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The Snowflake herald., 1916-09-15

Secretary McAdoo warns Treasury
employees against too much political
activity, and if they don't disObey the
order they are likely to be bounced.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-09-15

The Democrats seem to realize, to
their dismay, that if they can't per-
suade Mr.. Hughes to change from
plaintiff to defendant the case is lost.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-09-15

LosT-B. Y. U. (honor) gold
oln, with Y. D. C. engraved on
It. Reward for return of same
to this office.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-09-15
SACRIFICED cOUNTRYs
HONOR AND INTEREST

MIR. Wilson's defenders say he
has kept US out of war" AS
a matter of fact his policy in
Mexico has combined all the
evils of feeble reace with all the
evils Of feeble war. He has Sc.
cured none of the benefits of
war; but he has not avoided
war. He has sacrificed the hon.
or and the interests of the coun-
try; but he has not received the
thirty pieces of siIVer.-From
the speech OF Col. Theodore
Roosevelt, delivered at Lewiston.
Maine, in behalf of Charles (.
Hughes.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-09-15

1t is not what Wilson has kept us
out of but what he's got us into that
counts at present.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
If jeff Had Only Kissed Paula,

very emotional ABOUT habit Noth
INK .hat Is aa1rpa ever gives one
thrill age0 th1 may bind orc 20
tHe -ack ~ uo10tcug vits such
-tee.,ise longs THAT getting ava,
from rhe deadly boredom is irupc..
s.1le
think ha A. thar moment. II
JEFF had made y.o.ent love ro me. T
would perhaps have forgotten Fr
est buf dear JeT was afraid %.
hurting MS eaaItfye nature. sup
pose
He 'o,d ma perfectly calm
tone of voice thar be loved ne and
, would nav. had no idea that he
0es so .iraIif Interested In he out
come if BE- gei nor ch~1ged color sr
ercept.oiy raen ! told him ther,
was so~r-cra else
When Dc helped me our of his
motor car a. my boarding house be-
aiG shall not give qp hor.
Paula I've zp 20 keep or hopirr
10 make Hfa 5ea-atle And ,hen a.
I'D GOOD night have often .hough
f f' had taken mo in his arms then
and E'.sad ms z would have csp,tu
.a'ea rl' a. .ov4 was very formal -
ITO 7' Continued
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
MODERN HOME
IS ELECTRIC
ooop,ipued from raEe Four

uents add 10 the gayey OF the
sbow. w7ile scores OF motors hum
for supremacy in tho demonstration
ol the possibilities OF electricity
Ranges. heating devices. washing
machines and MANY othCr forms of
equipment used BY ths housewife
ere shown operating by electricity.
In addition 10 The displays must.
cal concert is giSeu eyery afternoon.
and an oVheslra concert IN the
evening The orchestra comprises
members OF the Detroit symphony
orchestra
Mis- Edith Mas, well known solo
ist Who was chosen 60 represent
Detroit AZ The Panama exposition by
the Universal Fiim corporation.
sings in The afternoon
r Lester Kreiger piano soloist.
gives = recital also
Eddie M~1-atp. has been engaged
90 sing uew plecs By plck Whit
INK The piece has nor been pub.
h>hed but is said to be one OF Mr.
Whiting best efforts.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

.le patch of yellow ignt Jag on one
side n came from little window
above 'he 5a-n doe-. .aru which
The Jciy Sg1eslus were peep.ns
Peh.nd fem Nas mountain os
.cornstalas Hiyh ~ above al
around were noun los of sNeer try
meadow grass THAR rlle1 The ar
with a familiar deucl0ls smell Of
course rhis VAS hay IN the novs.
for trey tevs- had seen hay--ows
before When hsy looked straight
overhead there vas no SKI. There
were no httle stars, no clouds no
gentle Nis'-es- Moon. n2 iolly Mr.
sun It uas an very strange and
Vuzz'tns Hu' one thing hey noticed
rirht awav - Ras very warm and
comfortable there almost as II um.
mer hal returned
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
JONAH AND EVE,
APPLE, WHALE,
ALL IN TRIAL

WATERBURY Conn. Dec g.
Unless he should produce someone
30 court 20 prove that Adam did not
eat an apple AMI that whale d'd
tor swallow Jonah Michael MoCkuS
VAS expected 10 have bad time OF
10 TODAY
Mockus. Lithuanian minister,
faced trial before jury on the
charge OF blasphemy under a Con.
uecticut law passed go wears ago.
7, forhids m" a.lnE into question
any poruoa o' The Holy Writ
Mockus called The apple and whale
stories into question
The case Vas first heard tn Sep
femher. when 'he Jury disagreed.
Today Theodore Schroeder. o' New
York presiden, % the Free Speech
,eague. was 20 act as his counsel
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
c J Netting Company

