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AFTER ii YEARS
OF SUFFERING
This Lady Tried Cardui. Let
Her Tell You In the Follow.
ing Statement The Results
She Obtained.

Wise. Na-MrS. j NJ. Elan of
this place. in writing Of her female
troubles. says: This trouble went
on for II years. often | was unable
to work and suffered badly at
times. when | could not be on my
feet at all Really in bad health all
the time during those II years. and
was never without pain. with awful
backaching. had no appetite. was
nervous. but at that time my hus-
bands sister recommended that
try Cardui. which began to
take aud which has caused me
TO he in better health ever since. In
IL few days ! felt that Improvement
had begun. Ny back got stronger
and less painful. got less nervous
and my appetite began to improve. III
Il few weeks my Improvement was
noticeable. and got into better
health than had for IA years.
My walking before had been YER!
painful. and could not stand on my
feet 10 do any good. After using these
medicines. however. could walk
without pain and was able to do
the work and housekeeping for an
ordinary family. My back and APP
petite were better and also my
nerves."
ii you suffer as Mrs. ELAN did.
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tw" Years and under three. on. heller one
year nnd under two. on" heller over two
month. aud under y"ar-iirSt Accu
Farm. richmond. 10y Jolly You'll DO Dolly
Narden's Fern f?u'i -" Fern. f"u'il -"
American Jersey CnttI" Club Special
Two animals over sin months old. AT least
rs, Ma%nstlel iali F"r rrs. %4S
American Jersey Cattle club Special
grand championship huli---iirs; Mannsiicid
Han Farm. fredericksburg.
American Jersey catti" Cluh Special
grand champion f"malc--nrst. Acca Farm.
RlChnoII Il. ~.
M awards Ia section 70 for AYRSHIRE
Ridge. y. =.
Au awards In section for Southern
Sh"rth Ice t. I.uh.r, Grain
of Mount Nicturin. Mi.
section 3--PO.lrd Durham.
class :5t--"o" three yeats old and .Srt-
irSt. VI. y. W.gn"r. Fremont. o. Mill.r1
.;nl: second NJ. ". WaSnc". Fremont. o..
Nary Marshall.
Class .i22:-pr"juc" "f c"M:--iirs, NJ a
