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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
POP TEMPTERS NOT
ABLE TO IMPRESS
THESE BOOSTERS

lCSlGlNE NENErT. Oklahoma rep
IT., rrtuutntINr of lho knn,uH 'ttN
I-" Lite lusuIuu,c COMPANY, has
distinction OF being the only
member OF the Ohahomr citl trades
'S,utAiou Nho did mot pntronlzc the
rnu drutI bar during M" trp
when .spno trmptrr rnuo ln A..
nett e&Lp proposition ~ drink %
forIIbI' bottle uf pop, after long
dusty march Nrnctt would refuse
with spartan furlitudD Soothing but
clear water would eyer touch hia
ruby lpr. 10, d"onfrd
N N liurdio. focroiar Of th"
Oklyhomp Traffic nsornilon md rhi"f
..pk and bolil'V1shrr NJ the ckcu,
'Iun came almost Ning The -oft
drink record With Auott n" cone
Eumod uub two boltlcs Of pop md
fN' ghH,g of lDmunnd,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
Light Frost
Tonight; City
Will Escape
Little Damage Expected in
Any Section; Cool Weather
to Continue Tomorrow.

s .r1' frost . predicted Zoo. 'or no
n.+mghnl' ut.larl nu' D.. poo ..,.,|
tn touch ukatom, c.., e,.r.r ,....
HHi other condition. $500 pn,n' n fI.
nnE ut uu lut h, mercury $40 r.
m''n a' point u,rsaiatmr nr. 200
maintain comfort .u hum,-
No immediate prospect io. mor. .m.
m,'' conditions a held out %, tHr a,l.N.
rr bureau which forecasts continued
COO. weather tomorrow
Tho s'rir board NJ agriculture prHol..I
F. monrr iHat m. .Hs rHr ar.
W'n h"V t vou'i do ltHr. # rr
h'rm although 10 V1s po.I.. int a'.
garden tr,t and tNe utr rIsm 30 ,.
sNeh't % VNs uH' expected n r Give
reports 'UW"rruH uf lut f.ih1... boo
truu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
MANY TRIBUTES PAID
T0"M0IHER" SUNDAY

Beautiful tender t,hugs Co mother"
~"rc offered yesterday Zoe oklahoma
city in Observance ~ Mnurra VA, '
Nearly ever, pastor iu tb, city preached
upon the subject. aud SONS bui d,ugh',n
wore tlowtr.. scnl bur,iionttr m,s.ar,s
N wire and mail and in othrr ways ty.
,,alsd their love fot mothers
It Is said that 10 700 flowers Ny., srid
in Oklahoma civ iuf wear YESTERDAY. Hnd
the telegraph onmp,nirs reported au Inn
m'ns" ,u'um" ~ irIrgprhir message In.
ruSing enl uuiruinr. sil JrIrg t,s imo.
umA " the love aud esteem in which
moAgf' B. held
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
Americans in Move
For Free Poland

Zoos NNIIIs Nst w4.,
m'ni which .iH .rHHsn's HHre vIT tsult
In ih. i.t.rs of lrhuI vls under wa,
h'T' Nuniat as f,sIf OF , msssns
lna h'N ~.nif. UH1f. ifu BHs.i.a. uf
lhr l".'h American WHT >u'fHf.fs Do.
yer lFt.s '''un a resolution Hr.I, iHs
.''l l"'ni Hrl 'N. Polish rHiIuu Hf.sI
o. 't,. anl independent from sUeesH..
voc .'l't" "f um.gHiINn 'u frt puit Ia.
n' 'Ir.nW1ii. .unrf irFtIu. Tradition
Nliai''n vf influence vss adopted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
j. S. TO PROTEST
TO GREAT BRITAIN
Note Will Object Vigorously to
Seizure OF the
Mails.

WASHINGTON. NAV % Tho Amer
an sc,etnmcnt 10 preparing a vigorous
pfutes, against the Interference With
msils b, Great nulsiu The note viii
,akc tho posl,lon thr tho United states
can M longer suuntensnre seizure and
detention II mails to and from the unn
ei states. pat,i 'nlsrly those concerning
n,uitsis
The tepl, rcrrntl, received from
Great britain To- the isst American note
protesting against interference With
American mails T. considered unsatlsa,.
,ufN
The bfiilsh government viii b. Iu.
iufmed that the United states ransid
eve y, imperative, that h,t present rolIr,
h. modificd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
NO "RED-LICNT"
RULE TO STAND
Mayor and Police Chief Knock
RumOrS in the
Head.

