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Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
MAIL EXPECTED TODAY

In all probability the delayed mail from California and other coast points will reach the Tempe office this morn ing, after being detoured from Mari copa onto the Santa Fe line and into inc valley by way of Phoenix. Little or no mail outside of the local publications has been handled at the office since the washouts and as consequence q big rush is anticipated for this morning. Outgoing mail is being dis patched as usual, going to Phoenix and thence to the points east and west.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
THE OPERA HOUSE

Shows by the Midget City company of all around musicians on Monday and Tuesday evenings are the feature at fractions at the opera house for this week. The company, originally shut out of the valley at Maricopa, has de- toured to Los Angeles, and will arrive in the valley by way of the Santa Fe, tomorrow. For tonight the opera house is showing one program of pictures and at 8:30 a party of young Spanish people from Phoenix will present Los HuGonotes,' for the benefit of the new Catholic church in that city.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23

tempt will be made unless further inspections show it to be imprac- ticable
 There never has been any quaran- tine against olive trees either in Ar izona or elsewhere in the world as far as known to the writer The Ar izona Commission. of sAgrictsture and Horticulture at its recent meeting did not reScind any quarantine action against olive trees or any quarantine except as stated above when a quar- antine order was amended to include citrus seed.
 There is no disposition on the part of the members of the commission report of the meeting of the com toward weakening the citrus quaran- tine in any way. As stated in a mission printed in the Republican on January II, it was decided to await further information regarding olive pests before taking action in the mat ter of the proposed olive quarantine.
 Very truly yours, A. W. MORRILL,,
 State FTntOmO1OoiSt
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23

urged to participate. Rev. c. N. Hand will preach tonight and Rev. J. R. Rountree tomorrow night. Evangelist Price will arrive Tuesday and will preach Tuesday night
 Cottage prayer meetings will be held tomorrow afternoon and announcement of the places will be made in Mondays paper. Everybody in Tempe and the surrounding country is urged and in- vited to attend the opening services and have a good start by the time the leaders arrive Two pianos will be used at every service and the music will be featured from the start All who sing are invited to join the chorus.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
Amusements Today In
 Tempe
THE ITEM MPEAN

By way of thoroughly acquaintinS the public with the serial The Dia- mond from the Sky" the Tempean is throwing it's doors wide open tomor- row evening on the occasion of the showing of the first three reels of the serial. Thrilling, realistic and heart gripping is this popular play of the screen. Successive parts of the play will be run in two reels on each Mon day evening. A good bill of five reels, comedy and drama, is booked for this evenings two shows.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
LAST DAY OF POULTRY SHOW

The Mesa Poultry show closed yes terday There was some disappOint- ment on the part of the management as to the number of visitors, but they took it philosophically, realizing that all business was suffering. The number, who despite the indictment weather of the first day, viewed the exhibits, showed a commendable in terest on the part of the people, in the poultry industry.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
REVIVAL BEGINS TONIGHT

With the thirty service to- night in the Methodist church the union evangelistic meeting, for which the church people of Tempe have been preparing for some weeks, will begin and an especially large crowd is eX- pected to be present at the opening service. Members of all the church choirs of Tempe will assist in the chorus and there will be a service of song in which the congregation will be
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
SALES CONTINUE

Announcement is made that the &Le- suer Salisbury and the Toggery sales will continue during the week. Both of these houses report a splendid start off which continued moderately during the wet spell. They have de- cided to spread their hosts of bar gains before the public for another week.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
DEPART WITH REMAINS

The remains of the late Mrs. Mary E. Buck were shipped yesterday by way of the Santa Fe to the old home at Sabatha, Kansas, where interment will be made. Mrs. Fife Hicks, Miss Daisy Buck and D. G. Buck are accompany ing the body.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
THE MERCHANTS AS HOSTS

That the merchants struck a responsive chord with the inauguration of the Saturday matinees was well evidenced turned out yesterday afternoon With free movies as an attraction, as was proven on the occasion of Hobart Bos worth acting as host to the citizens. the crowds will turn out and the mer chants after seeing the results of yes terday's matinee are glad that they have struck the right note to bring the people to town.
 >FOR RENT-Five-r room brick cot tage in Tempe Mons Ellingsen.-Adv
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
GONE TO PHOENIX

