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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-27
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A River Falls baseball team will
play the prisoners team at Still
water Saturday.
Miss Winona Merrick, formerly Of
this city, died in Los Angeles, CAL,
last week. The remains were brought
to Madison for burial. An obituary
notice will appear in our next weeks
issue.
w. H. Hatton Of New London,
candidate for governor, and Alvin
Peterson, candidate for state treas
urer, were here Monday in the in
terests of their respective cam
paigns.
A comedy play, Hans Hanson, :"
will show here August A, in tent
opposite the Journal office. Band
concerts will be given at noon and
in the evening. This show comes
here very highly recommended.
Fred Wigen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Wigen Of Baldwin, and form
erly of this city, is one of the top
notch travelling statesmen for the Cal
umet Baking Powder Co. He re-
Gently established sales record by
securing in two single orders a car
load lot shipment for each merchant.
In the weekly bulletins published by
the company Fred always ranks at or
near the head on the salesmen's re-
cords of business. He makes his
headquarters at Lansing, Mich,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-27
GOLD SPAV" LEAGUE NOTES

Big league scouts should note
Jim Richards is batting .588; wis
consin" Jensen .525; Krauth 800.
Bard pitchers issued 9 free passes
to the Crest batters Monday. In 9TH
er words they passed the Crests a
walk-away.
A victory for the Crests over the
Boosters will clinch the pennant. A
Booster victory will tie the honors
and an extra game will be played.
Billy Pickering" Stewart got
away with his usual shut-out pitch
ing stuff again Monday, the Crest
failing to even threaten score on
his delivery.
The Crests, on the crest of another
wave Of good luck, downed the poor
old Cats again last evening by a
score Of to 4. Cap. Wiger drove
in the winning run with long hit to
the sidewalk back of left field.
Harley Clark, the Cats dumb cat
cher, had finger broken Thursday
evening and will be out of the game
for the balance of the season. Ray
mond Lightfoot, a student from
Glenwood City. is doing the receiv-
ing for Capt. Lusk's tribe.
Capt. Wiger's first lieutenant,
Silent" Bill Jensen pulled some
thing new to baseball Monday when
he instructed Moser to go to the
plate without a bat. Bill wanted to
force Moser to accept one of the
passes then being generously issued
by ''Twiglets' Healey.
The White Crests shot into first
place last Thursday evening when
they defeated the unlucky Cats
by score of s to 3. The Cats were
in the lead until the fourth inning,
but could not keep up the pace,
while the Crests then started tally
ing and didn't stop until they had
crossed the pan five more times.
Judge Knowles was slapped on the
wrist by one of Wisconsin" Jenson's
fast shoots Thursday. He asks us to
comment upon the great fortitude
shown by him on his consequent trip
to first base, but space will not al
low US to feature his heroism as il
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-27

The Committee on common schools,
the body which has replaced the
County Board Of Education, met at
the office of County Superintendent H.
B. Aasterud Tuesday afternoon and
reelected Miss Rilla Martin supervis-
ing teacher of this county. The mem
bers of the committe are Alvin d.
Hurtgen of Gilman, G. K. Moore of
Trimbelle and Chas. Strive of Oak
Grove. Miss Martins salary was
raised from $50 to $40 per MONTH
Ellsworth Record.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council Chamber, City of River Falls,
July 20, 1916.
Regular meeting of the Common
Council.
Council convened at 500 o'clock p.
m. Mayor Dunn presiding.
Roll call showed the following
Aldermen present: Carisch, Ostness
and Sutherland. Browell, absent.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Finance Committee report the fol-
lowing claims approved:
N. w. Elec. Equip. Co.,
supplies. .........$ 300.42
Standard Oil Co., oil Pump
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The advertising manager of one of
Americas largest mail order houses
recently told a large convention of adj
vertising men that his company main
tains "a bureau whose duty it is to
read, each week, the weekly papers
from all over the country. This bu-
reau looks over these papers, and
when it finds town where the mer-
chants are not advertising steadily in
the local papers that town is immedi-
ately flooded with literature. 1t al
ways brings results far in excess of
the same effort put forth in territory
where the local merchants constantly
use their local papers,"
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Pratt's Orchestra Dates

