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The Parker post., 1916-12-02

East 1900 fit. to Corner No. 8
Thence South 81 deg 43 min. West
600 IT. to Corner No. 4. Thence
North 2S deg. II min. West 1900 It.
to Corner No. l to place of begin
ing, containing 20.661 acres.
WILD CAT.
Beginning at Corner No. 1. whence
quarter corner to Sections and 18,
Township 7 North, Range, II West,
Gila and Salt River Base and Merid-
ian, bears South % deg II min. so
secs. West 424.3 ft Thence North
81 deg. 4S min. East 900 tt. to Cor
ner No.2. Thence South % deg. II
min. East 1900 TT. to Corner No. 5.
Thence South 81 deg 43 min. West
800 TT. to Corner No. 4. Thence North
28 deg. II min. 1900 fit. to Corner. No.
l, to place of beginning, containing
20.661 acres "-'~.'' .'' ~.~'.
JACK RABBIT.
Beginning at Corner No. J. whence
quarter corner to Sections and 18,
Township North, Range IT West
Gila and Salt River Base and Merid-
ian, bears South 22 deg. Is min East
721.09 fit. Thence North 80 deg 10
min. East 600 it, to Corner No. 2,
Thence South 81 deg. so min East
1900 #. to Corner No. 3. Thence
South 80 deg. 10 min West 600 It. 60
CornerNo.4. Thence North 81 deg.
so min. West 1900 fit to Corner No. J.,
to place of beginning, containing
20661 acres. . '' - -
The adjoining claims to this sur
Vey ON the North and West sides are
the Big. Swede and Adele NJ. 1odes,
respectively. both of survey No 217O,
and on the South by Standard and
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H Telegraph Your Order at Our Expense
MI rAn4MnaN

We handle the finest bulk WHISTLES in the world: get
Supply from G. ". Craig & Co., who acknowledged
to conl the largest finest stock Of old WHISTLES The
world
We want you give a trial order for
deruI WhlGEes We know you had opportunity
buy The class Of goods distribute before your
dry because saloon liquor had the
to dispense them
1t is an impo:sby for any other house give You amy
thing but sWceencd spirits for less than 81 100 full quart
express prepaid 1t is opinion that people purchase
The Parker post., 1916-12-02
h91a5sD rs sosD Old Kentucky Bourbon
Express Prepaid

II Ful Quarts S1o75
81 Full PInts ....... - - ~ os
AZ Full Half Pnts .~.,-...~.~.~. .-..-...- . - Il rs
Old Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey certainly fine drink
that will match with Bottled
United States any price - ~
1ou CANNOT make mistake when brand
the United States Governments stamp the
CORK IS your protectonit there by Government
OFFICIALS themSelves-and tells IN words that
this whskey is fully aged fully proof full measure
and comes to just it left the
all its purity and goodness ' -
Please send trial order N;hiskev NOW
We absolutely guarantee that will please you, Our
business Is built satisfaction the customer first
last and always U}1jeICev viii
please you that willing send a shiprnent on
trial and upon receipt liberty open one bot
tie and try it. If you NOT satisfied with what we
send you. you can keep the bottle open for
your toub!e and return the balance expense and
that will be nothing out $500 ~ 'N
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authority in me vested, do proclaim
and set aside Thursday November
3Oth, 1916, as Thanksgiving Day. 1t
recommended that on the day thus
set apart, all the people of Arizona
shall unite in giving Nreverent thanks
to God fer the peace and prosperity
which abide within cur State, and
for that faith in the underlying pur-
pose of divinity which portends the
ultimate salvation of humanity.
In witness whereof, I have hereun-
to set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of the State of Arizona to be af-
fixed.
Done at Phoenix, the Capital, this,
oath day of November, A. D. 1916.
(SeaD GEO. w. P. HUNT,
Governor Of Arizona
Attest:
SIDNEY P. OSBORN,
Secretary of State.
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BULK IMPORTED SCOTCH WHISTLES
EXPRESS PREpAID