Wagner. Fremont -. Miller Girl and
Marry Marshall.
piurship-nrst. NJ Wagner Fremont. o.
Milicr'S Girl.
section t-IIrrrfnr.i>
Glass 2sJ--bull thrc" N.arS old and nyor-
iirst. L." county Hereford Association
Jones' vile. JUDI" Fairfax. second James
Y. iIill. Ruunihcal. -. Andy Fairfax
;hir.i. l.. W. lill. Locust DALI Don FuirfaN.
tcontinucd on Fifth rag"D
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,,.lir ~ "t--svoond prze. La,+'er rouirry
81 pcn first prikc. l.a,.itor Poultry
Y"qn4 pen--sccona prize. i.a--t,er roul.
r".i m-, prize crescent, Urplns,on
yia ~ 'T a 5 Hlse G ,.s: 3r"E.@"
con- ards ,nird nrizS ,.r",een, ' prp %in.1E
y 'atit %g;1 ;ss.~,' 3 3r%.":;%"
:, IN .on-."conA p'.1e cresyen, orringron
y"Wgne pem-.irs' p't<,--cresccn, ,rpln.
rs''"" iIl;i. G St.@ 6 s s.ns.f ihI e."
- u. {. n"n o,ring,o,.
,.., as. !: li'"r Ornin.!"n.
i %n.' H. ~ asTi,@r " "9i'ry .
~ aw%ri4 IA roiish Dlrcl. " fraSon' " Oh
i i9n,,, !" y'he otSe!ie F"tms. whitney'r
. y. 7, ..s.i - s.4S
s,,l rlH ~ ,i I'!In N NSrf"k
"''. '''""s "Ti@' nn a . rs mIoIn Norf"'"
'r.osker'i-arsi prizc' EnoDis f"ria, Nor-
:. 4. Hack Minorrn>.
.
:, i;.n-.-'fFi. 80 ord ana l,tlrd prizes.
Cocker. l--,iir-t. second and fourth rr! 2ns
ku'h"rfuri = cross iIirhlaud Park
pih p.n--nrs. second and ihird prizes
isut h"rf"rd q 'rosr Highland Park
f@uu% rcn---e ON! ana t,,iri prizes,
!sut 'rIf,rh . cross. Highland PARK
fuii"' third rri~". Mi'i Road Poultry
:. lo,u: ,re,n--!lrs, nriac. Mii Road Poultry
i'u!l"i--n:,h, y. e. !. G reltr N"rfolls.
bn'k orpngt"n.
, '"ck-."t"nd and ud.p pri""s. i.,Sslter
D I'pl!irE
ii"i.--i!rs' ,ecrad 5nd 'h!rl pri.,r Las
Cocker.l-h'-i ,pr;a", i.as~l,e' Poultry
;. I."ll.,I,::nrst sanid s"c?nn prize LA otter
I",,i'71-''rs;; i@.m,h H,nh hfth prizes Mr-.
li.I'-io usih ana nf,h prizes. Mrs rr"nk
cacEere rri1c. Mrs. Frank l..
i'r!ie: Mia, fourth aud hftn prizes Mrs.
on nc,-nr- rri4c' Mrs. Frari, l.. Mon
~ nv!:(s ,"r " hit ",,,Hig rr,,un, we're
DUCKS AND PIGEONS
Awards announced rrr ynriou. Classes Of
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CO.,, $. G.. BrT 0rpinrton.
efEoiAL siiS EH CUES AWARDED
IN FOL ITRN DEPARTMENT

