nrsin!-
iHtc aud appreciate beauty. said Tho
speaker. Tho need TO-. art in III. /.
very real ono ana the ton,icncy to-day
is 10 think Of art rs II sort OF nnishiut:
touch TO he put on after the structure
is completed The age to-day needs
10 realize that love q; tho beautiful
would help us In all tho troubles OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
HAD TYPE or CITIZENSHIP
LACKING IN AMERlt \

One nuds that tho Greek had quail
ity which We 'ack-.-tilat Of citizcnshi p
i'm the highest sense Of the word. our
notion Of citizenship Is that every man
has certain rights. while tho real no.
iion OF citizenship IS that every man
has something 10 do for lis state. as
his duty toward his fcllowman, in
short his ncghbor. Every Greek.
rich or poor, gave himself 10 the state
and felt /, His duty to train and de-
'Nclop his mind and body. i'm order
that ,ha, mind might be OF mos; use
10 his state Can you build az q
morality without true sense OF pro-
portion ana values And until VIC
have erasped il can Ive he said 10 have
a morality" Two Of the greatest evils
Of our day arc mat"rialism "a failure
TO grasp tho true values Of thingD and
scnsationalism. Efficiency Is the big
Eest curse Of tie present day. The
man Is. for mere means are no, ends
at all. bat worse than that material
Ism is our sense iona lism. II is mere
~ disease OF morbid art.
art appeals 10 the senvcs. but the
senses must lie lifted w to thu art
Rome WAS destroyed ny its SENSATIONAL
ism. and il will just as surely and
absolutely destroy us. if We are not
careful 10 prevent IT,. The Greeks
were the great antisensa ionalists Of
all time. as they were the great anti
lnaterialists OF all history"
He compared the Dilboar,!s and adj
refreshments and their giarinE head
lines. made to pander to the morbid
curiosity OF the times. with the beau
~ and art OF Greece. it's cities and its
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-19
saw LIFE tLEARI.i
MD - \ WHOLE

IN FIcccc. mon "IU iH"st u"hiIN 30"
life clearly and sec life as whole.
The four ages Of civilizations COM
pared were Greece. tho Middle Ages.
tho Age OF tho Rcn;,is sane" aud tn.
day in which wc live.
"Whcu one comes TO look =; Greece
YOU sec the part that beauty pla;s
IN ~. The Athcn!nu gentleman WAS
both beautiful and good Tie creeks
believed that tho man WHO is good
can hardly helm its shining forth to
the world thus is his body trausfrurcd
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-28

Don McCauIey, former municipal
court baiIiff, died at 1918 Adams st,
Injured in street car accident.
Shedric Jenkins, negro dwarf,
found guilty of Staying Doris Farley,
negress.
Frank Wilson, VIM. KohIpainter
and Geo. Mcdonald, Indiana Harbor
Belt Line employees, killed. Train
collision.
Geo. Cochrane, who says he's an
actor, held on Mann act charge.
Catherine Beatty, Is, Moberly, Mo-,
accUser.
Dennis Sullivan, KeniIworth, in
jured by 81" train Oct. "a, died.
Citizens league urges vote against
park consolidation bill.
Mrs. John D. Parrish, 1922 DrexeI
blvd, fell dead at reception in Lincoln
Center. Heart trouble.
Judge ScuIly declared Mrs. Jos. E.
Jackson, Berwyn, sane. She will now
sue husband for divorce.
Philip j. Schuster, 81, wants d.
Vorce. Says wife married him to
spite" another man.
Mrs. Marie CarIotta, 721 S. State,
fined $25 for throwing cup at Mrs. F.
DriscoH, 11O9 S. Peoria.
Emil Kasl, Palos Park, accidentally
shot and killed self. Hunting.
Stolen auto of Heidensback Bros,
grocers, 1906 Colorado av., found in
river at SUnnyside aV.
Mrs. Charlotte Henry, 40 years
old, negress, 1880 Federal, dead.
Case of Buda Goldman, alleged lure
of blackmaiI gang, continued until
Dec. 1.
Eighth Illinois infantry back in city
from Springfield. Big parade feature %
of Homecoming.
Unidentified man fatally hurt by
ElstOn av. car at Milwaukee avI
Thos. D. GateIy, 1e, wants ahnuI-
Of n NTrs1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-28