Messrs Yeingst and White of the High School faculty went to Phoe- nix yesterday to attend a meeting of the High School Athletic Association held in the Y. M. C. A. building.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
Rose Planting Cam
 paign 1916

A list of the twenty varieties of roses best suited to general planting conditions in this part of Arizona has been prepared by a special committee and is given below.
 The Rose Carnival committee of the Chamber of Commerce urges all clt- zens to plant roses this spring. Help to make the city, valley and county great rose garden
 The Rose Carnival committee in eo- operation with the nurserymen of the valley is planning to secure roses at reduced cost. To do so the committee must have an estimate of the number of rose bushes that will be planted,
 Please fill in the coupon below and mail or bring it to the Chamber of Commerce with your check to cover cost. Please do this right away. Early
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
BURIAL OF MRS. DENNY

Mrs. Sadie Denny, whose death oc cured on Friday last, was buried at ten o'clock yesterday morning. Bishop Isaac Dana of the L. D. $. church officiated.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY

Christian Science: Services held in the K. of P hall Sunday school at 9:45. Regular service at II a. m. Subject, Truth" Golden text, Deu
 teronomy 32:3-4: "Ascribe ye great
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
NO WORD YET

As to the whereabouts of Marion Wharton, the lecturer who was sup posed to appear at the normal audi torium on Monday, the. lecture com mittee is yet at a loss to know. No word has been received and in conse- quence there is no telling whether an other engagement will be made or not
 "The Servant in the House" is coming to the auditorium as a lecture course attraction on the night of February 2
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23

action is very necessary to insure sue cess in planting. It is hoped that the committee can secure enough orders so that reduction in these prices can be made. If this can be done refund will be made to all.
 Variety and Color Number desired American Beauty, red .........-- Lady Battersea, red ............--- General McArthur, red ..........--- Duchess of Albany, red ..........-- Stoile de France. red .......--...-- Mme Jules Groles, pink. .........-- La France, pink. ..,..-.-........ Mme Abel Chatney, pink. k........-- Caroline Testout, pink. ...........-- Maman Cochet pink. k.............--- Souv de Pres. Carnot, pink. .....-- Maryland pink ...........-- Florence Pemberton, pink. .,.....-- Augustin Guinoisseau .white-- Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, white.-- Molly Sharman Crawford, white. e..-- White Maman Cochet, white. .....-- Souv. de Pierfe Nottin. yellow. ...- Marie Van Houtte, yellow. w......- Pearl de Jardine, yellow. w..........-- Pearl von Godesburg, yellow. - Please Fill This Out.
 Price $2.OO a dozen, any variety or broken lots.
 Name ..................... 1
 Address ..................:. ] ........-.,. -....'..'..' 1 How Many Desired. d............. I............-- ......... '......'.'.''..
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
WHERE TO WORSHIP TODAY

Congregational church; c. N. Hand, pastor The services today will be in preparation for the great union evan Selistic meetings which will begin this week. The pastor will speak this morning on Personal Evangelism" !" The service in the evening will be in the Methodist church.
 Christian Church
 Bible School starts promptly at ten o'clock and you are invited to come and take part in the splendid studies. At the eleven o'clock preaching service there will be a special sermon by the pastor on the subject One Win One and every member of the congregation is urged to be present. The Junior Endeavor at 4:30 o'clock will be led by Miss Ruth Spangler. The Senior 1 Endeavor will meet promptly at seven o'clock. There will be no service al night as the congregation will join ir the union evangelistic services which commence at 1880 o'clock in the Meth odist church.
 Baptist Church
 i N. A. CoXsey, pastor Bible schoo this morning at 9:45. Public worshir at eleven o'clock and preaching by tn, pastor on the theme "The Great Re vival.' E. Y. P. |. will meet this even ing at 6:45 and the evening worshi, will be dispensed with in favor of tn union meeting at the Methodist church
 Methodist Church
 Wilbur Fisk, pastor Sunday schoo today at ten o'clock. The eleven o'clocl hour will be devoted to public worshi and the pastor will preach. Rev. ( N. Hand will preach at the public wor ship in this church tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
CLUB ENDORSES ROSE CARNIVAL
BETTY HANSEN TONIGHT