IN POULTRY DETNnTMENT
ne wnnsr q The a4s a,F SURF s si , TO
S WhiPs t tn sEow Gpp So Won Ss % HE
me w ~y,iIsin'a| S'aie Fair, Gun" given to
q hISe 61ons %S"n oun i" r. m Mum Sc
j jn09 plep afi5n NoT'"' Va" e 9 waTritE
cray. % 3, she li viirn Ga" io,, sys" BY
for hY The Ses, as,lHy fnEs csss Won Non
yards n iyii; n,ss.Le farm: iSI5 cup p'' Ny
of the cy Vi4sn Gn i5u, fyes by s44ap
best y display IN ,;Meniterranean class woa
F isl3 evils Ysii sla iaalmsa 1 o MIR!
Won Sy Rutherford I c isis . fIar mo
SsD best Fy dapsy s s
Semi wh,e shefhPEn Siass Gan No Won
~: Sesaat G Gun "r aits n'ap 81 Walter e.
sea'f Of 81 d IES"a IN '' ,i:ss ss
Won by f George e. = S;uysna'or i,ii T.
c cSpl! ~ FS %on By 1' thar 3sfie Faf ZIP
for ,ns hes, rG psn f s,pt.s GsSs
H WiRinss5yn oun ai,y Cup No. won BY L. {.
$ SsD5;:S Eas% S fss y'Sss
up SsS.s' Won M%" by y ss's F ssosk
nadiek , s4nsTin,.Snden.. The hes, MS:
Ey y ssAa s i@is: G:h s S5ain l VIZ
Charles M iirkf S"aeh isl' Gne No Won y
aspy %os1 5%s SS@%o ssn 5G' "Ss,
CUP NJ ar 10 Won Meat Gy 4 ea c Gan f sy.n
dspny IN shsie Gnnn s 10"
IsEss; YllshI,anS TrsrE.. ., oF"'"S'""
for best sapon. :, Cup No. Il Won by j"an
Il! "sss%ss Cur given &y y. r. Savage
Syonns} Gu" r' y" =" 4 ;, W"n by s i"",m n *"
l'opl'TSXn I Farm. o"mi,arr,on, ,,,,n ., 49,
%sFs da ssA. 'pT & "s By" W Whit %
IT,, "G!%nay CUP" given Hy Colonel mar-
G 81 best 81. zen wsn ~ T?~a %Isny %
fan late rrssldeni Of FIJI, the yirsinhs sia!e
Single GsmE Hack %n .mS nGs ' Gnn NJ"
- won by rutherford Cross. Highland
Il, "BsI ,q cur, give" ~ lanes p.l-
&s "fs' % "'s"'ft s. j "G* |ir r. o'ae
is. "neveridsY cup" -nen by $ Z ney,,
s Gd4asn -" '%f so &'" Won ~ !" "Th
sc SEP. ::,, j.; T. ! .!'y ,,or ,y = = u.r.
low for hc@ ,.soley in. .iron@c ,ara"ys
cup 40. l, Won l.: oak Grove Stock farm,
20. "Emisom en- given 10y haltc Mills.
Aessrs. j. and :. Emison. proprirtors. Vim
renncs. Ind. f"r hest display H. the Zig
Game class. cup 80. 20 won by 7. j. Lane.
-. 'The Jewellers Cup given by Schaaf
Bros for best display in Partridge Ply
mouth Rock class Cup NJ" :. won by W.
- ~. "Tairia,nb cup" given by Sam Fair
lamb. of virhnin !'ouitry A,s"c!uiior, for
hest White Wy nt!otir hon cap No. 80
won by Whit" Poultry NGg'ts. i:"r';.i".
20. The iaiiy i'"ut'iE Fec >'nn
Rhode !send I;en cock, Cup No ~ won
by y. Il. cs"'Ets. n isf%y Ellington.
HenInrst prize d;asS, nI,r poHIltry Fnsim I
prize. Lassiter Poultry Farm.
Cockerel-Arst prize. Lassiter Poultry
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tock-First prize. I.assit"r Poultry Yards.
tctohu prizc. j y. Graham. l.iu Ni~,, mira
IriSs' En9bia Farm. Norfolk. fourth ,fiIc.
Hcn-F!rst priz. I:rGl,u E.ry <,r,,tl,.
SECOND prize. +. J. Schufz civ: ihifL prts.''
X - Imam. Eio Vista. fourth rrizc. /
99id nsn.tirst nri;,..i L. J. schur2 Ci,y
al awards for White iJoI kim 81 -,
gray DorSinS and ro.orcd Duri5iur w.r..
Hace TO tho Otsclic Farm. Whitney, rulnt.
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DUCKS AND PIGEONS
Awards Announced rr- Nnrou. Classes nf
Fowls on Exhibit at