SlOO,OOU TO chicago LylnS-lu uOS-
pital and dispensary.
Earl Dister, 10, Pittsburgh, miss
ing. Believed here,
Aldermen getting busy on Kate
Adams shelter house to cost $50, 900.
Martin Tyser, 2237 S. Central Park
av., tried suicide. Gun. May live.
1920 pin of Anna Case, lost at
Opera club nearly year ago, found.
Man giving name of Geo. Stunkel,
6536 Sangamon, caught robbing
Bank of Harvey Of $4,000. Money
recovered. W. J. Steed arrested as
suspect.
Six men arrested on gambling
charges in raid on room 65, McVick-
ers bldg.
Mrs. Florence Arntz wants divorce
from Rob't Arntz. Desertion charged.
Jos. Burg arrested on suspicion.
Jewelry found in possession.
Fred Gauzhorn, 500 Wells, killed
in elevator accident at ITO N. 5th aV.
Firemen removed body.
Lyman FeIdman, 2 N. HaIsted,
wants Independent Shoe Repair
URlOn strikers TeSuaIneu ITOLu PICK
citing.
Board of Trade has shut off ticker
service to women brokers.
Mrs. Elizabeth SchailI, WaterVille,
Wis, tried to drown self and four
children, from months to years,
in Lincoln park lagoon. Believed de-
ranged.
Dr. Ralph B. MundeII, 1920 S.
Michigan av., sued for divorce by Es-
teIe MundeIl. Cruelty charged.
w. G. Aywaerter, 2so6 Indiana aV.,
found dead. Gas.
Kenneth J. Rankin divorced by
Mamie Rankin. Likes excitement
too much" she said.
Mrs. Rose Leonard, Al, AIS NJ
Hamilton av., fell from window at |
home of DR.. P. G. Peterson, 4159 N.
ROhnV Killed
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
CHARLES de SALES WHEELER

trustworthy position in the auditors department.
 MT. Wheeler comes from a long line of lawyers and statesmen, foremost among whom was the late John Hill Wheeler of North Carolina, his grand father, who was the foremost states man and writer of his day, having been sent as special envoy to France and minister to Venezuela. His History of North Carolina is credited as the most authentic history of that state.
 Chas. de Sales Wheeler was born in Washington, D. C.. March 20, 1891, and was reared and educated in the Capital City, having attended the Gen. tral High School and St. Johns Col lege His early career was somewhat blighted by injuries received in ath- letics during his college course, and from which he has not as yet fully re- covered MT. Wheeler's thorough edu- cation and the fact that for the last two years he has been studying law and handling Justice Court cases for
 the law firm under whose guidance he has been studying law peculiarly fits him for the office which he seeks. He | has always associated himself with the i best interests of this community, and | he therefore invites a thorough inves- tigation of his General Character, i Standing and Qualifications.
 If elected it is safe to predict that | the Court will be conducted in a man. ner in keeping with the dignity of the
 office and that everyone who has any
 dealings with the Court will be treated
 fairly and squarely, the Law to be | lived up to at all times
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
ON BUSINESS TRIP

ON BUSINESS TRIP-J. C. Dobbins left yesterday evening on a short bus mess trip to Los Angeles.
 MINING MAN HERE-E H. Meek of Prescott, a prominent mining man, is a guest of the Adams hotel while in town for short time on business. VlERS IN TOWN-E l.. Viers of San Francisco. with the Bowser Tank company, is making the Adams hotel his headquarters while visiting Phoe- nix for a few days on business. OF PROCTOR AND GAMBLE-G. w. Knight of Fl Paso, representative of the Proctor and Gamble Soap com pany, is registered at the Adams hotel while in town or Q short business visit
 sWINk vsIToR-I. E. Ganyer of Swink, is a guest of the Adams hotel
 while visiting town for short time on business. Other guests include $. w. Linsheimer of Denver: R F. Davis Of Colo. Springs; l.. F. F1eischer of Tue son; Rudolph kuchler of Glendale; l.. | Gardner of Chicago: F. II. Meek Of 1 Prescott: Mrs L. Y. Crabb and sister
 of Aguila: Miss Katherine I. Hunley- of l Tucson. NJ. T. Fife of Los Angeles;
 H. W. Wolf of New York; L. Vogel of | New York; E. $. Vanmart of Los An geles; Harry l.. Higgins of New Ha-
 ven; r. G. Young of Phoenix: J. A.
 Ebling of New York City; C. W. Hem
 ny of San Francisco; F. l.. Niers of
 San Francisco, Ed. Budnoudy of
 Globe; C. W. Knight of Fl Paso; Mir. ! Battar of Los Angeles; r. k. Erickson ! of Denver D. K. Brodersen of Kansas City; Morris Myers of New York City, R. W. F. Mastin of Los Angeles, Mrs
 z. T. Bennett of San Antonio Miss II. | NJ. Bennett of San Antonio; Q. F.. Goss
 of Los Angeles; and l. Rellmussen of | Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10

