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Arizona republican., 1916-07-10

to S1.75; (96's), s1.5O; (27's), s125; ponies, S1.oO to s1.z5: flats Q2's and l5's) pinks wrapped, s1.OO. Califor- nias; Small size. some overripe. Market draggy, demand moderate; Jumbos, $4.oc; standards, $3.CO to $3.75; few $4.0G; repack and soft S1,75 to $2.00; ponies, $2.25 to $3.25; flats. $1.0o 70 s1.75; repaciled and soft, 75c to $1.00; 2-3's, green meats $2.7s; flats, pinks, $1.40 to $l.50.
 Pittsburg: Warm and clear; 6 cars held over Californas: Market steady, demand good, quality and condition good Standards, green meats, wrapped ana unwrapped, $3.50 to SETS; ponies, S9OO to $3.25; flats S115 to $l25: standards, unwrapped. SEQ to $3.75; best $4.00; ponies (5fs), unwrapped, $3.O0 to $3.50; 2-%s. unwrapped, S2.5O to $2.75; flats, $40 to $50; Jumbo (36's), wrapped. $3.75 to $4.00. Georgias: Market strengthening. cheaper priced fruit selling well, quality variable, condi- tion variable; stendards, green meats, wrapped. mostly $1.25 to s150.
 Philadelphia: Warm and clear; , cars California arrived, cars Cali fornia rnloaded, cars California on track. Southern stock, 3 cars ar rived, cars unloaded, cars on track. Californias: Wide range, market declining, demand moderate. quality and condition variable; stand : ards green meats unwrapped $3.50 2-3s unwrapped, S2.75 flats, s15O; flats oyerripe. $l.10 to $135; stand ards wrapped, $S25 to $375; ponies wrapped. S2.75 to s3.25; Jumbo (43's) $3.50 to $4.00; southern stock. market draggy, demand slow, wide range quality and condition; dead ripe, some pink meat flats, 65c to 90c.
 Washington: Warm and clear; , cars Georgia. Demand good for good stock. Quality fair, condition poor green and soft. Georgias: Standards wrapped. S1.50 to $1.75; flats, 75c; flats, pinks, 75c to zoe. South Car olinas: Unwrapped standards, $10( to s125.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
Lan1ara

The great sacrifice a sister makes to protect her sisters good name even though it may cause her to be banished from the home and hearth cherished so much by one always makes an interesting film drama. But in the hands of Alice Brady. who plays the role of the sacrificing sister, this pastoral drama Is more than a mere photCplay. It is at once q crowning artistic and dramatic interpretation of q difficult role charmingly and gracefully DOT trayed in all it's moments of happi- ness and sorrow in a manner seldom seen cn the screen, for Miss Brady's powers of eXpounding clearly and un- folding unusually well the most in tense dramatic situations ever con ceived are unsurpassable. Her won derful work can be seen to the bes of advantage in Tangled Fates.' the sweet pastoral, Brady Made" World
 film production, which will be tho | feature again at the Lamara theatei | tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
DEATH IN OH|O IF
 WH|TTLESEY ADAMS
Man We'll Known in Phoenix for Many
 Years

The older residents of Phoenix and especially the Masonic Fraternity, will learn with genuine sorrow of the death at his home in Warren, Ohio, of Whit tlesey Adams who spent his winters here in the early '90s.. Major Adams was ST years old at the time of his death but retained to the last his cheerful disposition and kindly interest in public affairs He was a member of the first class of candidates admitted to Fl Zaribah Temple. the local Shrine and retained his membership there to his death. His military title was gained during the Civil War, but in civic affairs he was always active and one whose life was filled with good deeds done both public and private.
 Mir. Adams was born in Warren. | Ohio, November 26, 1929 and had been | in active business there practically all of his S7 years. He was a graduate of Yale in the class of 1857 and took a l lively interest in educational affairs. serving as a member of the examining i board of Western Reserve College for many years. From early manhood he was member of the Presbyterian l Church of Warren, and at his death it's oldest member. In Masonry he was loved and honored and in spite of his great age retained his interest in its playground the Temples of the Shrine
 Harry Dehl was an old time friend of Mir Adams and visited him shortly before his death and was greeted with the pleasant smile and kindly saluta- tions which endeared him to so many who will recall him as he was during
 his winters here. now twenty years ago.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
INCREASED FACILITIES AT TOM REED MINE