Awards were announced bv Tho NirEiuia
Stai" Fair Association yesterday in tn,
following caSsIiict'iun>:
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CATTLE AWARDS
h'rh stock Farm. or Ei,hu,ond l.. Chief
winner AZ
Fair

Aw"rI- ~ ~" various cia.sincations of
n ~. a. -. ..iEih" state FAIR
h"u''"n Yesterday ioiioNS.
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& ur. given by II. S.
MA i'"u.iry ASsociatinu.
~ English class. Irni,
i'ii +; =. Burlington.
1918. i.asSitvr Poultry
Farm. 1915. Gun NJ.
orpihHton Yards. iltgi. :
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W HirGinia, State, rair Cup" given to
Ime winner or the largest uit.lcr OF hI,,-
T,bhnohs IN SHOW; cup M. ! Won Iy 'IIe
ISn m.e fonitrS Farm. lorraine. Va. j j.
t,s S1TGinia STATE Fair CUP" given to
thc winner OF the second largest number
Of blue ribbons In show. cup 80. wu,, i,v
Enobia Farm. NorfuiI. Va. Il. Z. Warrich
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Continued or Fifth rag.p
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CLASS &. ENGLISH.
TDarl. tnrni>h

:: &. brown I-rhorn
liams '''''' " -"
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LASS = MEplTEKls,NEA>S.

g. ock-firht pri@". Glcnvi"w Stock Farm.
Sthunton: thir,I priz". Gl,uvi"w Stock Farm.
Hcn-Flrst prize. G!.n"'"w Stock Farm:
ion!tn prize GI'nNi'w Stoch Farm
tocker"l-FirHt uric. Gi"uNI.N Stool,
Earh: second priz" Glenvi"w Stock Farm
urn prize. Glenvi"Sv Stock Errtrt
Iull.t-Sccond uriZc. C;I.nvi.w Stock Farm
third pTi1". fIrnvt"w Stock Farm
t"ck-t'ourfh priz. pTtrh-1r. p.,..t.-.
E ,aT. Goochiand: second prize. Brishtley
n.n-Fiim yrizc. Brirhticy Poultry Farm.
la p.h-Thifi rri@.. iirlghtl-y Poultry
:. &. brown I-rI,orn.
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MEDirf.itItt\J.N\.
=, &. tS,III i..rI,rrn

cu,k"rol--rr.' uriI i :; iI.I,tu \.-fIL.
l,m,o'- il-.t rr!z.. ! -. H.lyin Nori"li;
"ln| p"u--'I'-t prize. j. -. Ii"lN Sn,
ioh.: second pri1. j. g. Kelvin %vifo.,i
:. G. Blntk I.cEiiurn.
f"n-hTst pfiz"- f.uoll" Farm. Norfolk
seem. bri"" i.uohle Farm. Norfolk
9 "' keT".--NrSt priZ". Euobln Farm. Nor
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i.pfl"t--iirSf. S'roii, th!r,.. !.,nrrh and
mtA prizes. ". :. Schgaf. I.to Vista W,
=. 4. I,iu. Orpn:t"u.
,,""k-iifst Ir.... i.asst-r Poultry Farm.
itmn-H'Ht priH-. I.assl ter Poultry Farm.
MI awards IN Polish. Dutch. French, pri-
'n''l ana Ornamental .tantaru cl!,I "s ,v"r..
.',. !" me 1tSv!ic f"tns. Whittey's
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05

are the quotations today in the local markets
 CATTLE. Steers. s7.7sfr S.oe. hcif- CTS. S..0OaI25: calves. sa.5oN 1000
 HOGS: SS.5om S75. sthis for is5 to 200 pounds)
 SHEEP: Wethers and ewes. Ss.eo. yearlings. S7.o0n 1.5o. lambs. Se.55.
 POULTRY Broilers. eSc. flyers. 9Sc: roasters. -5c: old cocks sc. light hens. Ice. heavy heEs. 1Sc. light turkeys. - and .4o: young tom tur- keys and hens. 95c: heavy turkeys. 22c. young ducks. 2oc: old ducks. fSc young geese, Ice: squads S225a s.5o per dczen
 BUTTER Receipts. fs.0oe pounds creamery extras. pc. firsts. .sc
 EGGS: Receipts. 56l cases Selected Poe: local ranch. candled. 23c: cas,. count and northern. 21c.
 ALFALFA HAY: sl5.00 to sl7.0e.
 SONORA WHEAT. sl7s per cwt. asked Sl.70 bid
 BARLEY Bright feed. si.3o bid. Sl33A asked per cWt Dark feed. S159 bid; S13fA asked
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that bids will be received at the office of the Grand Secretary of the independent Order of odd Fellows, Geo. A. Mintz, l3i West Washington Street, Phoenix, Arizona, to Monday. April 10. 1916. at F M for the printing, binding, fur nishing and delivery of 400 copies of the proceedings of the Grand Lodge I. o. o. F. for the year 1916. the same to be printed on 48-pound book paper, bound in 60-pound cover paper, uniform in type and quality and style of work with the proceed ings of 1915 and previous years, to be delivered to the Grand Secretary, to- gether with the original copy, as per provisions of Article XV. Constitution of the Grand Lodge of Arizona with in thirty days after receipt of copy. Bid to include compiling and print ing index. The privilege of rejecting any and all bids is reserved
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
FINE COMPLIMENT
 FUR LOCAL OLIVES