Pratt's 5-piece orchestra is booked
for the following engagements to
date:
July 3Oth-New Centerville
August 4th-Woodville
August 6th-Bass Lake
For dates write or phone Z. N
Reed, Mgr, at River Falls Journal
office.
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A. J. Sutherland of Eau Claire, a
delegate to the Democratic conference,
announced that he would be q candi-
date for congress in the Tenth district,
now represented by J. A. Frear. Mr..
Sutherland will make his campaign on
a platform of Americanism, in sup
port of the Wilson policies.
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Reports from over the state indl-
cate that at least the usual number
of silos will be constructed this year.
This is an indication that the state
with the most silos intends to retain
that position. 1t is we'll that Wiscon-
sin farmers should continue to place
their faith in silos. Let there be
more of them.
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Gov. E. L. Philip was renamed by
the Conservative Republican state
convention as candidate to succeed
himself. The convention Endorsed the
candidacy of Charles Evans Hughes
for President. The following state
ticket was nominated: Governor, E.
L. Philip; lieutenant governor, Mar
shall Cousins of Eau Claire; secretary
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So far this year the climate has
been of rather freakish nature from
the farmers standpoint-but the Wis
consin farmer smiles, for if it is too
wet for some crops to yield their best
it will be prime for others and the av-
erage will be good.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-27

Of state, George L. Harrington of Elk
horn; treasurer, Henry Johnson of
Madison; attorney general, E. R.
Hicks of Oshkosh. Paul Schart of
Oconto, announced that he would be a
candidate for state treasurer at the
September primaries, despite the &C
ton of the convention.
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If the stump bugaboo is troubling
YOU look up the matter of improve
ment in the land clearing machinery
inexpensive ones-and what is being
done with them. Write the Wiscon-
sin Advancement association about it.
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CnaS. 6OQgo, street 1GDOf,. -. 1O.OI
Fred Jackman, street labor. 4.5O
Fred Jackman, water services, 1920
w. S. Oligney, express. 49,. 4.39
$1525.82
Bills allowed Carisch, Ostness and
Sutherland voting aye.
Resolution ordering q cement walk
laid on the east side of South Main
street along the property line of A.
Morse estate width of walk four and
one-half feet, length of walk one hun
dred and fifty feet. Read first time,
read second time and put upon its
passage.
On motion voted to adopt the reso-
luton Aldermen Carisch, Ostness and
Sutherland voting aye.
Whereas, public necessity and con-
venience requires the laying of a
sidewalk in accordance with the es-
tablished width and of the material
heretofore prescribed and used in the
construction of sidewalk in the City
of River Falls, in accordance with the
resolution of the Common Council of
said City, heretofore made and ap-
pearing on the records of said Com
mon Council, on the east side Of South
Main street in the City of River Falls
along the west line of the following
described premises situated in the
City of River Falls, Pierce County,
Wisconsin, to-wit:
A part of Section one, Township
twenty-seven, Range nineteen West,
described as follows: Lots Two and
Three in block Nine, Greenwood Falls,
now a part Of the City of River Falls,
which said premises are owned by the
A. Morse Estate. Julia Morse and
Stanley Morse, heirs).
Now, Therefore, be it hereby re-
solved, that sidewalk be and hereby
is ordered to be constructed and laid
in front of such described lot or par
eel of land, along said South Main
street to the full length of one hun
dred fifty feet,-where the same abuts
upon and fronts said South Main
street and that said sidewalk be con-
structed in accordance with the reso-
luton of the Council heretofore made
prescribing the width, material, and
method Of construction of sidewalks
within said City Of River Falls.
1t is further ordered, that copy
of this resolution be served forthwith
upon Julia Morse and Stanley Morse,
the owners of said described premises
so AUDITING and fronting upon said
South Main Street;
And it is further ordered, that in
case said Julia Morse and Stanley
Morse neglect or fail to construct and
lay such sidewalk as aforesaid, with
in twenty days after the service of a
copy of this order upon them, it shall
be the duty of the Street Committee
of said City of River Falls to- cause
such sidewalk to be constructed in
front of said described parcel of land
in accordance with the requirements
Of this resolution and said Committee
on Streets shall keep an accurate ac-
count of the expenses of laying such
sidewalk in front of said described
parcel of land and report the same to
the proper officer of the City of River
Falls, to be placed by the City Clerk
in the Tax Roll of said City as a
special tax against said parcel of land
the same to be charged against said
parcel of land; and to be collected in
all respects like other City Taxes up
on Real Estate.
Dated July 20, 1916.
James Dunn, Mayor.
F. v. Williams, City Clerk.
On motion voted to adjourn.
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DIED