One - DE most complete elec
trical displays ar thc show is that
of C. J Netting company Here you
may see the most artistic electric
fixtures for your home. the nnest
electric lamps and the most conyen.
tent electric fireplace Besces mo
electric goods department. tnIs com
psny carries full line % msntels
and fireplace accessories and does
an extensive business IN tile work.
specializing IN complete bathroom
and kitchen installation. including
fOor. wall and ceiling thing aud
,he most modern of sanitary ax
lures Their display rooms az 40
e. Broadway are -eple'e With tlts
Iy and sensible Causrmas sugg,s
tons
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

housewife ~ the Charles Hayes
exhibit n the Electric shcw. The
"Gainaday" Is real electric wash
ina machine with wringer attached
end IL works MANY prominent De
trotters have Installed the Gainaday
in their homes and vouch for It's
efficiency The Hayes electric dis
Tlay includes electric heaters. cleo.
tric sewing machine motors. Christ
iosS tree lights. vacuum cleaners.
electric chahnc dishes grills. perco
lators. v.brators. heating pads. Irons.
toastefs and myriad OF ether
electric appliances for the hcme
Tho electric shop 1t 20 John R-st
Is full II these sensible electric
Christmas gifts
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
SOCIETY

'a.. he >er'eselt supper The raii
y.i tafe many original features
N~~ CHARLES U Metealf and ne
tasE Eh.trs Mrs ouis NJ Edgar an,
>~ Ne'calf gave tea IN theu
Bonn, n lrosso pointe. sunday. 10,
guests Miss Metcalf IS stu
.0r % Northwe1.ern university anC
returned Monday to resume he
ni's- after Che Thanksgiving holl
ass,
%
Hai - Trump. who leaves Detroit
week -a make his nome ia chi
ta> fhe quest of honor AZ DIN
ua- saturday evening. In the pe
Ah,s.lc club a number ~ Mr
reE, t-.en!s and business asso
t..~ acting a~ hosts Mr TRUMP
.q- earad with handsome
travelling bag
.
Ns- sara Moore. OF New YORK. a
Rr.<71au Detroit new pa
r~ @-te~ ana artist. who is 70 b.
.rs sua,- - -1alr and speaker ar a
.r-eeal .o te Etyen by the T>Nsu.
's,a Century Climb Thursday. Dec
rt IN tge Century building. will De
t-e sgcsr az Airs A. r Wo,fschlag
- during aer STAY .E ,he Dity
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

BY qH0RbTON 50 ElEGESS.
TO All ,hings. be they good or bad
rhsrs comes an end that's oriFfi and
ssd.
And 40 AZ last there came an end
10 the strAngs ride of Danny ana
gsnny Meadow Mouse whoa
,ried the voice of Farmer Browns
Wy. The sbakmg and The loit.ng
stopped. Clnging lightly Do ctch
vher Danny and Nanny Meadow
Mouse strained their ears 20 bear
ghat WIS going on outside. They
heard the horses champ.us their
hits. They heard them tamlln-
heir feet on somethirg that made
more noise than 90 ground 10 Was
ne floor of Farmer Browns baf"
but. Of course. Danny aud Nanny
Sidnt know this. They heard
beard Farmer Browns Rov trsmpins
On the cornstocks above their
beads and whi-tling as he worked
They wondered where hcy. Were
and what would happen ocNt lo0
eannot imagine how they wondered
And all the time they were more
frightened than they ewes had been
before In all their lives 70 always
Is worse 10 be frightened ay un
known dangers than bv dan ats
which you know all about So trev
clung to each other and shiyerri
and shook and wondered and wait
ed. BY and by the corug0cks 10 tne
midst OF which their snug ltue
home was were lifted and thrown
IN TO great pile OF cornstaias
Danny and Nanny didn't know What
was happening. because the}
couldn't see. bat they fel- lehtheai-
ed, and there was an all-Ecne feel
ing in their stomachs. very much
such feelings as you would have q
your house with you 10 IL should be
whirled up in the air bv grea.
wind and then thrown down with a
srash.
After what seered 10 them ages
and ages they heard the creakiHE OF
wagon wheels and the clatter OF
horses hoofs and presently al was
still After ali that dreadful noise
n seemed as II the stiffness could
be felt. For a long time they keft
perfectly stiIl. waiting for something
more 10 happen But nothing 3ld
happen All was still ss sull could
be- At last Danny could stand II no
longer
I'm going out TO see where We I
sre." he whispered 20 Nanny
"Tf you do am going too. I'm no, /
yufng 10 be left alone, amy vhis
pared back.
Nothing that Danny cculd say
would induce her 10 change her
mind. II he went she would 30. and +
hat was all there was 20 it SO
after waiting a little longer Danny
rrept out OF the little dOOrV ay of I
heir house and Nanny was right st
iis heels. With hearts beating hard I
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
No. 57--HuRT PRIDE.
Vanity distorts girls Views c
Ilfe more than any ether quality.