Charles de Sales Wheeler in this is sue of The Republican announces him. self candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of East Phoenix precinct subject to the action of the democratic primaries on September F. 1916.
 MT. Wheeler sought the southwest some. five years ago as a promising field in which to make his home and enter upon legal career. He took up his residence in Phoenix about three years ago, having been married in this city, and has during this period taken keen interest in the political affairs of this state. He has been entrusted with various important public duties which he has ably fulfilled and under the Fair Commission of 1915 held a
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
WEATHER TODAY
fRepubIican A. p. Leased wireI

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. o. For Arizona: Sunday and Monday fair, with rising temperature.
 Colorado: Sunday showers, coolers north and east portion; Monday fair and warmer.
 New Mexico: Sunday. local show . CTS except fair extreme southeast portion, cooler south portion; Monday fair and warmer.
 West Texas: Sunday unsettled; ; showers and cooler in north portion Monday generally fair.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
"Wednesday Social Circle

The Wednesday Afternoon Social circle will give an ice cream social Monday evening at the Isaac School house An invitation has been ex- tended to all candidates to make,them- selves apparent and let themselves be heard on the vital subjects of the hour.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Bishop Atwood Sueaks

The Right Rev. J. W. Atwood D. D., bishop of Arizona. will preach the ser mon at the Trinity pro- Cathedral church on the corner of Roosevelt street and First avenue this morning at the II o'clock service. Everyone is invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
BACK FOR WlNTER-Mrs. Id

BLANTON'S RAZOR Store, POS w
 Washington street Razors sharpened
 Single edge. 25c dozen: double edge short. 35c dozen; Gem and Starr, solid back, 20c; double edge, long, soc dog en- regular razors honed. SOC; guaran- teed. Mail in your blades.-Adv. Ii
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
aSoN OF NEPTuNEn

Donated by Dave Beshon. Mgr. Cal ifornia Film Exchange, Los Angeles. for Repubican-R Benefit Relief Aaron family at Columbia Theater Wednes- day an hour after lunch. (Adv.) II
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
Advertisina Committee

The Advertising Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet al two o'clock Monday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10

A few rooms for rent at the Y NJ
 C. A. A good place to room. Centrally located. (Adv) bd
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
DR. 6olpo FOR SANE LAws-Ad

PLENTY OF APPLES at Hall Bros Ac per lb. Phone 12iR2.-Adv. q
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
WEATHER REPORT

The break in the telephone line to Roosevelt and the fact that no water was turned to any canal, eliminated the water report yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
DR. BolDo FOR SANE LAWs-A,

Room at the Y. M. C. A. Rates very reasonable for average young man. (Adv) bd
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST
STORED WATER SUPPLY
Water Service Report For Sept 8

Elevation of water in resev-
 voir at 6 a. m. ... POS 65 Contents, acre feet ........1.105,6 ,636 Loss in A hours acre feet 2,764 Elevation one year ago ... 215Se Contents one year ago ....1,204. .S06 Flow Salt nd Verde rivers,
 NJ. I. ................. 41,960 Normal flow water for lands
 up to year .............. lSg5 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation north side, NJ. I. .. 37,590 Amount of water used for ir
 rigation south side, M. I. .. S3.165
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
NOTICE

NOTICE
 We are authorized by the Adminis- trator of his deceased fathers Estate to. pay a suitable reward for informa- ton leading to the location of Peder Artander Berwick, who was last heard from at Phoenix Ariz., about the year 1901. If alive, MT. Berwick would be forty-five years of age.
 ERICH & KELLY,
 Attorneys Law.
 Lakota, No. Dak.
 (Adv.) It
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
SWIM AT RIVERSIDE. (Adv) i

Soft Mt. water. Phone 4s7. (Adv) )bm