CAMPBELL---Ida May, youngest
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Camp
bell, died at the home in this city
July %, at the age of l year, 9 mon
tbs and days.
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Station. ........... lilo
Ramer Auto Co., Acct Fire
Dept, .............. $50
G. w. Chinook, Jr., One month
spr1nkllng,. ....... $500
G. w. Chinook, Jr., freight
and drayage,. ..... $3.50
Ensign Lumber Co., lumber
for bell tower, $50. 3040
Consolidated Lumber Co., lum-
Der for SITS. and b'dges, 22O68
A. C. Laue, Elec. Dept, ...... 80
J. S. Hemenway, Rep. Elec.
machinery. ......... 9.85
Jos. Konichek, Park Cus'n,. $500
S. C. Hamilton, prep'd env's,. 11.24
R. S. Freeman & Son,
supplies and flag. 9.82
Theo. Jensen, drinking fountain, 2.45
A. C. Ramberg, salary
Chief of Police, $50. $3.50
Robt. Reynolds, Spell Police. 1000
Jas. Richards, Spell Police, 80. Ats
P. Simon, watching fire.. 80. 800
F. V. Williams, salary,
City Clerk, :. 49,. $3.50
E. E. Buck, salary, Elec. Dept, $3.50
A. Renter, do. $3.50
Jas. Sweet, do. $3.50
M. L. Briggs, do. $3.50 |
J. w. Patterson, do. $500
w. E. Campbell, labor,
Electric Dept. ..... $500 !
Ed. Elertson, salary,
Street Commissioner, $3.50 |
K. Wigen, street labor. ..... 25.42
Jno. Mapes, stree labor. 80. 26.42
Jeno Vann, street labor. $3.50. 27.00 |
VIM McIlroy, street labor. -. 43.77 |
w. S. Oligney, street labor. -. 1914
J. M. Chinook, street labor. 1887
G. w. Chinook, Jr., street labor 1902
E. E. Nash, street labor, -. 49.30 |
Pemmer Johnson, street labor CTS
Cliff. Elertson, street labor, -. 22.72 |
Barney Carolan, street labor. 21.14
Chas. Hodge, street labor, -. 1857
Fred Jackman, street labor. 4.50
Fred Jackman, water services, 1920
w. S. Oligney, express, 500. 4.39
S1525.82
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STANDING OF CLUBS

crests plyd won 6 lost 2 per c $50
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Savings i'm Linens

Nearly eighteen months o,
when linens were at the lowest
price they had been in years, the
r. G.. U. Syndicate placed orders
in Belfast, Ireland, for over
$4,000 worth of linens. Our
store contracted for $4,000 worth
of this lot and we have just re-
ceived our last $4,000 shipment.
These linens are on sale now and
we can sell you linens at what
other stores are paying for them
today.
Linens BY the Yard
Beautiful patterns in heavy Irish
Table Damask bleached and I'M
bleached at 60c, $1,OO, . On
$3.50 and G'OO
Pattern Cloths
Hundreds of Pattern Cloths in
rich designs with border all
around in same quality and at
same price as yard goods10 En-
at 295, $685., $495 and 1A.OO
Napkins to Match
Crashes
Over so pieces of bleached and
unbleached crash at 14c, OO0
l9c and NV
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
TRANSPORT DELAYS
FROM NORWAY PORT
TO RUSSIA REDUCED
IA.soeIa,ed Pro. corr..ponaeneel

