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Arizona republican., 1916-07-28
Popular Song Hits for July
The New Dance Records

Dance dying the wide distribution of indication Of of these lively medley, procured do all, doubt dancing popular in the home
 August fine OneSeps and Fox Trots offered all of them up the Victor standard which unapproachable
 is you'll like; it's 75c Step Victor Military Band ArrahG m Oregon-Nedey One-Step
 Grant Victor iitaryB Band
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28
FATAL CAR CRASH
TFepublican A. p. Leased wire1

NEW YORK. July 27.-Three men Were fatally injured when str~et or crashed into an elevated railroad pillar in the Bronx tonight. The ac,.4en4 was the most serious which has oo- cured since the beginning of the "frike of motormen and conductors ot the surface car lines in the Bronx and WeStchester county. The ear was 'a- molished and the crew was sought vainly by the police after the accident.
 Before ambulances arrived to take
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28
Miscellaneous Instrumental Records

This always of the most interesting and diversified there twenty selections everyhin "A czgany Hungarian Sons to the Lucia Sextette the Hurtado Brothers Royal Marmba Band Among the other are these double ten-inch records at 75c
 18055 Girl Left Behind Me-Humoresque Arthur Pryor
 Arkansaw TraveIer-Parody (Lovenberg) Arthur Pryor 18059 When You're Away (IerberD Nioloncelo Rosario
 Underneath the Stars Spencer Violoncello) Rosario
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28

gas was sucked out of the tunnel by exhaust fans and the air pressure was resumed, permitting the gangs to work in the tube.
 The city investigation of the disaster was opened today 13 witnesses being examined
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28
SPANIEL NEAR COLLAPSE WIEN
 GIVEN HEARING

ALPINE, Tex. July 27-Harry j. Spannell. manager of a local hotel was given preliminary examination on a charge of killing his wife and Lieutenant Colonel Butler. U. $. A., here today before Justice Ragin and remanded to jail without bond to await action of the grand jury which meets here September H.
 Spannel apparently craZed by jealousy. it is asserted. shot and killed his wife. daughter of John Holland, a leading banker and cattle man of west Texas. and the army of flcer, week ago today while the three were riding in Spannelrs motor ear. The shooting which occurred on a residence street in Alpine. caused much excitement throughout the section.
 When the prisoner was brought into the court room it seemed obvious 10 friends that he was on the verge of a mental collapse. He sobbed d greeting to the few officers present and with bloodshot eyes searched the room. Apparently he paid little at iention to the legal phases of the examination, but mumbled over and oyer aeain: "Oh. my little girl my own little girl" referring apparently Co his five-year-old daughter now at the home of her grandparents here.
 The examination w1s perfuncto=v and caused little excitement in the community. Few persons in the town realized it was being held. every et- fort having been made to keep the fact of Spannells presence here 9 secret. because of the sentiment s9id q" hove been manifested after the shooting.
 lmeliatelv after the court had hound him over Spannell was hand Cuffed, taken to 2 waiting automohila and driven rapidly ont of town. He w'o driven to Marie from there he vill he taken by train to Fl PaGo for safe Keeping
 L.. 4. Dale of Fl Paso who an peared today as Spannelrs attorney declined io indicate the defense ha would offer
 Little excitement was c1usod bv the arrival of Snannell today. Thc pris- cner was taken tc the cornty jail where he was closely guarded
 Snannell persisted in refusinG te discuss the case Thus far the only statement attributed to him was con tained in n note to a friend in Waco Tcyas in which it Wo~ ae"7rted he had not intended to kill his wife: that accidentally he had hit her while firing at Putler
 Reports from Waco where SD1nnell formerly lived and from Ha9elton Ia. his bcvhood hore. irdicated money was being raised for his de fanee
 States Attorney Slater and his as sistants held lengthy conference to- day with John Holland. father in-lav of the prisoner
 Taken Back to Fl Psso
 FL PASO. July 27-Harry Spanpell following his preliminary evaminatioo at Alpine today on the ch~.~ge of murdering his wife and Lieutenant Colonel M. C. Butler. was returned to Fl Paso tonight. where he was placed in jail for safe keeping Again Suannell and his deputies managed to keen their movements here secret. He Was in his cell for several hours be- fore his arrival was known to any beyond the officials concerned
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28
WORKNEV ENTER
 HATEFUL TUNNEL
[RepubIIean 4. ?. Leased Wirel

CLEVELAND. July 27-Three gangs of wOrkmen penetrated the water works tunnel this afternoon, where nine men were imprisoned by a gas eX- plosion Monday which cost the lives of 19 in all and the force of the blast has been found so great that it is now feared the bodies of the entombed men have been blown to bits.
 Preliminary work of clearing ont the unnel was started today Much of the
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28

the injured men to the hospital, three other cars cOllided on top of the debris.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28