Vanity distorts a girls Views Of
ihe more than any other quality
Now began a very brief span of
feverish gayety COR me. had ,is
tied Mrs. Henderson Mr Colby
sister, in her home and had tried
&c be Ike the other girls and WON
en- who were ner house guests IN
spite OF my efforts. the diference
between US had been forced upon
me. had begun 10 realize thar 20
be lady Is rot the easiest Task
IN the world One may not fan
into the position haphazsrd J
learned that all these weU-dressed
quiet women whom ! had SO enyiel
was each busy In her own way n
tifying her existence.
Briefly. as II had been put 20 re.
they worked" And in this ua-
unwilling 10 follow them 7 hated
the very look o. real labor pr.
baps bad only longed 20 be lks
these women because fanciel
theirs were lives OF ease. But orce
had been thrown among them. into
their companion snip, some better lr-
stnct had been aroused in me. too
Altho | was not as yet ready t0 ur
5ertake the burdens and resuonsf
tilities OF a fuller life. had casqbf
just enough of glimpse Of Some
thing better 90 be unhappy with
tha: which 7 had
Accordingly, | plunged even NOR,
feyerishly into ms lifc OF gayefy. ,n
hopes OF sufinp the stHI small
voice OF conscian ancc. which wa,
speaking 20 me for tho nrsf time
For nights danced madiy in tho
KAY restaurants of the city wiia
June and his fricpds bought So,
eral new evening dresses with Tho
money my sdmirer gave me tnla
myself ] was well rid Of the srod ev
women with whom 7 had become ar
quainted ~ Mrs Henderson, Then
enc night my Y ylycOlorrd balloon
os Joy burst In midair. saw NJ
Colby. Mrs Henderson, brother
seated At table across the restau
rant where wss dining with juno
and several others. A. once / waved
my hand 70 him EHyly ! expected
OF course, tina: ho would rush n
Join us. ply me with questions about
the sort OF time ] had had al his
sisters. | scarcely could bcliey,
my own eyes when he nodded pleas
antfv and went ~ eating HE dinner
For a while y y hurt pride mad,
my laughter the louder. pretend
ed 10 be absorbed In my compau
ions Hut my Flnnce rom time "a
time stole IN NJ Colby's direction
AZ last ] saw him rise from his
place HE did not even DO mo the
honor of deliberately avoiding me
Instead he raunte-et down the aisle
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

Il wonder dear Na-Eie said Pag-
IA when she had reached this po'1
IN her story lt every yi-l RAJ.
hard time AS In separating ,he
sheep from the goats
= am afraid am nor vtry good
-udga % human nature. Tor y man
has hne manners always seen tr
assume bis morals cannot Do cor
rupr-i1 fae,. have come r0 tn-
place thar every woman r-acae.
NO has come In contac. aI'h tfe
world 0f thinking chat NA-e zrru
absolutely Of what good manner
consist. am not so sure OF goel
morals
81 hare known N0men who have
horn false witness agalnst their
neigheors. who have stolen The tiue
and hears q their f-enas and
have murdered their confidence and
truth. and ser because they had rte
cua nuch-Fa1utef virtue of -hssttts
have considered Themselves smirrh
% L some poor girl who has n
ihe Firaee Hi one ventures to a.
aress them
have knoRn men 7to rave
rushed or ot some girls h-arf rf
a.' d-es' ~ Jose .oaI' e01 'e.f'
I'd stll. nave been called honest
locausa frau setr 1og'0 me- a.p
'hem 20 steal money from tae.- ~
.oas.
TO YOU sn0w. NarE.e have
come 20 1eAev fhat ne mora. o.
son rs rhe one VINO lives W. 20 -he
code ~ hur,i1g no one ou' himself
The kind ~ person who uo.ll
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