Christianity en- the new rail-
way connecting retrograd with the
Arctic port OF N~exnndrovsk Is fin-
ished u will be lssible to transport
goods from Tronsl in NORWAY to the
Russian capital bon five days time \
now steamship In has already been
organized to tak, advantage OF the
new route. and n : expected that the
railway viii be "A, liable FOR use with
In "A month or SO
Although much further north than
Archangel. ON tn White sea. which
Is already come I'd with ictroRrad
BY the narrow So 90 railway, the new
port of AlcNnndrD * IL free from leo
all the ycar around, by virtue OF be-
ing situated on .u inlet which feels
the effect Of IN, 0iulf Streain. while
Archangei IL closed to navigation for
Fix months Of N. ear.
one Of the dif iltiea Of the Arch
angle route has on the Tremendous
congestion OF o. hc, and this VIII
stiil be a problem for some time as
the new railway rom Alo,lnhrovsk
Will nj first be- Dr. a rounda ,out way
via Archanncl E., "A direct Inc from
Alcxandrovsk to 'etrosrad b to b"
completed as soon NJ possible.
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graph operator and station master. An
excursion party that boosts the re
ceipts of the station considerably aud
The arrival OF the mail bags arouse
the crooks cupiditv, especially 50 since
they 500 that Helen IL alone In the sta
tion.
They set upon her, and she Is soon
bound and gagged luccnscd 10y her
refusal 90 diyulgc the combination of
The safe and by her strenuous re-
sistanoc. they carry her to n hnndcar
ON the siding aud after binding her
start II down grade. The weight OF
the car and Helen carries Il down the
tracks at great speed. while the crooks
return 10 the task OF opening the safe
II IS then that the action of the pic
turc reaches it, climax as we see the
train on the other track and the hand
ear nearing a crash that seems un
lvoidablc. by n freak ~ luck Helen
passes between the front aud rear
wheels Of the train. though We may
easily Imagine what would have hap.
toned had the car arrived either u sec.
ond earlier or later at the intcrsccting
point
How Helen escapes another peril IN
the form of u train approaching on the
same trnCl: on which she l. riding AMI
how the crooks are finally caught and
in n short time arrive "hack homo'' at
the prison are events told In the clos
ing scene OF this production.
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The Markets



New York. Jan i9-Thc same spec
ialtica that contributed to Yesterday
activity were again prominent at to-
days opening. Bethlehem steel. af-
ter opening down a point at 4ie. soon
advanced to go -. War shares were
lower al the outset but recovered later
and United States Steel denoted
further pressure.
Foreign AFFAIRS. particularly condi-
tioas IN Mexico. were utilized to im-
peir qrotcd values today. liivh priced
spocialtics ~iiuctuatcd widely.
American sugar Refining. nav.
American Tel. ami Tel. i-1h.
Anaconda copper. SNis
Nt,hisun. 100 =.
chino Copper, j3h.
Inspiration copper l5iz.
Northern Pacific. llb%.
Reading. NiN.
southern P1c.itC. l0i "a.
Talon Pacific. 1863
United states steel, STM,
United States steel. pfd.. ltTM.
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NOTICE TON PUBLICATION.