Nansen in the leading role will be the attraction at the Majestic tonight It is a gripping absorbing drama, dominated by the two figures of Miss Hansen and Stuart Holmes. supported by a very capable cast This produc- ton ranks among the five greatest dramatic successes of the screen to date. It has the quality of holding and stirring any. audience as few films can,
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23

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Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
T0 RESUME
 ROAD BUILDING
Work on Tempe-M NJ e a Stretch to Be Pushed. Graders and Haulers Will Be Busy. Tarvia to Re ceive Good Try Out

With the clearing up of the weather work has been renewed on repairing the state highway between here and Mesa, graders were busy yesterday working over the north road and the gravel haulers will likely commence their work in the morning. An early resumption on the tarvia pavement stretch of 2S00 feet just out of Tempe city will also be made and it is expected that a grader will be in on that piece of road today smoothing over the bumps for the time being.
 With the exception of the stretch where tarvia is to be laid, the entire seven miles between Tempe and Mesa will be of a caliche bed. On the first half mile out of Mesa the roadway has already been plowed and the gravel haulers will commence their placing of caliche on that stretch first. A half mile at a time the main road will be closed and in the meantime travel be- tween the two south side towns will be directed over the north road where the graders spent a good share of yes tcrday rounding the road bed into shape after the rains, for temporary use.
 The caliche for the road bed will be taken from the hills just north of Tempe. Crushed rock for the tarvia pavement will be removed from the quarry on the east side of the little butte.
 FOR SALE-DwellinG house and 3 acres prime land planted to wheat. Good location on 10th St., Tempe, Ad- joining schools; good terms. Apply John Brick or to R. A. Windes, Tempe
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Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
CITRUS STOCK
 QUARANT TINE
Statement By State Ento- mologlst As to What Steps for Protection the Horticultural Commission Has Alreay Taken
Phoenix, Arizona,
 January 22, 1916.

Editor Arizona Depublican,
 Phoenix. Arizona Dear Sir:
 Your editorial in this mornings paper headed "A Menace of the Git rus Industry" and the article else where headed Quarantine of Citrus Stock are confusing in regard to the status of Arizpna's protection against the importation of infested and dis eased citrus nursery stock. Since No vember Il, 1914 we have had in effect more sweeping quarantine against the importation of citrus trees even than that maintained by the State of California. On November 10, 1910. a quarantine order against citrus white flies was adopted prohibiting further importation of citrus stock from the Gulf Coast states and from two coun- ties in the state of California. On November l, 1912. a California Red and Yellow Scale quarantine was adopted by the Commission of Agri- culture and Horticulture prohibiting the further importation of citrus trees from all counties in California except Tulare and Fresno On November H. 1914 general quarantine against citrus was adopted. This quarantine order is still in effect and reads as fnl1OypS
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23

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Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
TRIP TO PHOENIX POSTPONED

THTP TO PHOGNTN POS PON6O
 A number of the l.. D. s. people had planned to attend the meeting in Phoenix, but were disappointed to learn that it had been postponed. President Robinson of Los Angeles has been kept away by the washOuts and the meeting will be held some time in February.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23

account of the danger of introducing citrus canker into the state from the Gulf Coast states. This quarantine on January 10 1916, was amended to in clude citrus seed and adopted as a new quarantine order. Number II, taking the place of the previous citrus fruit quarantine which was numbered
 10. Quarantine Order Number IL, which is now in effect reads as fol-
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23

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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-15
As The Editor Sees II

Everybody expects the editor to
see everything that occurs aud to re,
port il as he sees il. But how
many Of you like to have us see
things that do not exist? How
many Of you like to have us report
those things that should be but are
not.
We wonld like, for instance, to
see that spirit Of unity and broth.
erly love among our business men
that We speak Of but seldom see.
We would like to tell of the good
work they are doing for the com.
munity as a whole. Of how they are
all pulling together with a com.
mon end in view, Of how their unit.
ed labors are producing the most
gratifying results in the advance.
ment of the commercial interests
Of our community. We would like
TO, and we hope IN time we may,
for our business men are honorable,
intelligent, energetic and persistent
in their personal affairs, and only
need leader to make them equally
so in the affairs of the municipal
ity. We have hopes.
Then agaiu, we would be over
joyed to see every man in this
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-15
Late Local News