&B8~zw<lA>&a Z5A 'i1'|;j VicTRoIA 'i' ;i 1ii! A eREER|||1|l| etIREE||1l| Play the New Victor XNII0NNI1IhNNn Records for lgl@|E|lll4,Ws August } Whether you simply want to enjoy some thing laughable, or want to study the work of the classic composers, or listen to the latest light opera hit, you'll find something that will delight you in this fine new August list Won't you come in today and let the Victor entertain you
 Popular Song Hits for July The popular songs this An tn % .tss" pse [ d. rs records 75 Three of the from Lew My Wife the Thousand IsIes Here Garden Campbell and Burr ooe Come Come Back to Arizona % a sung % by G Reed ] and Harrison
 The Honolulu Blues Peerless quartet
 The New Dance Records
 Dane" dying o Not bit m it the wide d,ssuH" d. tha." $ H and tun records especially the edsy are procured @ 1 and ] enjoyed ed doubt that dancing as pcpu. as ever in Eth the home all up to Victor standard, which unappoachabIe. Here is dandy double record you'll like; it's 75
 Grant Military
 Miscellaneous Instrumental Records diversified sections of the list This month there twenty selections everything from
 
 cs5 'fis fS t@ e si Band Arkansa~ TraveleParody Arthur Pyors Band Underneath the Stars Spencer ionceo Rosario Bourbon
 Vocal Records A Fine Selection 2 Long % M Age Aea M c n2g gso @ m %s & on Barnes Wells
 cTenoF s' with s orshera John Barnes Wells a555 Gems from Mikado"-Pa sulivan)
 s ] Medley Ths r "o a Light h Opera ] Company Copere'a Medley with Orchestral Victor Light Opera Company s555s Songs of the Past-No. a "Neapolitan Favoris"
 Hised e Chorus with Orchestral Victor Mixed Chorus Il Affixed Chorus with Orchestral Victor Mixed Chorus a55ea Our Guide Genoa rom ~1nnoeents Abroad II How Tom Whiewashed the Fence dom Tom sawyer)
 Niark Twan Samuel l. Clemens) Il Readng) William Sterling ,sO4 CD Party e, Thanksgiving Song '''
 Songs of Child World
 of Nod n 1r,sSs eGs m ,s sn nd P4noorts, @ Elsie Baker
 No. -Gaynor) (3) Jack O. Lantern
 Soprano Panoforte) Kline
 in. II 8o75 The Old Time Religion Oae Quintete Tuskegee Institute Singer Il CD Heaven Song @ nchin Along Quintete)
 Tuskegee Institute SAgers II 75c. Il Blue and Purple Label Records II 45oe9 Hello, Hawaii, You?a BsiIey II Plays the UkaeIe, eten$ II 45096 le Cygne and Melody II viooncelo by Hans Kinder, en-, II 60143 It's Nice to II Bed) by Harry Laude 45o9 Scotland II double the II
 II MABEL GARRISON, Soprano Il Red Seal Records = "The Music Supreme'' h f44o Lullaby from trmne Jacobowski II $l.50 II f4+o< ia'es or Hofman--Ool Song (Offenbach) II in II ENRICO CARUSO, Tenor In French SS54 le Cd"O
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28
l. w. w. IN PITCHED BATTLE lHrpupiicdn A. F. Leaseu Ntret

REDFIELD, s D.. July 27.-In q pitched battle today at nedfield be- tween a band of 300 members of the | W. W.'s and 200 independents" :" organized in opposition to the former, three of the former were wounded. one of them seriously the names of the injured men are unknown. About l50 shots were exchanged. Harvest hands outside the I. W. w. organi- Zation have declared war upon the urion. and these were the aggressors in todays fighting
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28

Hire 2 Title salesman at The Re publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28
SISTER KILLED BY LIGHTNING-

Jesus Flores, employed by the city, re- ceived word early this morning that his sister, Mrs. Josie Villa of East Grant street. had been killed by lightning be- tween Ped Rock and Tucson last night She and some friends had left here early in the week on an acorn picking trip They are supposed to have been caught out in storm and to have taken refupe under the trees. The body of Mrs Villa was taken to Tucson and will be broupht to Phoenix today.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. 4 Want Ad will see more customers then Vou can
Arizona republican., 1916-07-28

ON OFFICIAL 1USiNFSS-Fn-
 eineer S Perkins of the California Arizona Construction company naid m official visit to Paradise Valley
 yesterday in the interest of better roads.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16
What About a Winter Vacation :?
By EDWIN F. BOWERS, MD.

the summer. And our indoor habits and
our inherent dissemination to make
friends with winter are the reasons we feel
"bad" in cold weather-especially toward
spring, after we have been industriously
poisoning ourselves for several months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

Down Among the shsitseing Palms
when You're . Long Long Way
From Home
When You Wore Q Tulip and ]
Wore . Big Red Rose
n I Had Q Home Sweet Home
when I Was . Dreamer
Where the River Shannon rlowo
I Want n Go Back - Michigan
I Love the whole United States
TIL Sands of Desert Grow Cold
will the Angels Let Ne Play
Come Over 10 Dover-rhis D the
NJ Ch,nat WI want . Little
nd PIANO MUSIC. ALL
IlCAGO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16
Fresh Air All the Year

If we could keep up even moderate pro-
portion of our summer fresh-air life in
winter, we would probably avoid this
overlooking with fatigue poisons, and
consequently "that tired feeling which,
by the way, is not confined to any one
season. But if we cantor won't, which
to many of us is the same thing-we need
a vacation. The logical place to take that
vacation is in climate where we can
duplicate the opportunities of our sum-
mers in boating, fishing, swimming, base
ball, golf, and all the glorious methods of
making our normal work life different.
Therefore, for those who can afford the
time and expense, a trip to Old Point
Comfort or the resnous pines of the Caro-
linas or Georgia, to the lakes and summer
shores of Florida, to the Bermudas, or to
some other of the hundreds of beautiful
and healthful open-air play grounds of the
South, is a sensible health and life in
surance.
AS delightful break in the monotony
of winter life in the North, as a means of
bringing summer efficiency to winter
brains, lungs, livers, and muscles,
Southern vacation of fortnight or
month is unexcelled And for an invalid
it is the best medicine in all the wide world.