OATMAN, Ariz., July S.-Twenty stamps are laundering at the Tom Reed mill
 This is cheering news to the many stockholders of the company. as it is generally looked upon to mean the early resumption of dividends
 It was early in the week that ad- ditional ten stamps were set out to work and was the first time since last October that the familiar roar of the twenty stamps was heard.
 With tha Tom Reet. working full capacity, it is conservatively figured that the company will be shipping more than $1O0.0O0 bullion to tk' mint each month.
 According to the recent financia statement of the Tom Reed company there is approximately $250.000 in th' treasury.
 | The new management is goint about things in a big way. New de velopment appears to be their mail idea. Since Edward Rabb tool
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
Plaza

Every picture that will be shown on the screen at the Pl1Za theater today will be feature and every one of them by the same token will be a Mutual Movie The leader naturally in all this is The Secret of the Sub marine" with Juanita Hansen and Thomas Chatteton in the leading roles. However. in according credit for the excellence Of this great movie novel William j. Tedmarsh, who plays the part of Satsuma the Japanese say must not be overlooked. Ii will be remembered that Fedmarsh was Quabha in The Diamond From the Sky" and as the Italian organ grinder made one of the artistic hits of all moviedom. Many who have seen his splendid work so far as Satsuma are inclined to give him more credit for his display than he received for his
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
WORK TO BE OPENED
 ON AN OLD MINE

It is probable that work on the Porphry copper mines at Mineral Park will be commenced shortly The mines are said to have gone into the hands os GeoIge Graham Rice. who is engaged in financing them. Rice is one of the best boosters in the coun- try and when he believes in mine IS sure to get the morey to carry devel opment to 9 successful issue. The Porphyry copper is worthy of devel opment and with a big backing the mines and the surrounding country will receive an impetus that will bring that region 10 inc front.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
BEWARE THE SODA GLASS;

Beware of the swimming pool and the ice cream soda glass. This warn ing is sounded by the state board of health in it's monthly bulletin, just out. Each is a summer attraction and each is seldom clean, according to the bull letin. City ordinances should see to the sanitation of the soda glass, and also see to it that the waters of swim ming pools are kept pure.
 According to the bulletin, the state board of health's campaign against typhoid is reducing the death rate In the last ten years typhoid has been reduced from 3O.2 per cent to 97 per the San Francisco Chron- ipIa
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10

charge as superintendent, succeeding z. s. Jones, three new shafts have been started Several new buildings have been erected on the main Tom Reed property and other work planned.
 The big feature of the development work was the opening of an ore shoot in the Grey Eagle shaft adjoining the Big Jim. The company is now nov ing the plant from the Black Eagle to the Grey Eagle to push work on the latter.
 Completely surrounded by the United Eastern, the Tom Reed this week started work on an old located property. They are completing the gallows frame and will shortly install the machinery.
 C. w BORIS.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
FINAL DEVELOPMENT
 AROUS|NG INTEREST

J. C. Devine, president and general manager of the Pinal Development company states that Bisbee people are very enthusiastic over Pinal stock and are rapidly subscribing for the small block which has been allot- ted to the Warren District Mir De vine and Mir. Carpenter will leave very shortly for Boston. where the stock will be listed on the curb. It is predicted by many of the wise ones that Piual will be the next big sur prise in the coppers.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10

of the best singers that has ever played at the popular playhouse. She will introduce tonight her famous song Gypsy Love" This is Miss Douglas greatest song hit having won great honors on the entire Pa cific coast. The Jolly Models is a great fun show and will offer many laughs to the musical lovers of Phoe- nix
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
SALE REPORTED
 OF TAPPAY MINES