VIM. Keroheval was trsnsaotlnp
business at Walnut Ridge the Ia tier
part Of last week.
L. NJ, Haokworth Of east Of town
was pleasant caller at our Office
Tuesday afternoon.
M. Holder, a good farmer of
the east side, paid us pleasant
visit Tuesday.
r, NJ, Nibort, the tie man, has
had his address changed from
Brookelt to Pooahoutas.
Mayor G. a. Sago returned Mon.
day from business trip to Cape
Girardelu.
r. g. Lehman was over from
HoSie a day or two this week.
viii Rogers Of Walnut Ridge
has accepted a position with the
East st, Louis Cotton OIL Co. at
this place. He entered upon his
duties Friday.
Erman Conner attended the fun.
eral Of his brother, Everett, at Big.
gers Sunday.
Rev. A. B. Shaver Of Ingram was
IN town Saturday. lie was enroute
to Datto where had appointments
to preach Saturday night and
Sunday.
Watch for announcement Of the
EpwOrth League play, "Mrs. Briggs
OF the Poultry Yard, at the opera
house, Sept, 2sth.
S. j. Cockrill of Memphis will
arrive in Pocahontas today or to.
morrow and Will associate himself
with Martin & Wells in the auto
mobile business. Mr.. Cockrill Is
a practical auto man, also a plumber
of 80 years experience. He Is a
brother-in.law OF ]. d. Walters,
manager Ozark Telephone Co.
Ira Magruder, the Pierce Oil.
Corporation manager for this sec.
tion of the state, made his regular
trip to points up the line Tuesday.
Two reels showing the Odd Eel
lows Orphans home at Batesyille
will be shown at the Gem theatre
night; also lecture will
be given by one of the inmates. A
cordial invitation is extended to
people of Pocahontas to see the pic.
lures and hear the lecture.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-15

7, M, speloe and family have re-
turned from a VISIT with relatives
and old friends in Indiana.
e, K. Pace, Geo. Turner, Tom
Bigger and wife, sud daughter
Miss Marie, were ~ 81. Louis this
week.
q, o, Reid was checked out as
agent for the Frisco at this place
and will leave today for Van Buren,,
Mo-, where he has a similar position.
"Goods of Quslity." / have a
large stock.--R, n. Hamil,
A large stock Of new fall goods.
Best Of qualify aud At lowest prices
X. n. Hamil.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. B0oylng OF
Peach Orchard were visiting at the
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. M. Car
Ter first OF the week.
DR.. Nose and Craven Wilson,
W. 4. Brown and S. II. Parker,
four Of Mddlehrook's best citizens,
were in Pooahonlas Monday on
business.
Mrs. B. r. Hargrove, wife Of
the new Frisco agent at tins place,
has been in Pocahontas this week
looking for a suitable house in
which to make their future home.
Cards have been received by
friends Of Mr., and Mrs. Kent Eaton
Of Leslie, announcing the arrival OF
? 6ne s pound baby boy at their
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Spinnenwober
Jr. returned first Of the week from
A visit to Walnut Ridge and Jones.
boro.
Miss Meta Belle Mock Of Warm
Springs was visiting in Pooahontss
She will go to Walnut
Ridge next week to resume her
place as one of the teachers IN the
public schools of that town.
NJ. A. Shaver, who had been Wis.
ting relatives IN Randolph county
Tor some time past, left Tuesday
Tor his home at Garrison, Tex.
II We, as a community, have per
'onal grievances, animositles and
iactionSlisms, lets get together and
,hoke them out, and form ourselves
nto a hand of united boosters and
20 to work to push Pocahontss to
he front. Our town Is what we
make It. 1t Is a good one now,
Jut let's make II better.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-15