'iu, af ihc most sheer compliments ever raid to n Salt River valley Vro- duet vas cxcnteocd in letter r"- received this week hv Nuu~on Broth CTS of Ph"cniN from a fo- AHse'e- busine-s man. IT, r. Rogers of the Leslie Sai' Refining co. Psri ot his letter i> ss follows
 Have y"I auF Jums" or eNtrt large olives leftt l nave am inquiry for tN" cases from friend in New York. be writes me as follows. Can you get me a couple uf eases of the largest and best favored llpe olives ihat are pao ked ou the Pacific coast. This explains why am writing Nou as | Go not think | ever ate as fine flat - "red olives aS those you gave me when | Was in Phoenix"
 Mumsor Brothers have received
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
M METAIS

NEW YORK. April 4.-Copper firm electrolytic nearby s2SoO1 2900: nom- inal: June and later s27.00M2 27.7J.
 Iron firm and unchanged.
 Metal exchange quotes tin firm spot. s5O.001 5200
 At London: Copper spot. e116. fu- lures. CHS. electrolytic. e13s. Tin. spot. G197: futures. el92. The metal exchange quotes lead $a.3i hid, spelter not quoted At London: Lead. G34, 3s; spelter GS1.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
FINANCES and MARKETS
tRepubIican A. p. Leased wirel

NEW YORK. April fit may be
 safely asserted that the operations of
 pools and elidues were solely reSpun-
 sble for such conditions as occurred
 in todsy's professional market Prices
 were mostly higher in the active
 forenoon but generally dull dealings
 in the later session
 The most extreme gains of the
 morning were confined to a half dozen
 mixed issues such as Willys- Overland
 Studebaker and Chandler Motors.
 those stocks being to points high
 CT. Mercantile Marine common and
 preferred. the former advancing al-
 most 2 points on the largest output
 in many weeks. the Texas company.
 which rose 4. ard Jewell Tea issues
 both of the latter breaking into higher
 levels. rising ss. to 957s and the
 preferred 9ls 10 1l3. There also were temporary gains of I to ? points in copper and zine shares. a half score of industrials and equipments and some of the tobaccos. while rails like New Haven. and Della ; ware and Hudson improved their posi- ton hv a point or more. Sugar shares. among the recent spectacular features, were consistently weak. Cuban American losing 70 to 22o and Southern Porto Rico l0 to zoe.
 The list ir general was heaviest in the last hour with declines of 10 to l3 points. munitions being the prin- cipai losers. Crucible Steel. American Locomotive and United States Indus trial were most susceptible to pres sure. Total sales amounted to 5s5. 900 shares
 General news bearing upon the marke- was again of favorable char acter
 Bonds were irregular. with moderate reaction in Anglo French 5's. which declined to 95%. Total sales, par value amounted to s4.e10.00o. United States bonds were un- changed on call
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
MON

NEW YORK. April Mercantile Paper. 3G3h.
 Sterling so day bills. s472&. de- mand, s4.76 7-16; cables, Si77.
 Bar silver. GlA.
 Mexican dollars, 41i,c.
 Government bonds. stcaGy. railroad bonds irregular
 Time loans, firmer: GO days 27i q m3: : 90 days. 3M3ia months. 3ii @31a. Call money. steady: High. ? low. l %; ruling rate. ?; last loan. ?. clos ing bid. 1%, offered at .
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
EXTORTlON CHARGE DISMISSED TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wire1