/ H NtW lrrk
Mr and Mrs .+rn- Heaft a''
r New York
HecrF ia ' rtad d ..."
f.sit ~ N-"
Miss Rsrrara aa.re.'0" '7
r.-'t. .--1S Miss ..r
rA.a
o.
1-'
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Fran. Aaams EI.e.rle Company

An electric installation is only a.
Efficient as rs switchboard. ~ ord
inE fo tho doctrine of the Frank
Adams Electri, company and 20 SO.
'seir display ~ the show one VII
appreciate what they have don. 20
Wards Increasing that ercien~y
Their line includes s~lch for
every possible demand OF light and
power wiring ali styles. All sizes
They carry fulb Inc of refsc:o
Iy'es The new lighting fixture thai
makes day OF night.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

CHICAGO The mos, beautiful
coppette N Chi ego viii be on ex-
Albition 20 lrvins Pars station 10.
sight A besUft contest has been
in progress for week cold cream.
rouge AMI everything
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Gurnen sign cornarn

The making % electric signs b.
the specially % he Quincy Sign
COMPANY No 1921 Michigan ave
and their products can 1e seen all
over Detroit New and nu~el de
signs are furnished which makes a
Gurney sign ogtshine jt. r~Ighhors
This company also butid, gold.
metal wood and glass signs of All
k.nds
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

Trenton. n j.. and Savannah. Ca.
are rival claimants 20 the distinction
OF being the cleanest city IN Amer
tea
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

Federation OF women's clubs Will
DO given Mrs George sampson viii
speak on the social side. Mrs Car.
rie Oostdyke on the business side,
and Mrs l. n Coulter on general
! impressions ot tho convention
The concert % be given hy the
Prisoners Relic. society 70 the stat.
ler ballroom. Friday evening Dec
rs bids fair 20 De an enjoyable
eevnt carl NJ Keller. a California
tenor. Will make his initial appear
ance IN Uetroi' Miss Doris John
,on. soprano. ard Miss HideEarde
Rrandeeee. bota Well known IN this
city. with Ada Lillian Gordon as
accompSnist. are on the program
tickets will be on sale AZ Grin
nel's Dec l2. - and rs. and Mil
range IN price from 81 20 s. The
proceeds from the concert will bs
used by he society In its work IN
llaciug former ,onyicts in positions
where they can Ilake their nying
,,,-.c,ivs ho,,Ss ara ,ec,-s,to,.
tosis,ss ~ NJ Ia, v3rto, VII
feature the holiday bazaar, a Year
% Bargains. 20 be held Tbursday
land rrisev In tbs Wooeuarc.aye
Rspfist church institute under the
susr,ces Of the Wouan,s rnion NJ
the church An entertainment OF
popular character will be given
Thursday evening. under the dfrec-
ton os Mrs. Walter Howell. and
Frida, evening PROT Edward a
Marv,Ue viii present an Interesting
musical program Hot supper wiu
BE- served both evenings uuder the
direction of Mrs. \ 4 Spadermaa
Mrs W L Baacock Mrs r. J
Henry and Others Ms G. r War.
rer Is general chairman of Tho ba
rasr. which promises % be an un
usually novel AFFAIR
.
Perhaps 10 ~-.et artist who Wis
i's Detroit is held IN greater esteem
ey music,oyers CT is more popular
with the general concert going pub
,i- than FrrT Kreisler The Austrian
Nlolinist. Who VII give h!s only 70
cltal of the season. Thursday eve
L,rg. n Arcadia. cnder the auspices
c' the Detroit Devce Philharmonic
course Mr.. krrisler stands A. the
head ~ contemporary violnists and
- vtr'goso composer and rhoro
musician whose srt becomes more
and more beautiful With the pass
ing OF time Tickets 'or The Kreis
'er recital are on ss,e N Hudson
piano S'o-e aaI the advance de-
mand 1ould indicate hat rs usual
w.ih Mr. keisI'r's Detroit appear.
Gnces a; he auditorium viii be allied
20 'he doors
.
slao''rs'e PREPARATIONS haVe oe'h
maze fpT ne annual A.NTt3ffnA.@ te--
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
End, IL. WIN Poison

Edward Rodnanz, p years old Of
No 1912 West Hancock-aye.. died
in the Providence hospital Tuesday
a. result OF having ,aken poison
while despondent earlier In the day
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

Prfrtins--the pisin seat kiBd--ths ~
o. Ffrhf-Tia-~- Job D-pt --Naln ts2H
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Charles { Hayes.