Persistent iumnra 'Ht 1I., I. r"urItr.
Irr HrI.u in aggregated district in u..
hhnWp JiiN hrnIuN fHf'r rusi.,, a. .Il.
fni.UuH frnw county ATTORNEY IuHfu H.I
Nnyor uNsfhuls,f tnitN UHt rod.
light district viii NOT rr Permitted
Reports 1fr ip 'Hr yr..' '.,' Hr1.r
world Women have opened mn ltsf gfHri
In The rd hnnars pui ifHi hr, Br.
planning tn open UN l1si MAIN street 1ri
other parts ny the iN Ni,fr h.. frf
mrfN f,sii,d
From 'ouuiN Nunfr,, Em'f. tns iH,
4" btniiuu that iTa unI,ftufI Ruri,r
vii not boz allowed a. rn,r uH H District
Mayor u,v'hnis,r n1t hr Bri rH.r
Ihi'f Nirhn'a viii pu' tho riH,. nft tHr
map Within iNrni, ioHf Hnrrf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
The Thing Most Interesting
To Me on the Trade Trip

This industf should receive , uiiis mufy
attention on the uAH uf uur isfmrts
When one sues rut un trp uf this
Mind and visits such cities as Jash.n,
Cleveland. ihfilss,iilv JnNns,iuo ye
rulio Tulsa. utmulr,r nbd uihrfs. one
cannot hslp huing Impressed with thp
wonderful urdc,rlrrsh trsvurrrs W ib,.
siaU In rsH. un hnd coal These IN
dustrics ii seems tn fns ,fr in their lu
fame, srd their development s destined
iu make Oklahoma ono W ihr rfsstss,
states in 'hr urIun The, huih um F,sf,
iriuc'meui iU th. Investor
The huosists we've fsr,Itrd boz ever,
town We msla with ~ rtnuine utbkrr.,
urltnme believe thr itir ms, rinssb
sas nnr " the must sur,tssini that NJ,
have s,rf made ari bound to uirr,r,s
a closer commercial ss veil ~ s,ri,t
relation between 'he psorir " uslabor,s
Jiu and the towns visited.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
u. S. Good Roads
Law Expected to
Profit Oklahoma

uttHHHt u hs materially frnsuisi
70 is I' r.e usuirt N,fotr ,nntfsas.
rfHtid.r. ' financial ali in rcod fuad,
huliInr H,snm,s su. according 4,
Us'rw NI+ol' state hishssy commits.
suns-
As ofa.nalf introduced aud rss.sa ~
'hr Fuf. '.. mossut, sstfisi an apr'o.
rHa'IHn uf h.l'o Hoa bn, thl. amnur,
? Hssr reduced 10 90 oo.noo
lha r.aH uf rfp-fatlns the munev
anurg 'hr states is nci 70, knoyn a. ihs
uesfl'r Is ~ IN 80 indefinite shaps. isr,
a.rmdine 70 W. Noble. N. lsw h ~.
n'atil, intended 4, aid wss,',n snd .csshs
western stateE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
KELLEY DECISION
EXPECTED TOMORROW

Justice ~ the Peace p.Un,u viii not
render his deci'ionan M, slte ~ lpr,,,
k'lls, until TUESDAY momIur The state
NJ 'rst charged KELLEY with murder but
dufiw tho hrsfipf Sntufi,, the iu'nun.
alton Nns changed 60 m1usiaughtrr IN
N" second degree
k-ll", was dtir.ng bu auto which col
hdcd with motorcycle MAY I ridden
Dos Euv'n, rlblsird. Who was KILLED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
AUT0lSTS HURRY
TO ESCAPE FINE