whole community consider serious.
ly the subject Of better streets aud
and improved country roads. We
are a loug ways from perfection or
even from desirable conditions In
either, and so long as We remain
passive m oun attitude and dumb
with our words we will continue
just a. We are, certainly no better
aud IN time possibly worse, Every
intelligent man, aud especially the
farmers, knows the inestimable
value Of improved road conditions
and what Il means TO our CONNER
cIal success. We would like to see
a great movement on foot in which
we might all JOIN heart and soul.
We would like to see il, but We don't
Yes, We would even like TO see
q more healthy respect for aud ob
scryauceof the Sabbath day in this
town. We would like TO see every
person, Christian and sinner elbow
to elbow, orowdug into our church.
es for the weekly services. We
would like to see the farmer, and
his wife, and hIs sons aud daugh'
tiers, and hIs hired men driving into
town every Sunday to the services.
We would like TO see this, but
again, alas, we don't,
We even would welcome the
sight of our regiment Of young lads
working IN the gardens, and NOW.
ing the yards and keeping things
neat and clean around the premises
in their idle hours. We would like
to see more Of them devising
honorable schemes for earning
4 few pennies and starting that
tlny bank account. We would like
se see them exhibit a spirit Of thrift
md energy and perseverance that
would be even more than credit
10 their parents. True, we see
hese commendable traits in many
II our lads, but it is quite too often
he case that we don't.
We would like to see every home
n this community a subscriber to
his paper, where every person can
cad Of the vital interests of the
community and its people. We
would like to see every important
TEN Of news promptly phoned or
nailed or told us, that we may pass
{ along. We see much Of this, il
s true, put there is yet much that
we should see and have, but do not.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-15

AL. Hail and Geo. slsk Of Elm
Store we're In the city the latter
mart of last week on business
NJ. Stella Mae Lucas, who hes
been teaching near o'Kean' Is At
bome lors short vacation, she hAV
ing dismissed her school for the cot
ton picking season,
EN-. Parrish Of Warm Springs
was meeting friends it, Pooahon'as
the letter par, Of last week
W. l.. Mock, merchant and farm
or of the little town which bears
b,. name. wass Pocaboutas visitor
the latter par, OF last week,
Mr.. John shivley ot supply Is
I'm poclbon,p. lhrs we ok visiting At
home Other SON, John Z. sbrvloy.
Kew. Mr.. Trmbar1ako otRoyuo
and Rev. u.ll. Brs.o. ara engaged
in a rcwyar meeting at oak Grove.
Mr. r. A. Dowuev and son,
Fred. of Earle, were visiting reIa.
,fycs in Porahon,as Sunday.
George Crcason and wife Of Vas.
,us, Mo were visiting in Pocahon-
tas the latter part Of last week.
Ill Sprrkman OF ReynO aud
F. +. Mock Of Brggers were IN
town on business Friday.
Miss Lille Cobb, who had been
visiting relatives in pocahontas for
several weeks, lett The latter part
Of last week for her home At Sapul
pa, Okla,
Mrs. c. F Ecnnison and chill
dren were visiting relatives At Black
Rock first Of the week,
Nose Burrow and J. B Stevens,
two Of Warm Springs leading mer
chants, were looking after business
IN Pocahonlas Friday.
Ferd Spinnenweber Is at Success
this week experimenting the work
Of construction which he has under
way at tha, place.
Mrs. Frank Sparber Of DeBow
was a pleasant caller at the Star
Herald office last Friday.
Rev. J. Z. Byrd and family Of
Floresville, Tex, who had been
visiting his parents and other rela-
tlyss and old friends in Randolph
county, started on their return trip
Monday. They came through in 4
Ford car and are returning the same
way.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-15

The fire alarm was sounded again
Thursday morning, and the usual
rush to the scene was made. The
fire originated in a wood.shed be-
longing to Mrs A. A. Frazier, and
beyond the destruction of this no
other loss resulted.
Frank Sutton and family bave
sold their home near town TO Mrs.
Duffey and have moved to Okla
homa. We look for Frank back
about next spring.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-15

What The Maxwell Price Includes
Electric starter electric lights (head, tail and dash
lights) storage battery electric horn man mohair
top with quick adjustable storm curtains, clear vision
double ventilating windshield, speedometer, gasoline
gauge, spare tire carrier, demountable rims.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-15
Pocahontas Star Herald
SUBSCRIPTION, HArrW IN ADVANCE

Friday, September IS, 1910.