Department of tho interior. T.. s
Land once at Santa Fo. y NJ
RRT Dec. i1. 1915.
Notice is hereby given tha, Alfredo
Herrera. ~ Armilo, y. ~, who, on
Dee. 20. 1910, made i.,wcr''nd I'm
Try No Oii7iS. for Lots 9, g. and
va SWh Section IS, Township II ~.
Range . W, y ". = Meridian. uas
nicd notice of intention to maH i've
year proof. TO establish claim tu the
land above described. before George
Il. Craig. T.. $ Commissioner. AT AL
huqucrquc. y. NJ. on the 5th day OF
February. 1915.
Claimant lmc a. WITNESSES:
Iustn Herrera. Of Atriscu. \. ~ An
tonic sanchez. of san iguucio. y. NJ;
Rumulo chavez. ~ Aruiio. Is. NJ.
FItANCTSCD BEIiADO,
Register.
Evening Herald. A~lhu-uotluc. y. NJ
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CHICAGO board NJ Trade.

Chicnso. Jan 10. wheat prices
weakened today, influenced hy asser-
tions that the tightening of the block
ado oi neutral ports would further
%comphcatc the d%ini,ultic. of exporters
and tend TO restrict buying. Opening
prices, which ranged from &C on To
Mc up with Iav - S:.r.a TO Si.3e
and july at ti.2iis TO Si.2iN We're
followed by "a sharp decline all
around.
The close WAS weak. ~ miSc net
lower, with May at si.30h aud July
at sl.23Es.
Corn gave way with wheat. After
opening !. y &c OF to u u NJ, the
market underwent a general sag
The close was steady but y q nc
to iac net lower.
Oats reflected the declines IN other
cereals.
Provisions eased on with Grain.
Close:
Whcat--May. &i.3OL July. FL
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Kansas city Grain.

Kansas City. Jan i9-Wheat-No.
. hard. si.t7nt22: No. . red. sl21m
i.2s. May. $l2lh a lei q: July,
81 20 . n ! 26A.
curn-No. : mixed. zoe; No. .
white. zoe; No. : yellow, TiM7lhc;
May. iN@ zoe. July, 1850.
Oats-No . white. 501 5lc; No .
mixed. I3Hiic.
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kansas Clty, Mo, Jan. l9.-UOGs-
Receipts. i4.O0O; market higher. Bulk.
7.1jm7i0; heavy. s7.35a7.50; Light,
$5.l0I 1.3O: pigs. $G.25m6.a0.
Cattle Receipts. E.50o: market
steady TO strong. Prime fed steers,
sS.6j19.25, dressed beef steers. $500
$50; WESTERN stcrs, $C.50n $50,
calves. s6.5Om 1850.
Shccp-Ncceipts 800 market
strong. Lambs. Sl0.2i 1915; YEAR
500.
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Chicago, Jan. Hogs Receipts.
~. 900, market slow. shade above yes
torday's nvernge. Bulk. 81 25m GO.
light. sf05m 1875; heavy, sTt5m no;
S5.7jnG75.
cattle - Receipts. lS,00O; market
firm. Native beef STEERS. $3.50 a Q SO.
western steers. s6.GOmS .2j: COWS ana
hoifers. $500 $40; calves, $1,000
hob.
Shcep-Reccipts. $4,000; market
steady. Wothors. S7,3i $50. lambs.
sS.2501O1 Is.
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New York JtI. Mercantile pa
por. 3m3h per cent.
Bar silver 5G c.
Mexican dollars t3Nc.
Government bonds steady.
railroad bonds, lrreeular
Time loans, irm, 6 days. 2il n'4@i
per cent.
call money steady, ruling rate, @
per cent.
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New York. Jan i9.-copprr. iirn,
clcctrolNtiC. s2i 90.
iron. steady and unchanged.
Metal cXchnHED quotes tn quiet,
stiOO hid.
At London; SPOT copper tsi l5s;
futures. SIS u 81; clcctrolytic. fil5
los.
Spot tin. ft55. utures. tli5 los.
Antimuny. fl.H
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Denver 1ixc,tn.L.