The mines owned by J. E. Tappcn on Bill Williams Fork arc said to have been sold to a wealthy syndi- cate. These mines have been held by Mr. Tappan the past r years and upon which he has done large amount of work. The properties are in the region of Planet and the areas are analogous.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
Miss Hazel DouqIas at Coliseum

Starting tonight the Coliseum will have something new in store for it's patrons. ''The Jolly Models" is the offering and the management prom ises a great surprise. One of the big features of the evening will be Miss Hazel Douglas the new prima dona who has proven without a doubt one
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10

Reduced round trip rates on sale certain
 days in July, August and September
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10

c. W. BORIS.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL AooUClA
T1ON

The Parish Sunday Sch ri Ns
sor,atlon holds lis Annual Con
vcntlon IN Presbyterian church II
.Icancrcttc on Sunday aud Mon
day. February 9th and 9th and
all Sunday School workers Of the
Parish are expected to be there
and ION hearth Y IN lts work. The
Sunday School has grown in inter
est 50 much IN the last few Yeats
that II has become an impcratl,
duty Of the Sunday School work
ers to have some such organlza-
ton as the Parish Association in
order that the workers may keep
abreast Of the times. The or
ganizcd Sunday School Movement
Of which the Parish Association
is a part has given the world u
new conception Of the Sunday
School idea and aroused an inter
est never before known. II has
planted in the workers noble DIS
content with many of he old WHY'S
of doing things. and inspired them
to seek Improvement in every dl
rcction. II has aroused the de
nominations to vie with each 9th
cr IN friendly. but vigorous cf-
fort to Sl,rpaSs. not each other but
themselves in Sunday Sch'
work Il has uuickencd pastors,
stimulated supcrilJicndents, on
couragcd teachers and Translated
the Sunday School so that the
church is hc"innn" to understand
j.. Many Sunday Schools now
keep open the year round which
formerly closed in the winter be
cause Of the work Of this move
mcnt. IN fact if the .Sua 'av
School is any better or mos" rrp-
ular now than in the days # ~
grandfather it is due very arg 'ly
to the organized Sunday SCHOOL
work.
The Sunday School workers Of
Jcancrcttc are preparing through
the local committee Of entertain
mcnt. Of which Mr.. j. +. Whit
worth is chairman. to care for all
visiting delegates during the con
vcntion. and if there are any
or persons who have not
sent their names in as delegates
and will now do so. provision Wi
be madc for their entertainment
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05
PLEASANT AND SUGAR
TARIFF.

The States has not always been
n popular prophet in the Third
District. despite the frequency
with which it's prophecies conc
true. That is because the average
sugar planter is too ohtusc to rec
Ognizc The States disiutcrcstcd
fricndlincss toward his industry.
But the sugar-plantcrs cannot
gay that Senator Ransdcll has MOI;
served them in the way they think
they ought to he served at Wash
ington. A Senator who was vii
ling to vote against great party
measure on the final roll-call. in
CURING thereby the displcasurc +
the Democratic administration. Of
his colleagues. aud much uncn II
able criticism from the party at
large. is entitled to he consi lrrsL
in good faith toward them when
he ventures n warning concerning
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05

Model to all those who played a
their pretty grounds. and then
crowd moved away to st. Joseph s
Mound. another pretty spot. also
on the play ground here the statue
was blessed. the Orchestra played,
"IIolv God We Praise Thy
Name. The Pastor. children pnd
Sisters singing the praises Ofy tAe
Master ended the ceremony and
all went away carrying IN their
hearts. n holy calm, soft sooth-
ing feeling which only Holy
thoughts can give.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05

their industry.
IN an interview which he gave
to The Timcs-I',cayunr Sunl,.,
Mr. Ranshrll said:
The eyes Of the public ncn II
Washington are on the :" an
election in Louisiana. wheel viii
be watched with great interest rs
il is thought that the success OF
Col. Pleasant would have an i'm
portant bearing on the sugar sit
uation.
Let the sugar planters ponder
the suggestion. so dclicatcly put
by Mr.. Ransdcll. IN those lines. II
is not a threat. It is not even an
attempt to dictate n politica
course Of action to them. It is
merely an effort TO call their at
tcntion to the way in which they
may best advance the interests
thew have at heart.
Col. Pleasant has been nominal
cd hy a surprising majority in Il
primary in which more than three
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05
MACCAbEES PUBLIC CELE
BRATION.