Announcement I'or. 'hs sis's nssvs,
department .siwi., that sufemab.I..
usn''a uhH HH nos sslr.a tt.. .i.t.
l.'n.. hl iur, is uui D.. .ubF,t is a
Tine uf 80 Fs. followed bt a f,sn b..
u,.ns,' N.risI mlfrIrr ~, Hfai rsH
'N ih' department hfrnahi sns srrI.s
lirns AND f ess estimated br uso,r
Nrhlf highway commissioner. that h.
i'ro 'hr rlrssr ~ 'hr dst at least A sHH
would be- Un Hi. ir ihs nfuIr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
PRINTING TO
BE AWARDED TODAY

contract iut printing thy puti,iN
psmrhls, rn propositions iu B., tuifi un
IN thr Angus, rilmaft viii not h. aNaft
ID ~ ihr sta,. hpafd ~ aftaifs until
lsic Mondsy sft,tncon
The frfm ~ The hrrremani vas not
completed IN iiur iu award ths r,-,irsri
Mvnday motnins, as The btafd had
planned 10 do.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
WeSTC0TT AGAIN TO PUT
WILSON IN NOMINATION

WASHINGTON MAY o. Trcs.isnt
Wilson hoe asked John " Wcst.utt. at.
iufnry grueiai of New Jersey. who made
tho speech nominating him ~ tho ualti.
more convention ~ 'n,kv tho nominal.
inr speech AZ ~ Louis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
More Americans
AT San Domingo

WNsiilNGTuN. Nbl o. Ianilrl ~
wnrr American marines pt san pumInra
'itN mnkinr r. total NJ !. 500 tn deal with
thv revolution loni hy UrnrrNi NfIss
minister uf vpt nrnirst rrfmrf rfUsi.
dent limln's. was reported Monday tH
Tho nav, Department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
AtporLAss eosttst rl.sstp

NIW iuitk Nst 4 ifsr. .,.t.
htrial HF'ur.sr. competition fsf eti.f
wires amunniiua tH tiH nnl rtpi.,tl.
viii b. oifa'sd hss iasn decided a.,
o. ihs Arfr club rf Amafifs "A 49,.
announced Suntst rsM rha ria, .,.
icf us. object ihs develop ~ sst,sl Js
i,hs, Of the 0Ounuy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
ALLIES and GREECE
SETTLE DISPUTES

LONDON. May u Tho foreign office
announced Monday that tho outstanding
differences between Greece nud th. ru.
tent" powers had teen settled sml,nhl,
With th, result that thrf, vuuld be- u.
Wurr violation NJ the neutrality uf
Greece
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15

MISSISSIPPI HIGHEST
: AND STILL IS RISING

QUINCY. m. May o. The Mps,.
.lnm reached isS feet hvtr Monday. the
hirhcs, STAGE sinca iaoi and was silll
rising Hundreds N acre. " hoe tom land
me- under water
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
TEXAS MOB TAKES
NEGRO BOY FROM
COURT, BURNS HIM
Fifteen Thousand at Waco
Watch LynChIng Of Boy
Just Sentenced to Death.