We bride ourselves on our ulll Scotch Whis,
Ees They purchased bfore the and
prices right. We quite sure that
il you give US a trial order foc any Of the bulk
Scotch Whiskies lisr you will ackno Wledge
that they are better than an you have ever
drunk before.
Old Curio Scotch--this is our oldest and finest
brand 1t is used almost exclusively in High
Brow Clubs, and p!ivate hon IS: 1t is too ex-
Old Curio full gallon, express prepaid -...- SO 90
DeWars Extra Special Scotch HVhskey full
gallon, express prepaid....-, ,...........,. 800
Royal Scotch, full gallon. IA Years old. 112
prepaid .. .e.r...~ 100
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to Cor. Mol, to place of beginning
containing 20.661 acres.
PEEKAROO LODE

to Cor Mol, to place of beginning,
containing 2O.661 acres.
PEEKABOO LODE.
Beginning at Cor. number /,
whence quarter corner to Section
and Is, T. 7-North, Range Invest,
G. & S. R. Meridian, bears South %
deg. II min. SO secs. West 4243O
feet. Thence North 81 deg. so min.
w, 1855 feet to Cor. No. g. Thence
South 81 deg. 43 min. West 1857
feet to Corner No. 3. Thence S. 81
deg. so min. East 636.6 feet to Cor.
Nc. a. Thence North 81 deg. 4S min.
East 1857 ft. to Cor. No. l.,
the place of beginning, containing
1889 acres.
HAIL STORM.
Reglnning at Corner No. /, whence
quarter corner to Sections and 18,
Township North, Range II West,
Gila and Salt River Base and Merid.
ian. bears North 43 deg SO min. Eas
1868 fit. Thence South 81 deg. 4s
min. West 600 ft, to corner No. 2.
Thence North % deg. II min West
911 1T. to Corner No. 3. Thence
North 81 deg. 43 min. East 900 TT. to
Corner No. 4. Thence South 2S deg,
II min. East 911 ft. to Corner No.
to place of beginning, contain
ing 12549 acres.
RED DICK
Beginning at Corner No, l, whence
quarter corner to Sections and 49,,
Township North, Range II West,
Gila and Salt River Base & Merid-
ian, bears South 73 deg. "a min.
East 383.75 it. Thence North 81
deg. 43 min. East 900 it, to Corner
No. 2. Thence South % deg. II min.
The Parker post., 1916-12-02

MINING LOCATION NOTICES.
The Post has for sale the best and
simplest form of Mining Location
notices. Blanks for either Arixona
or California. When in need of Min
Ing. Location Notices or Proof of La
bor blanks cali at The Post.
The Parker post., 1916-12-02

priced whiskes because they imagine from descriptions
that they getting pure whiskey what you really get
colored spirits.
Since will be unable obtain liquors. strongly
advise you purchase full proof straight whes you
will find it economical and satisfactory
You do reducing the drinking
strength
Age the only thing that improves whskey and to get the
real goodness out of real whey send order for
the old Whskies we list in this advertisement
The Parker post., 1916-12-02

Discerning Youth.
"Do you believe rabbits lay Easter
eggs?" asked one small boy.
NO" replied the other. "I don't
know whether that story is to be con.
stdered myth Or nature fake"
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Simplest and best form of Mining
Location Notices for sale at the Post
The Parker post., 1916-12-02
coRDIALs OMPoRTED)-ExPREss
PREPAID ,po+ ,opo
II Bot.
M IMPORTED CORDIALS
EXPRESS PREPAID
CALIFORNIA 8RANDiES AND cORDiALS
EXPRESS PREPAID