TO morrow will he an event u
fratcrnal matters that Will be ol
much interest to the general pub
lie in New Iberia. the occasion be
ing the visit to New Iberia Tent
No. 1 Of Hon. l.. -. Marley. tn,
Supreme Commander Of the Vac
cabecs Of the United States. TIL,
committees having the public eel
chration in charge have leased tn,
Elks Theatre where the publ,
speaking will take place and
Mayor Scaly has accepted an IN
>ltatlon on behalf of the City to
welcome the visitors to our It'll,
City. Mr.. u. \. Dimltrv has also
consented to deliver short al
dress after which Mr.. Markcy will
discuss MacrabcclSm in all its re
lationship to the bcttcrmcnt Of
mankind. Delegations from Gro
Tent No. > Of .Icancrcttc and the
kaplan and other sister Lodges
will he here in full force. IN fact
upwards Of five hundred visiting
members from the surrounding
towns have made it known that
they will respond to the invitation
I" be present at this celebration.
At eleven thirty in the morning !,
procession will form at the Hotel
Frederic preparatory to the march
to the Southern Pacific depot to
meet the guests. after which they
will again march. headed by a
brass band and the uniformed de-
gree team back to the Elk Theatre
whore the spcaking will be held.
During the afternoon hours the
famous Degree team will initiate
into the mysteries Of the Order
fully one hundred candidates who
are seeking to become members
Of this growing fratcrnal and be
ncvolcnt Order.
Special ARRANGEMENTS have also
been made with the manager Of
Hotel Frederic for one Of the
biggest hanuucts that has ever
been given in that ho,!c!ry since
it has been opened to the trade
The entire program arranged by
Hon. Max Levy and others on TIE
committee is such that it will be
of interest to everybody. An in
vlta'lon IS extended to the gen
cral public 10 attend the public
reception and celebration npon ar
rival Of NJ Marley at II 80
o'clock \. NJ.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05

quarters Of the registered vote "f
the state participated In tho
Third District n majority of the
possible vote participated
10 sane man any LONGER believes
il Is possible 10 defeat col. Pleas
ant or to make even \ dcut ~
Democratic supremacy III ."Hl%I-
ana. he result on April f i ~
certain today ~ II the vote bad
already been east and counted.
VIII thcu should not the sugar
planters accept Tho result aud help
10 pat M Third Nlslrret b1rs ~
the l)rmo' party whom Mr.
Ean@lrIl tells them the srrrcSa
Of COL Pleasant WoulI have m
important bearing on tn" sugar
situation
DO they doubt it They know
the Democratic party i III control
~ Washington. They know It ~
to continue IN power y LONG tune.
They know It Is inclined now /"
keep the d,i, on sugar n reNrnuc
measure and that such q policy Is
safer for sugar than any Ecruhll
can tariff can be. aud that II - to
the ncnorrtic party alone. ut this
time Of danger. they can lool, for
help
WHY should they not. therefore.
contribute to Col. Pleasant $ sue
cess when Senator Kausdrll broad
" ntlmatrs to them that their sal
vatlon hes with tho Democratic
party and il seems 50 likely that.
II they swing back to Democracy.
they VIII encourage the pcrma
ncnt establishment Of y policy
which will take their industry out
ont Of the hazardous class
States. ."
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05
MOUNT CARMEL. NOTES
Blessing Of two Beautiful Statues
of Our Lady Of LOurdcrs and
St. Joseph.