.WNrO.. TDHs. Mas s.. MIN $1,000
per.oua 20. Vlnrse"s Including won'n
aud children. J,u, Washington, nogro
bog, nhu coufcsscd 10 ~ crmsn M.
pulr and murder ur Mrs LuO, EDnr
fov'u miles souih NJ here. Dst MONDAY
AFTERNOON. eas lnhou igum the rlnh dis
tri,t courtroom shouy before noon pnh
burned un tho public s1u'ro
Given Death Penalty
Tho burning clmo immcdintcB after
me nogros iulI had oudci and the iur'
had returned verdict ~ guilty giv
INK hun the death penalty
Someone not mr from the negro
started the cry of "Gc, the negro II
v,s taken up by M NJ those from that
puri ~ M. county where Mrs FDar
vs, ku'd. and Washington Wa seized
rud rrmny,d from the cour'rpom
Burned on Plaza
The crowd nj nfst seemed willing to
rlur the Negro from tho suspension
bridge. hut = suggostlon that he be
burned on 'hs plaza met with instant
r,spursr md hc vas dragged to the
Ii} hall ward. Whcr. IN. chain hlfcady
Ground his neck was thrown over the
limb ~ re- tree. wood hastily procured
and the fire started
Cut or rlnuers
when the flames had subsidized some
what. many In the crowd cut off the
u"Sro's fir. hlHtcfcd nnscfs and other
parts ~ hls body
After the verdict has been returned.
The negro said. In u hNf audible whis.
psr. TIN cory done II "
so demonstration was made until
after the iuty'H verdict had been re-
cciVcd and preparations we're being made
tu remove the prisoner 10 the Jail. Tho
rush came With such sudd,nn-sH that
ufiIyofs LAWYERS and ncwspap'tmsn
we're swept ~ their feet md the negro
fscursi before anyone could stop N"
proceedings
Burned TO Crisp
While tho crowd ihnt took Washing
ten from tho courtroom " said ~ have
h'rn composed ~ pcfsuns from the
country, ihcN wrt" inlnei bN many citl.,
Ecus NJ Waco. aud IN sumr instances. n
b. said SOME lci, their places NJ huSi
neHs IN view the burning " tho ncsro
Tho body ~ Washington was burned 20
re- crisp
Nnrr ihs nrr had burned useif ont.
th, fcWains were viewed m the cofunct
whose verdict hHs NOT y't been nm.
nourJ'd
ptsu Body Through streets,
About I O'Clock some members ~ The
moh returned IN the scene ~ tho burn.
ms nut the charrcd bod, In sack.
,nd man on horse dmHrcd the body
through The principal sttrv,s The horse
mhr headed IN the direction NJ Hobln.on.
whore Mf- rtNp vas murdered. and II
Del thought tU be- the Intention ~ carry
ihs hudy back 10 thr scene VI tho ctlnr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
nv JOHN q. o'NgiL.
Manager Richard, a ccnoV,r ns-d~,r.
NrmnanN

~, ih.uf ihst impressed me most or
tho tuusief trip was ihe great future
that this state holds in store tuf the
rising ssusrsilcn " rirls and boys o.
Witch large numbers rtrstsd out train In
all tho towns We railsa upon The nrsi
things iun suuii ',s sf,c, tho ttaln On.
tered vote spirniih srhonihuusss srJ
thui.h's holding uut in me ,uuth NJ 10.
da, asrn advantage from OH educational
standpoint
un an sides wefr efovins fields of
wheat. oats and alfalfa uue thirs ie,,
noticed n she agricultural rnun,tv vas
The apparent s,atru, ~ nVesioct bnru
aud Csitle II would seem 10 mo thai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
EIGHT DEAD. TWELVE HURT
IN DUPONT PLANT BLAST

GlhnsrowN. N 4. Ma, ii Ish,
insn afe fcpuricd Killed and aos.n In.
iured In an s,plcslon Monday a, the ps
reuno plant Of the Durcn, rowdef c,m
osn,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
Sir Roger Easement Tells
Court Man Arrested With
Him IS Innocent.
FORMER NATIONAL HERO
CHARGED WITH TREASON
Accused Of PerSuadIng Cap
tured Soldiers TO Join
Revolt.


LONDON. Nr 10 81. Roger cases
"'H' who only ''" '''r. ngo arhic'e'
international fam" r. the f'i'lcH h'
rendered hs government ln the 'Npos-
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Williams news., 1916-05-18
PUBLIC NOTICE OF ADMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE OF
 REAL ESTATE

Public notice is hereby given, that 1, the undersigned admins trator of the estate of J. w. Watson, deceased, in purs uance of the orders of theSuperior court of the State of Arizona, in and for Coconino County, will, on Tuesday, the 31st day of May, 1916, at my residence in the town of Williams, Coconino County, Arizona, offer for sale at private sale, and sell to the highest bidder for cash, lawful money of the United States, all the following described real estate, situated and being in the County of Coconlno, State of Arizona, namely:
 An undivided @ one half in terest in Lots Three (3) and Four (4) in Block 1 of Perrin's Addition to the Town of Will i ans, said real estate to be sold for the payment of the debts of said J. w. Watson, deceased, and for the costs of the admin istration of the estate of J. w. Watson, deceased.
 All bids are to be under seal and directed to me at the above address or left. at my residence.
 T. A. Moore,
 Administrator of
 the estate of J.
 w. Watson, deceased. \ Dated at Williams, Arizona, this 18th day of May, 1916.
 We do not want Mexico, we want merely peaceable and san itary neighbor.
 What this world needs is few CT creeds and more real charity. The Bear is walking like a Frenchman.
Williams news., 1916-05-18
I Found That in My Room Last
 Niuht"