Full Il Full
- Quart. Quarts
racine v y. +. 50. 60 $22. 90
Pacific Special Brandy x .....-..-. J. 25 l3 50
Pacific Special Brandy Xxx .....- l25 l50
Pacific Special Brandy xxx ........ l5O l6 50
Pacific Special Grappa Brandy X 1.25 l3 so
tacihc Special Grappa Brandy Xxx 1.35 1900
Pac!hc Special Cirappa Brandy
Xxx ................-,- $50 1856
Pacific Special Apricot Cordial x. 100 1l00
FaclnC Special Apricot Cordial
XXX - ...~....-.. $50 lG SO
Pacific Special Peach Brandy X. 100 HOO
rac!iN Special HEa:h Brandy xxx $50 1850
FaCi1c Special Blackberry Cor
dbl x ............. . . LOO II 90
Pacific Special HaclIberry Cor
dial XXX ... .,.,......-.r..~.,,.. $50 16 so
P2c,fu Special" Muscat Brandy
xxx ..... .~..~..~.,.,.~.....~.. 80 1850
P2e.nc Special Ginger Brandy
Xxx .......-....,. -.......-.......,. - $50 1850
IM9CRTED CANADIAN WHISTLES
EXPRESS PREPAID
/ Bot. II Bots.
,,'.+r la! '-iu9 / 10 Sl4.1
'-:".E ) Canadian ...........-..-.-..- l4Q 1915
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(First pub Oct. 7, last pub. Dec. 2.
The Parker post., 1916-12-02
IMPORTED COGNACs-ExPREsS
PREPAID

Paritic Special New England Rum Y, full
quart ST. 90
Pacific Special New England Rum. XXX
fun quart .-.~~.., - $50
watson Jamaica Rum, per bottle. .....-.-.--,. l. Is
Burk@s Jamaica Rum, per bottle .--~--~-.-.-, 15O
Magnum Imported Jamaica Rum, l2O Proof
full quart -, --~ , .D. 225
Pacific Special Imported Jamaica Rum 100
Proof full quart - . 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01

General Board and approved by Secre-
tary Daniels, which is on the basis OF
one-tifth OF the strength of the navy
personnel. He asked that the one-ffth
standard be written into permanent law.
Marines for Work in Hayti.
General Barnet. said he had pre-
pared, and Secretary Daniels would
submit 70 Congress az once leg
islation designed 20 permit marine
oihcers 70 accept service under the
Haytian government in the constabu-
larry, now that the treaty has been rati
ned. Fifteen companies already had
been organized in Hayti. he said, but
thirty-hve additional officers for the
force were needed. Enough men had
volunteered from the Marine Corps 10
provide all the officers for this duty.
Representative Tilson, OF the Mill
tary Committee. told the House to-day
that while there were hundreds of gun
and ammunition factories in operation
IN this country none except government,
plants were prepared 20 produce the
weapons and cartridges needed b. the
American army.
The Senate Military Committee
agreed tentatively to-day 20 amend the
present volunteer act so that a third
force. exclusive Of the regular army or
the national guard. may be organized IN
peace times. In effect. the proposal Is
20 supply authority for test OF the
continental army plan advocated By the
President and Secretary Garrison. \
provision with the same end IN view IS
included in the House bill, and the
final judgment on the plan will be
worked out IN conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
MARJORIE FUND EXPENSES
ALL BORNE BY TRIBUNE.

The Tribune received the follow
ing postcard in yesterdays mail:
Gentlemen: We read of commits
sions of 10 10 so per cent being
paid for patriotic collections.
Would you kindly state in
your paper what percentage of
Marjorie's Battleship Fund will
actually be invested in the Amer
lea. \ statement of this kind
might encourage donations. Yours
respectfully, \ READER
This Is pertinent question. One
hundred per cent of Marjorie's Bat
tleship Fund will be vested in the
|. 5. ;. America. The fund employs
no collectors and consequently pays
no commissions. Any one collect
ing for the fund is doing so on his
own responsibility. and you are
warned against giving your contri-
button to him unless you are per-
sonally assured Of his disinterested-
ness. Whatever expenses are con-
necteG with the fund are borne by
The Tribune. Il is safer 10 send
your contribution TO The Tribune
direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Daniels'S Threat Speeds
Steel and Torpedo Men