January, usually suggests to
the mind cold hrcarv days. dc
void Of sunshine and flowers: but
ifrvcr the order Of Nature was
reversed aud proved dlamelr'caI
~ opposed to the above. it WAS On
last Friday when u beautiful 'c
Iigious ceremony took place ~
the Opcn air. The Convent
grounds never looked lovcl'cr.
and it was a spring day IN Jan
uary. Nature here. Is alwavs
bright and green. The gran | old
oaks-cvcrgrccns. the many tHrns
the ever cllnging ivy which
graccs the Mounds. the soft green
grass, indeed. there is no winter
IN this Good Fitted spot. VIII, &c
flows mcrrily the wonderful Trchc
winding it's way thr" IL. Il III, =
full Evangclinc Land
This day. Friday all the school
children. boys and girls. h. con
vent Orchestra formed = semi
circle under the spreading, ',F.iIrh
es Of the Oaks. which towers
above the Mound where u lov";,
white cement statue Of Our Lady
Of Iourdcs awaited the Bless. :,
Of the Priest Of God. The Mound
which is covered with ivy was
made brighter hv the many flow
-rs which every child loved to
bring. camclias. blue bells, vlolcts
galore Promptly at two o'clock
the beloved Pastor appeared and
the sweet singing. go Mary. How
SwectIv Falls That Word. = re
sounded throughout the grounds
and the brcczcs waited the strains
of the violin down the stream. and
rc-cchoch upon each succeeding
ripple. Mary. q Mary. After
the singing Of this sweet Hymn,
the Pastor and friends of the
school and especially to thc"Littlc
Ones friend. Blessed the sta
tues and also another statue Of
Our Lady Of Lourdcs. his gift,
destined to grace the Chapel. a
few words about our Blessed
Mother. as the Guardian and
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05
WHAT CATARRH IS

1t has been said that every third
person has Catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal Catarrh
often indicates a general weakness
Of the body; and local treatments in
the form Of snuifs and vapors do little,
Il any good.
To correct catarrh you should treat its
cause by enriching your blood with the
oil-food In SCOTS Emulsion which Is
medicinal food and building tonic, free
6umalcohol Or any harmful drugs. Trytt.
ossee 4 Dewus. Daepnael1. H..
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05

North Crandon. Wis. "When I was 1G years
old got married and at IL years | gave birth to
twins and 1t left me with very poor health. Icould
not walk across tho floor without having to sit
down to rest and il was hard for me to keep about
and do my work. l went to doctor and he told
me ] had displacement and ulcers, and would
have to have an operation. This frightened me so
much that did not know what to do. Having
heard Of Lydia H. linkham's Vegetable Compound
u thought would give il trial and ii made ire ms
well ~ ever. ] cannot say enough in favor Of the
s.-Mrs. MAyME AsuACu, North Crandon, Wis.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05
John 4. Taylor a. Bro. Druggist
Henry AMI His Wjves.

Henry VIII. was king Of England
and the greatest widower that ever
was. states boys essay He wan
oorh Mt place called Annie Domino.
and no had $50 wives The first wsa
oehe"ded and then executed. the SEQ
ohd wa" revoked. and the third died.
and then he married Ann pulletan.~-
London Lancet.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05
Testimony from Oklahoma.

lawton. Okla "Whcn began to take lydia f. Fink,ans
Vegetable Compound seemed to l good for nothing, tired easily
and had headaches much of the and irregular took
before my little child born and did wonderful of
good Ut That time never tail to recommend ydia r. inkams
Vegetable Compound to aing because has much
Tor ne-Alts A. H. MetAslANr Have Iavon, Okla
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05

Eoxhurv. Mass-"I VIVA suffering from in,lan
nation and was examined 10y physician who found
that my trouble was caused hv dispaccmcnt
My symptoms were hearing down pains. hackachc,
aud sluggish liver tried several kinds of mc-
cine: then was asked to try Iy,lia f. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound It has cured me and am
pleased to bc in my usual good health hy using it
and highly recommend It." Mrs. b. NJ. Oseoop,
Haynes Park, Roxbury, Mass.
10 you want special advice writo 60 Lydia
= rAnkhom Medicine Go. (cOntidemttal) Lym
loe1or win Be cpeaeds roea end answered BY '
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-05
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Has Been
Woman's Most Reliable Medicine
Here is More Proof.

To who suffering from form Of
wcmans special Ills and have a fear Of breaking
down, the three following letters ought to bring hopc-