How % gain a day doing her
bcusswcrk j. shown tho modern
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

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Arizona republican., 1916-02-28
NOTICE TO VOTERS

Notice is hereby given that the Vot . ing Precincts in the City of Phoenix Cor the Elections to be held in the said City of Phoenix on the 4th day of March and on the 4th day of April 1916. are as follows, to-Wit. FIRST WARD: 1st Precinct:
 That district bounded on the North by the City limits: on the East by the center line of 5th Street: on the South by the center line of Washington Street: on the West by the center line of Central Avenue.
 FIRST WARD: 2nd Precinct:
 That district bounded on the North by the City limits: on the East by the City limits: on the South by the center line of Washington Street: on the West by the center line of 5th Street. SECOND WARD: 1st Precinct:
 That district bounded on the North by the City limits: on the East by the center line of Central Avenue: on the South by the center line of Washington Street: on the est by the center line of 7th Avenue.
 SECOND WARD: 2nd Precinct:
 That district bounded on the North by the City limits: on the East by the center line of 7th Avenue: on the South by the center line of Washington Street: on the West by the City limits: THIRD WARD:
 That district bounded on the North by the center line of Washington Street: on the East by the center line of Central Avenue: on the South by the City limits: on the West by the City limits.
 FOURTH WARD:
 That district bounded on the Nortl by the center line of Washington Street: on the East by the City limits on the South by the City limits: or the west by the center line of Central Avenue.
 Frank Thomas City Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-28
Tempe News Notes
FIRE FIGHTERS ARE
 AGAIN CALLED 0U1

Fire of unknown origin broke out in the frame house at 401 East Eighth street yesterday morning and the en- tire structure was but a mass of flames by the time the fire depart ment was on hand. Fortunately the place was not occupied and though a residence adjoined less than dozen feet away on the east, the occupants had ample time to move the bulk of their household effects before water was turned into the house.
 Like the majority of other fires that have occurred most recently, no one knows how the flames first Originat- = ed. For the last year and half the house has been without a tenant and though the place has been shut up tight the flames apparently started from the interior. Both hose compa = nies responded in short order when the alarm was turned in and with ninety pounds or more pressure of water it was but few moments un- til the flames were under control. The house was the property of George Ramey of San Diego. Califor- mia.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-28
the asSocia tiOn.

the association.
 Elijah Allen presided al the meeting and Alma Davis acted as secretary. The following were among the various articles accepted by the persons voting:
 That the corporation should be known as The Farmers Cooperative Association Of the Salt River Valley"
 The object should be ito buy and sell agricultural products and the carrying on of a general merchandise business, including farm implements"
 The capital stock should be s1OO. 900, to be divided into ten thousand shares Of ten dollars each
 That only those engaged in agricul- tural pursuits hsould be holders of stock.
 That voting should be by members without regard to amount of stock owned and no person should be allowed to vote more than one proxy. That board of directors should be elected to consist of seven members. That only stockholders should be eli gible to hold official position on sald board
 That the directors should have pow CT to employ a business manager and other emploSes
 That the total indebtedness should not exceed two-thirds of the capital stock.
 The one problem tha' confronted the meeting yesterday was whether farm CTS who were also merchants should be admitted to membership. There was great diversity of opinion on this point md as the prolonged discussion did not seem likely to reach any definite con- olusion, it was decided 70 let the matter rest and be incorporated one way or another in the bylaws.
 Following the adoption of the report of the committee. the same committee was continued to draft bylaws for presentation to a meeting 10 De held on Saturday, March 4th
 Messrs. E. F. Lee, Croswell ard Mc- Lain addressed the meeting briefly at the close of the other business.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-28
START DRAINAGE DITCH

C. A. Spicer of the firm of Watson and Spicer, who hold the contract for constructing the drainage canal for the district south of Tempe, spent a good part of last week here and the preliminary work on the big job is now under way. Mrs Spcer has returned to Los Angeles to super wise the shipment of some equip ment for the job here and on his re- turn will visit Tucson, where the sev- eral eXcavating machines of the com pany are now located. These will be removed to Tempe within short while and more active work on the canal commenced Just now some excavating is being done on the low CT end of the ditch with teams.