Washington. Feb 30 Secretary DAN
iels thinks the government has won a
victory over the steel industry.
TIE Electric Boat Company informed
the Secretary to-day. after conferences
with steel manufacturers. that sub
marines Of the Schley type could be
constructed in twenty-five months
whereas the company's recent bid on
two such boats stipulated delivery IN
thirty-one and thirty-three months.
Secretary Daniels thinks that the
government up to now has been held
up by the steel manufacturers, and that
ship construction has been delayed un-
necessarily The Secretary threatened
last week not 20 award the cont acts
unless the time specified was materially
reduced. This threat was followed by
immediate capitulatlon.
The Electric Boat Company has also
informed the department that It be
lieves il can build 350-ton submarine
of the H-type in less than a year No
submarine has ever before been built
for the United States in less than three
wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01

up R collection for the L. s. s. America
as regular part Of their programmes
Last Saturday the "Old Timers" of the
I'd Battalion. Naval Militia Of the State
of New York. met at the Clarendon
Hotel. Brooklyn. with the result that
this letter reached The Tribune yes
! terday:
Gentlemen: Herewith please find
check for 81 collected from the
old Timers" of the I'd Battalion,
Naval Militia Of the State Of New
York. al their dinner on Saturday
evening. February 26. at the Clsr-
endon Hotel, Brooklyn.
With best wishes for the success
Of Marjorc's Battleship Fund,
Yours very truly.
"OLD TIMERS" 2D BATTALION,
y. VI. y. Y.
5. {. GELSTON, Treasurer
The Old Timers are former members
Of the militia who have served their
enlistments and been honorably dis
charged.
Among those who contributed 10
Marjorie's Battleship Booth at the
Panama Pacific Prize Winners Exposi-
tion at the Grand Central Palace re-
Gently were: Richard Post. 81; Donald
Greet, 90 cents; Bernard Greet, 80
cents: Edward Greet. 90 cents: Mar
guerite Greet. 90 cents. and Dorothy.
Cornelia and Francis Fabian. 81. Their
contributions were included - the
lump sum credited in the daily h>to
Mariorie's Battleship Booth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01

Oppcnhcimer testified that the Fed
cral grand jury had found seven in
dictments against him. apon none Of
which he had been convicted. H. added
that be had lost several clients be-.
cause Of Marshall
kugcl, who WAS charged by Marshall
with conspiracy 20 conceal assets Of
a bankrupt In December. 1913. laid he
was invited 10 call ON Mr. Herschcn-
stein. who assured him there WIS moth
ms wrong with his conduct 4 month
later he was indicted
The Office suboucd perjury. sup.
pressed and destroyed evidence and co..
creed Witnesses said kuccl
Among the other witnesses sub
pwnsod were Frank Mos. counsel 70
the Thompson committee. Benjamin.
David and Maxwell SIadc. stewart
Browne. Selie Goodman and Mr. and
Mrs George J. Cohen. of Boston. whose
one grievance VAS shat Eerschenstein
had offered only $50 as a. witness Zoe
90 come from Boston District Affof-
nay Swami has been subpunacd 20 APP.
pear tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
TWO CHARGE MARSHALL
WITH PERSECUTION
Lawyers Testify at Hearing on
u. s. Attorneys Conduct.

United States Attorney II. Snowdon
Marshall, whose conduct Of office is
now being investigated. faced charges
of persecution yesterday. when Simon
Kugel and II. II. Oppenheimer law
yers. testified before Representatives
Carlin. Gard and Nelson. Of the Con-
gressional committee.
Marshal's repeated threat 20 break
up the bankruptcy ring was the rea-
son advanced by Oppcnheimer for his
belief that the former has beer pcrsc-
cutting him. Kugel directed his attack
at Marshall's assistant. Samuel iIersch-
ensten. whom he called a vain, brag-
ging incompetent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
WOBURN BLAST ACCIDENTAL
Explosion at Bay State Powder Plant
Injured Only One Man.