SAN JOSE. Cal, April 4.-On mo- tion of the district attorney. Judge William A. Beasley of the superior bench today dismissed the charge of eXtortion against Joseph Steining in which he was d joint defendant with Will NJ. Beggs, d local attorney. Steining was the employer of Da Rosa, a young clerk who was the chief witness against Beggs and who was charged with stealing goods from Steining'S store
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, April 4.-Hogs receipts. ll'ooo, steady at Mondays average. Bulk. s955M9.75; light. S9.25M9sO: mixed. s9.35 9.So; heavy. sa.25m9so rough, s9.25ma.4o: pigs s7O0@S.6o.
 Cattle receipts, 250o; strong to shade higher. Native beef cattle. S10om9 99o: western steers. S1.60MS. 90: stockers and feeders s5.90M9.50: COWS and heifers. s400mSS5: calves S6.G0mSS5
 Sheep receipts. 15.0O0: steady to 1O cents higher. Wethers, S6.25ms1O: lambs. s900M11.35.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05

mun, a boa-, for thelr ni.ycs but this ua- nue ef the wusf oei.ofn, ever ref't,d. for if i. th" expression of
 man vhp ha. hld umpi, ol auriuni's tu fct rhe rfDiuci of rraeieaily all flr h- -i'ae frms in trr oesf. as his nHsmc~s buns- him n lircr' attention Hitn fncm
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
EDITOR WOLFRAM DEAD
LHep. eIlesn \ 2. Lsasea wIrs,

MEN YORK. Apr.l i-charles E.. Weii ,m. tfc publisher ani editor in ,hif uf the Nea Ynrser ii'r"ld. the Murrru H-roid and ihe sonntags HesolG died suddenit in hls home here tonight lir Wolfram uas horn in Pomeranlau. Geimany september eN. lNfN lic came to the Cnitct States iu f>s1 and joined 'hc staff of ihc Philadelphia German Demokrat
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
Vulcanizlng

TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX
 Vulcanizing and welding done promptly and guaranteed; out of town work solicited. Arizona Vul- canizing Works, POT West Washing ton; Phone 626 If
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
STOCKS

NEW YORK. April i.-America- Smelling. lo2A: New York Central. lo42s; Pennsylvsnia. 56ss: Reading. Sil.; Santa Fe. l033s Southern Pa cific. 9S: St Paul. 93l2 Union Pacific 1S3b United States Steel. common. s5: United States Steel. preferred. 1163,.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF co.
 PARTNERSHIP

partnership heretofore existing between II. F.. Shrum and William Gleason under the name and style of the Valley Clothing & Furnishing Company located at No. w. Wash insIon St, Phoenix. Arizona. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will hereafter be conducted by William Gleason, who hereby as- sumes all obligations of the said VaN ley Clothing & Furnishing Co.,. and all persons who are indebted to the aforementioned firm are respectfully requested to come forward and make payment immediately.
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, this 16th day of March, 1916.
 H. F.. SERUM
 VIM. GLEASON Witnessed:
 ]. r. POWELL
 w. T. QUINN. 1St Publication, March 22.
 Hire a little salesman at The Re
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office \ want Nd Will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
Music
Millinery
Nursery Stock

TREES-SHADE TREES-ClOsinS out fine lot of Norway poplars,
 umbrellas palms and roses. Less than half price. In large lots 14 price. See Getsnger at Is E. Adams St. Trees back of Hill Seed House. If
 SWEET POTATO. vegetable and flower plants of all kinds. shipped to all parts of the state. Enough extra plants shipped with every order to cover express charges. Fred Pochon, 430 w. Washington. Phoenix Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
Veterinary

DIR. H. E. GERDES, veterinary sur geon. dentist, Phone 1452. 30S N. Is. Ava If
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 4.-Hogs receipts 5000: lower Bulk, S930G9.6O: heavy. s9.5O@9.65: packers and butch CTS, s9.35M9.60; light. $920m9.55, pigs. sS006S.C.
 Cattle receipts. 1000; strong. Prime fed steers. s9.25m965; dressed beef steers, sS0OM925; western steers. sI.S0M9.25: stockers and feeders. s6.75MS.75: bulls, s575mS00; calves, S6 00M10.25.
 Sheep receipts. 5000: weak Lambs, SIC. .50m11.00: yearlings. s9.25M1O.25 Wethers. SS.25M 900; ewes, S7.60MS.25.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
COTTON