not see you again. If the letter of credit turns up, you know what to do with it. I'm keen to get started. Good by, and thank you"
 A handclasp, and he was gone. q wish" thought the consul gen eral, "I could have told him about the way the scoundrel spoke of Elsa"
 And Warrington, as he sought the cafe veranda, wished he could have told the basic truth of his fighting mood; the look Mallow had given Elsa that day in Penang Diligently he be- gan the search. Mallow and Craig were still in their rooms, doubtless sleeping off the debauch of the pre- ceding night. He saw that he must wait. Luncheon he had in town.
 At four o'clock his inquiries led him into the billiard annex. His throat frightened a little as he discovered the two men engaged in a game of Ameri- can billiards. He approached the table quietly. Their interest in the game was deep, possibly due to the wager laid upon the result; so they did not observe him. He let Mallow finish his run. Liquor had no effect upon the mans nerves, evidently, for his
 - ----,-o -----c .-ccllent- 4
 [Conlinued on pagt 6
Williams news., 1916-05-18

Vote for Bobby Burns, Motto Efficiency"
 If you are in any way interested Tn our schools, you should be pres ent at the school social June 1st.
 c. M. Brooks was a business visitor in Williams, today.
 Chas. Emerson has resigned as fireman for No. Camp, of the Saginaw Manistee, Lumber Co. Later he will go to California.
 Miss Marion Munson arrived last Frida,F, to spend the summer with her brother Chester and sister Julia. They will occupy the Robinson bungalow.
Williams news., 1916-05-18
AT THE SU[TANA

Tonite: Red Feather Play, ''The Sphinx" Herbert Kelcey and Fife Shannon.
 Friday: Triangle Kay Bee, "The Golden Claw' Bessie Barr iscale, and Keystone Comedy, Webber and Fields in ''The Best of Enemies"
 Saturday: World Film, "A Woman's PoWer'', Mollie King and Douglas Mclean.
 Sunday: Paramount, Victor Moore in "Chimmie Fadden Out Vest,
 Monday: Metro, E d m o n d Breese in "The Lure of Heart S Desire".
 Tuesday: Paramount, Lo u Tellegan in 'The Unknown.
 Wednesday: Triangle, Willard Mack with all star cast in "Alo- ma Oe". Also, Keystone come dy, "The Village Scandal" with Raymond Hitchcock.
 Marguerite Clark in The Prince and the Pauper" Sunday, May 28.
Williams news., 1916-05-18
PARROT B co.
Continued from last week. )

since I've known absolute ease and comfort. I wish to have time to re- adjust myself to the old ways. I was once a luXury-loving chap. I sail at dawn for Saigon. 1 may knock around in Siam for a few weeks. After that, l don't know where I'll go. Of course l shall keep the Andes advised of my whereabouts, from time to time'
 Another man would be in hurry" It was on the tip of his tongue to tell Warrington what he knew of the An des Construction company, but some thing held back the words, fear that Warrington might change his mind about seeing Elsa. Well, wherever you go and whatever you do, good luck go with you.'
 There are good men in this world, sir, and I shall always remember you as one of them"
 By the way, that man Mallow; have you met him yet?"
 The quizzical expression in his eyes made Warrington laugh. "No."
 q was in hopes :" The con- sul general paused, but Warrington ignored the invitation to make known his intentions.
 He shunted further inquiry by say ing: "A letter of credit of mine was stolen last night I had tussle in the room, and was rather getting the best of it. The thug slipped suddenly away. Probably hid the letter in his loin cloth.''
 That's unfortunate"
 T have sent out a general Stop-or- der. No one will be able to draw against it. The sum will create sus- picion anywhere"
 Have you any idea who was back of the thief? Is there any way I can be of service to you?"
 q really suspect Mallow and a gambler named Craig, but no court would hold them upon the evidence l have. It's my belief that it's prac- tical joke which measures up to the man who perpetrated it. He must certainly realize that letter so large will be eagerly watched for"
 q shall gladly take charge of the matter here for you. I suppose that
 