Woburn. Mass. Feb. %. The cxpIo-
sion which wrecked two buildings Of
the New England Manufacturing Com
psny early to-day was accidental ac-
cordiry to statements OF the company
officials tonight The company ex-
PLANTATION is that certain elements IN
the explosive compound known as
trnitrotoluol failed to fuse when they
were thrown together in the vat.
OF the eight men who were at work
in the department demolished only one,
Frank II. Cornett, foreman. was in
jured.
The shock of the explosion dropped
a picture on the head Of an aged wom-
an, Mrs. Caroline Ewing. who was III
in her home. about two miles away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
HICCOUCHS KILLING
HARTFORD ATTORNEY
Patient Weakens Rapidly and
All Remedies Have Failed.
lDy TeltUaph to The Tribune J

Hartford, Conn, Feb. 29.-Ernest
Walker Smith, Of Pennington, law
yer with Offices here, and q brother of
Herbert Knox Smith. who was ex-Presi-
dent Roosevelt's Commissioner OF Cor
porations, is in critical condition to-
night at the Hartford hospital. 1t is
feared he is hiccoughing to death.
An operation was successfully, per-
formed three days ago for appendicitis
and gallstones. and q tube was insert
cd in the gall bladder, which is thought
10 have caused the hiccoughlng. All
remedies for relief have thus far. failed,
and the patient is rapidly weakening
The hospital surgeons will endeavor to-
morrow to remove the gall bladder tube
in the hope that the hiccoughs Will
Their yield to treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
WILSON BUST 0RDEDED
'To BE Unveiled When President +
Renominated at 1t. Louis

Richmond, Va. Feb. 29. Walker
Hill, chairman of the st. Louis City
Democratic Committee. has commits
stoned Franz Nittor. a Richmond sculp-
tor, 70 make bust Of President vii
son "to beunveled when Wilson is re-
nominated al St. Louis in June"
The sculptor left for Washington to-
day to be presented TO the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Measures for Large In
crease To Be Intro
duced Next Week.
NEED MORE SHIPS
TO BACK POLICIES
Rear Admiral Knight Says U. S
Is 2la Years Behind Present
German Navy.

Washington, Feb. 29.-The campaign
for national preparedness will enter
on a new phase in Congress next week,
when in all probability bills providing
+or increasing the army TO an extent
never before contemplated in time Of
peace Will be introduced in both House
and Senate
The House Military Committee will
begin tomorrow its final review Of the
measure tentatively agreed upon last
week and which. it is stated, will be
filtered only in minor details. The
Senate committee agreed to-day to in
sert only general provision for fed
cralization Of the national guard in its
regular army reorganization measure,
leaving the task Of putting this legis-
lation in final shape 10 the joint con
ference committee TO which the two
bills will so. BY this action the Sen
ate committee made it possible to bring
cut its bill next week.
Before the House Naval Committee
Rear Admiral knight continued to-day
his recommendation that every ia
cility in ;he country be employed 10
hasten construction of fleet equal 10
the fleets of any two nations except
Great Britain. American policies. such
as the Monroe Doctrine, Asiatic ex-
clusion. control Of the Panama Canal
and the open door in China. he de-
clared. constituted a great and growing
threat of war unless adequate prepare
tion 10 uphold them was made.
Unprepared for German Fleet.
Rear Admiral knight said he be
lieyed il would take two years and a
half 20 make the navy efficient enough
to meet the present German fleet with
any hope of success. The time limit he
set was the minimum required 10 build
nine battle-cruisers and eight fast
scouts.
The wit-ess said it would take eigh
teen months to put the ships Of the
Atlantic fleet in full active commission
in readiness for war. Not that we
would not make good showing against
any force IN much less time he added.
Representative Farr called attention
20 published figures stating that in the
last ten years Germany had built l73
fighting ships. England % and the
United States o. Rear Admiral
knight said he understood a sub
committee OF the Naval Committee
would be named later 10 Investigate the
subject Of shipbuilding facilities. pub
lie and private He advised that the
New York, Philadelphia, Boston. Nor
folk. Mare Island and Puget Sound
yards be equipped Immediately for
their maximum output Of big ships.
Major General Barnett, commandant
Of the Marine Corps. urged that $50
officers, 52 warrant officers and 1919
men be added to the corps. 10 bring IL
I'd to the strength advocated by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-15
Rising Hone for Mexico