NEW YORK, April 4-Spot cotto steady; middlings ullands, s11.9 Sales, 2,231 bales.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
Witnessed:

I. r. POWELL
 w. T. QUINN. 1st Publication. March 22.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
A Few Pennies
 Do the Work

MAID WANTED Refined family Of four-two
 chiIdren-desre a maid Must be neat and quick about her work and come well recommended. Prefer Swedish or German girl Good home and good wages Address:
 POSITION WANTED-As maid in a small fam
 fly. I am good worker. willing and cheerful Three years in my present position Desire 2 change to a home nearer the centre of the city. Thoroughly experienced in general housewoTk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-12
WHAT WILSON HAS DONE.

The record of President Wilson IS ad-
ministration has been summarized by
Samuel White, democratic state chair
man, and the summary will be printed
on the back of the state committee IS
letter heads, SO it will go forth with ev-
cry letter sent from headquarters. The
summary is as follows:
1.-The federal reserve banking law,
which takes from Wall street the power
to control the money volume and make
money panics impossible.
2-Law revising the tariff downward
taking the duty off of the necessaries
and placing it on the luxuries of life.
3-Election of United States senators
by direct vote of the people.
aEIncome tax law-which lifts the
burden of taxation from the shoulders
of the masses and places it on those
better able to bear it, the rich.
5-The law extending parcels post
increasing weight hmits-reducing pos
tai charges.
6-The law creating federal labor
employment bureau.
THE law creating secretary Of
labor in the presidents cabinet.
S-Rural credits law-giving finan-
cial freedom, long delayed justice, long
time loans, low interest, to the farm
ers.
9-Federal trades commission law -
aiding and protecting honest business,
curbing lawless trusts.
10-Seamen' IS law-humanizing labor
conditions on shipboard and lessening
the dangers of ocean travel.
11-Clayton amendment to antitrust
law-preventing control of big corpora
tions by few men, declaring that ola
Dor is not a commodity"
12-Alaska railway law opening
America IS storehouse to the people.
13-Eieht-hour labor law on all gov
eminent work.
14-Lav providing government in
surance on ship cargoes.
15--He furnished government money
to aid in moving farmers crops TO mar
ket when Wall street was holding mon
ey for speculative purposes.
16-He averted threatened panic at
outbreak Of the war by offering to use
government money to relieve the bust
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ness situation.
17-He perfected 30 peace treaties
with other nations, thereby greatly les
sening the danger of war.
He is now urging congress to pass
the following laws:
IA tariff commission law, taking
the the tariff out of politics, politics
out of the tariff and regulating it on
scientific business principles.
2-Inheritanee tax law.
"a law taxing munitions of war.
4-Child labor law.
5-A merchant marine shipping law,
curbing and controlling the greatest
of all trusts, the shipping trust.
He has kept us out of war, maintain
ed strict neutrality, strengthened and
extended the Monroe doctrine to South
American countries
He has refused to be forced into a
war of revenge or conquest with Mex
leo, has extended the hand of friendship
rather than the mailed fist.
More progressive legislation has been
enacted during the Wilson administra-
tion than in the previous 40 years, vital
ly affecting the peoples welfare.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-12
SOMEONE TO CARE

Coming home on the train last night,
/ saw a pleasing scene from the car
window. A little girl stood at the rail
road station with an umbrella. II was
raining hard. When the arin stopped
she looked eagerly up and down then
ran to meet young woman. The child
lifted the umbrella proteetingly over
the woman and looked admiringly in
her face.
1t set me to thinking. After all, the
main thing that we need in life is some
one to care. AS long rs there is some
one waiting our homecoming, eager to
welcome us and make us comfortable,
we can keep up courage.