Denver. Ian. l9.-Cattlo Receipts.
$500. market strong. Iicef steers.
- 00T IS, COWS and h%eifers. $500 ~
6.2i. calves. kS.00 a lO.5O.
Hogs-Rccclp pts, J0o. m3r'SCt irons
Top. 500; bulk. SG.S0m 100.
Sheep - Receipts, see; market
strong
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cotton Future

New York Jan l0.-Cottun futures
closed barely st,a.y. January, 4l2 49,.
March. Sass; May, SEES, July
$i2.Ti; October, Et2T o
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New York, Jan la-The metal cN-
change quotes iord quiet. Offered at
$3.50. Spcltcr uHt quoted
~ London: Loud, ESQ los. spclter,
lSS.
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New Work Cotton.

New York. Jan l9~>Spot cotton,
quic4 middllns uplands, 12.Il. sales
100 bales.
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IANcrnnuI i'Otton.

Liverpool, la ia.-Cnttou. spo.
steady. sooi middIn ms se'3; m.dd,inr.
2Ssd. low middliue tSSd. SALES, b 600.
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kansll City, Jan. n -nuttcr, eggs
ana poultry unchanged.
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SANTA FE THE TABLE.
-

'Ih tH"ci sunday, Feb. Ith, igis)
West
No. Daily. Ar IN
] California Express. 1;JOp S.3pu
= C%aliforh.a limited t1:0Oa II goa
Fast kAprrts. ...., a:t5a io.i5a
. Fast Mail ....,.. .itss0p i2.s0i
~ I've Luxe CThlurs) 7.s0a S.O0n
south
sos III Pnso Express ta:2Or
sib I'll Faso ExproS... 9:5aa
East Daily.
10 Atlantic Express. rata e.0sa
: Eastern Express. a:i1p e.tOr
! California Limited. 6:i0p 7.Q0r
X. G. a. Chicago Tx 7;i6p -.5Gr
20 DE Luxe (WedG, g;00p 9.iOr
From SOUTH
SO X. C. ~ Chicago. 7:OOa
SIC X. c. q Chicago. ..G:aop
standard sleeper for Clo"i. and
Roswell leaves on 80. sos. connect. ll
Belen with rain No. p. leaving Boleu
at il:s5 o. m.
No. : carries one coach only: No
sloepers
No, SIC viii have standard sleeper
from Roswell from train 20. - AZ
Belen,
P. J. N Agent.
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FOR RENT--Rooms
FOE RENT--Houses.

FOR REST Two-rooW furnished
house, large sleeping porch; per
rcctly sauitdry. a. i29l y. 2nd 81 In
qEirc 1901 y. 2nd ST.. or uifono 1869.
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LOST.

old female. Finder telephone 5N5
and ret reward.
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PERSONAL.

~~N-S~~~~~~~>~~~-~~ sN~~~S
FOR CARPET r,"anihr, furniture
and stove repairing W A. Con.
phouc bfr
Arizona republican., 1916-02-03

In the mOngst of right smart crowd James Clyde Blaine at exactly three o'clock yesterday afternoon loosened the clutch, shifted in to neutral and with simple twist of the wrist stopped the Harley Davidson nonstop test in the show window of the Phoenix Cycle company The nine day grind was over and to them whose ears had rung with the noise of the machine for To. these many days and nights, came a mighty qualification. But the real glow of pleasure pervaded the frames of Harry Crandall. Ellie Wilson and J. H. Lane, promoters of the test which has given to Phoenix a worlds official record of 4,31G.5 miles.
 That is the record on the speedo- meter when Blaine, the state commis- sioner of the F. A. NJ. officially closed the test Speculation was rife over the possibilities of a record far greater than the 4,3O0 odd miles, but having broken the unofficial record of another machine. the promoters concluded to halt the test, and to prepare for a greater one, in which the motor will be gwen the WOfk or carrying a passenger around the mile track al the fair grounds day and night
 Following the ceremony of shutting off the motor, Hugh Miller uncoupled the chain with which the starter pedal had been locked, the motorcycle was lifted out of the window and tied onto q new Buick car, loaned by Agent Bill Catlin. CrandalI hestrode the machine, with q man on the rear mud guard to