T HAT the conference at FL Paso between
General Scott and General Oregon, de-
spite its appearance Of failure, resulted in
definite, If informal, agreement, events
of the last two days seem clearly TO
demonstrate. The cooperation between
American troops and troops of the de
facto government of Mexico, which 1t was
designed TO effect practically has been
effected. There is no new demand from Car
rama for the withdrawal of General Per-
shings forces and there is a whole-souled
activity on the part Of the Carranzistas that
augurs satisfactory solution of the whole
difficulty.
In the northern and eastern states of Mex
leo. Mexican soldiers have begun to co bust
ness. The bandit bands are being attacked
and eStermnated. Some of their principal
leaders have met the fate they deserved.
General Trevino expresses the hope that he
will have the active assistance of United
States troops in his campaign to clean up the
outlaws Of Coahuila. General Scott, on his
way TO Washington, wires he has had as
surances from General Obregon that point
the same encouraging conclusion.
TIE Times-Dispatch has refused steadfastly
TO believe that the negotiations with the de
factu government would result in failure.
Carronza has his embarrassments as
we'll as his own deficiencies, but he cannot
fail % understand that if he breaks with the
that any hopes he entertains of restoring to
his distracted country the blessings Of peace
and order in that event will go a-glimmering
There must be some perfervid words for
home consumption, evidently. just as the Ger
man government. In yielding to President
Wilson'S insistence that in submarine war
fare the rules of law and humanity be OBJ
served, found it necessary to preface its COM
plete backdown with stump speech ad-
dressed TO the German people. With Ger
many, however, the point was that 1t yielded,
and the same thing will be true Of Carranza
We don't care much what he says-we don't
even care II he hates the gringoes as heartily
as 40 the rest of his fellow-countrymen. We
insist only that he allow us to help Mexico
back TO sanity and happiness
The helping hand extend has an en-
iiGhtened self-interest as its Inspiration We
must have order in Mexico for that Is neces-
sary 60 our own well-being. President Will
son perceives that permanent order can come
only through government that has some re-
gard for the good Of the people. If old Por-
frio Diaz. strong and able as he was could
not maintain the military dictatorship he
established, success is not likely to crown
the efforts OF less qualified despote There
fore. the President aids the popular cause
Carranza at last Is waking up Hope con-
tinues that we shall solve our problem and
Mexico's without being forced to the horrors
and bloody sacrifices intervention and occu-
patton would entail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-15

b,aa,ntE before him without referring the date:
nrn ~ttnh@ H. you suggest what was the old
aner" WAS s no such thing as motion?" Your
answer: That thing must be either whore 1t is
or or ,where 1t is not; that 1t cannot move where
is because II 1t move 1t will BIO there;
.nat u cannot move where It iB not, because it
Is mot there to move The form Is very good
naiap,o OF the verbal follies with which tho
ahSients used to entertain themselves
FOUR answer Is complete and equally as in
r ns scenic and pethoric: well saturated
gent, and In this respect It reminds me forcibiy
or or, Niiia's mustache when 1t is 1t is Off. and
~hen II ID off 1t is on; and like the Irshmans
t uea. when YOU put your finger on him he is not
mere mere ava like tother Irishman when he fell
rushed rushed to him and inquired If he was hurt he
repIled that he could not tell them. that no was
speechless. And 1t reminds of the opinion
our northern friends had Of Stonewal Jack
son In the great of this country Thev
S Go sid him gifted with ubiqulty. when
mere he was yonder without movement, but al
place. r. II WILLIAMS Sps 81
Richmond May IL. 49,