 Eventually suggests a long time, ' grimly.
 "Ah Is there Do you think there will be any need of a watch holder?"
 q honestly believe you would like to see me have it out with him!"
 "T honestly would. But unfortunate ly the dignity of my office forbids. He has gone up and down the settlements, bragging and domineering and fight | ing. I have been given to understand that he has never met his match"
 Its long lane that has no turn ing After all" Warrington added, let ting go his reserve; you're the only 1 friend have. Why shouldn't tell you that immediately I am going out in search of him, and that when I find him am going to give him the worst walloping he ever heard tell of.'' 'I ought not to want to see you at it. but, hang it, dol"
 Human nature. It's a pleasurable sensation to back up right by might Four years ago I vowed that some day I'd meet him on equal terms. I may
Williams news., 1916-05-18
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, they cannot reaLh the diseased portion of the There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inffamed condition of the mu- cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is infiamed you have a rumbling g sound or imperfect hearing. and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condi- ton, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo Ohio.
 Sold by Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halrs Family Pills for censtipa ton.
Williams news., 1916-05-18

end throw their ha;Is, aT21 caczle Illl they brokc tl1c;- slafs. Tho tired, the sad, tho weak, the worn, have laughed vi,.i B~d. and ceased to r11oun; {-2o Lc-o, Gae halt, the blind, file dea2, -2cve wI2coped with glee OCT AT7l--1.1: c--d .Jc:32 Where does he E2d G2a ;o7ouo jo5ts which break the b,azGGtc-,e i-oC CUT vests? You'd q t..2::--,211-. to Gourt would have to fail, I,luG -2ovo- o1ce has he been Gtales When 12c c...to down to hatch a plo: :l which h:5 heroes will be caugt-Ge, he light1 h;s pipe, and coon a joEo e1nerges from Tuxedo smoke, Eaao swears by ''Tuz'' and so will yoo--7e when you have tried a j2r CT t7Hos
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT NOMAN'S CLUB

The music department of the Womans Club will the home of Mrs Charles Elliott Tuesday, May 23rd F. M
 PROGRAM Paper Life of Victor Herbert Miss Bigger, Review of opera 'Madcap Duchess Miss Bigger Selection from Madcap Duchess
 Star of Love- 'Tweededum and Tweedledee'' Gypsy Love Song from The Fortune Teller Mrs. Adams Review of opera The Debutante' Miss Bigger Selections from 'The Debutante'' '.The Sprngtime of Life
 Miss Mitchell
 Take Me Home with You
 'The Love of Loreee'' Miss Mitchell and Moore Review of Opera, Sweethearts' Mrs. Greene Selections from Sweethearts,
 ''Sweethearts'' Mrs. Elliott Cricket the Hearth' Piano Solo "The Angeus'' Greene Every Lover Must Meet His Fate'' Mrs. Adams Jeanette and her little Wooden Shoes'
 There is Magic in Smile' Review of Opera 'Natom Miss Bigger Sections from 'Natom' Piano Solo, Minuet'' Lee
 'In My Dreams
 Mrs. Rttenhouse T List the TriI in a Golden Throat Piano Solo, Dagger Dance'' Mrs. Boone Piano Solo, 'Pannelo'' Miss Chapman
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O217S2
O217S2 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Act June II, 1906 List 3-1639.
 DEPARTMENT
 OF THE INTERIOR U. s. Land Omceat Pr oenix, Ariz.
 April 13, 1916,
 NOTICE is hereby given that William H. Talh, of Humbolt. Arizona, who, on March 19, 1913. made Homestead Entry, No. O21782, N!NE4NE3NW4; w! NE4NW4; N@NW4SE4NW4, Sec. 3, Township 21, N. SaNE4SE4 SW4, SEfSW4SE4SW4; W3SE4 SE4SW4, Sec. 34, Township P, N,, Range 2, E. G&SRM, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to estab- fish claim to the land above de-
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scribed, before Chas. H. Adams, Clerk of Superior Court, at Flag staff, Arizona, on the 25th day of May, 1916. Claimant names as witnesses: H. L. Benham, C. Wolf, s. o. Miller, s. 0. Miller, IT,, all of Williams, Arizona.
 Thomas F. Weedin,
 Register. First Pub., April 20, 1916 Last Pub. May IS. 1916