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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-18

A charming and healthy little daugh-
ter arrived at the home of John Nichol
last night. DR.. ]. E. Worden, who well
coined the little one into the world,
states that mother and daughter are
doing well.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-18
UNCLE SAM WILL
BUILD WARSH|PS
NAVY PROGRAM HAS BEEN AsAN.
DoNED AS PREVIOUSLY ADOPT.
ED AND 20 SUBMARINES TO BE
BUILT IN YEAR.
BY Pae. and lnt'l News Service.

WASHINGTON, May Is. = After
abandoning the fiye-year program OF
providing two dreadnaughts and two
battle-cruisers annually, the house
naval committee has tentatively
agreed to recommend the construction
with year of five battle cruisers. 30
submarines and no .dreadnaughts.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-18
A 3 s

AMERICAN BEAUTY STRAWBERRIES. DAILY, CENTS
BASKET, NINETYFTvE CENTS WHEN BUYING COFFEE,
SEE THAT THE CoNTAINER BEARS THE SUNSET Label.
WHEN YOU BUY SUNSET COFFEE
BEST, AND SAVE SEVENTEEN CENTS PER POUND. WE DO
THINGS DIFFERENT. PROFITS
TONERS AND SAVE THEM FROM TEN TO THIRTY PER CENT.
HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES WE GUARANTEE EVERY
THING WE SELL, YOUR MONEY X. YOUR ORDER
NOW WE WILL DELIVER PROMPTLY AT YOUR HOME. HERE
ARE A FEW ITEMS AT OUR REGULAR PRICES:
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-18
COLORADO RIVER Is
RAGING OVER BANKS
BY Pac. and Int'I News Service.

BY Pac. and lntI News Service.
NEEDLES, Cal, May 1S.-Twenty
houses in the Indian settlement were
washed away today by the rising of
the Colorado river. A hundred men
are fighting to protect the Santa Fe
railroad and to prevent the river from
cutting a new channel through the
town
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-18
EARTHQUAKES REPORTED
DO DAMAGE IN ITALY

BY Pae. and Int'l News Service.
MILAN, May 1S.-Neager reports
from the Romagne region tell Of se.
we're earthquake which has caused
heavy damage to life and property.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30
DIE ZUNAHME?

WE'LL s Elm raa Mkt fur aes Vah nt
Es Isl der modende vnhmnAt in der Welt ubr 1900 100000 vmden wahrnd d. rlhen ses
Observation-Disclosures Eur Untrbnngng u yum pompnV akauf HesVehe gebden waden
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-25
CALL FOR
DEMOS. TO
ASSEMBLE


The following official eail Tor a Dem
esatic county convention was issued
today
q Democratic county convention Is
called % meet AZ the court house III
the city Of chickasha. at 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon Of Tuesday August u.
1916. The Democrats of each precinct
IN Grady county win hold q caucus at
the voting place in each precinct on
the afternoon Of Tuesday. August 1st
1915, for the purpose Of selecting del
eeases to the county convention
Each precinct will be entitled to one
delegate in the county convention for
each ten votes or major fraction there
Of cast in such precinct for the Demo.
cratic candidate for county judge at
The general election in November, 1914.
In an precincts where there is no
candidate on the primary ballot for
Democratic precinct committeeman.
such Democratic caucus win elect a
precinct committeeman.
T. G. HUTSON.
Chairman County Central Committee.
". W. CLARK Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-25


ment, recently announced that unus-
uaily valuable premiums are 70 be
offered BY the State Fair Of Texas
fhis year for Dairy Cattle exhibits
and that much new work would fea-
turc this division.
The Dairy Demonstration tests,
according 70 Mr. Sliney, will be con-
durted this year under the direct
personal supervision Of a member Of
tbs United States Department Of
ARricultrre, and the system Of award
ing prcmiums which will be used has
been carefully devised to give all en-
tries an equal chance. Economical
production cost viii be the deciding
factor, and this will be established
by applying a scientific point" sys-
TEN originated at one Of the gov
ernmenf experiment stations.
Il BE- strongly urged that farmers
throughout the State enter their best
dairy stock IN this Demonstration.
and it VII Be 20 the advantage Of each
individual farmer 70 do 20, for the
actual value of each animal al a pro-
NJ maker viii be definitely established
through these tests The Dairy Dem
onstration tests will continue for 12I
days and viii undoubtedly be one Of
the most interesting features con-
hected with the 1916 State Fair Of
Texas.
Mr.. Sliney further announces that
the Fair viii open October IA. and
continue 70 and through October 29. |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-25

5anN3 7 ouayl
wa ahlngton at Detroit
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at CLEVELAND.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-25

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-25
FAMOUS PONIES
AT STATE FAIR
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6TAMCiNG
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Results Ysaterdsy.
AK piissbargh Philadelphia 4.
10 D'Aers scheduled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-25
Big PREMIUMS OFFERED
AT 1916 STATE FAIR
DAIRY CATTLE DIVISION RECEIVES
PROMINENT ATTENTION.

Ore Of the
N oHt valuable
features of any
State Fair is
found IN the sec-
tiqa devoted 70
exhibits a dairy
cattle and this "
particularly true
of the great State
Fair n Texas.
which has, during
recent years, pro-
greaaed 70 recog
nized leadership
this division.
r r. slincy, Of
Dallas, who Is d.
rector IN charge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-25

Again we must rsmrnd our friends
that We positively win not acces.
want" rent" and sale" ads Is
phcne. Do not embarrass us By asking
rs 70 do 80. DAILY EXPRESS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-25

Results Yesterday.
AZ Detroit 2. Chicago 3.
no others scheduled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-25

Pits 6urgn 1t Philadelphia.
Cincinnati al New York
Cnieaso 1T Boaioa
10 LollE A. Brooklyn
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
At the Columbia

Seven reels Of mixed rroeram is the cffeIing today at the Columbia
 t.dr.nri Ereesc. the romantic actor in a five part Metro master picture taken in Alaska ana New York SO
 cietv circles is the feature II is
 called The Lure of Hearts Desire"
 anu r. q gripping mixture of pathos anG iraged%. Erecse who is best re
 rlemhercd for his creation of the part
 of Jofn Ryder iH the original Lion
 and Tn" Mouse" has few equals on
 the American stage. With the five
 reeler will be shown the irst uf 4
 series of comedy subjects booked eX- "lusiVeiY to the Columbia. IL is called the Rainbow Series. Plncus Rainbow 9n iinitator If Chaplin is the card. The first of the rictures of this fun
 maker is called The Hero" and shows incus defending New York liarbor against the invading hosts ol an imaginary army. The little fellow IS IS cleEer, many say as Cha7lin and "ift his comedy win be intro @ncod @n innovation that is the talk of film circles or the coast. The two ! reels finish with a cartoon ending 1 that shows 2 mixture of life picture, and the cieVerest of cartoon oddities | fincus is made to destroy whole ar mics and defend single handed thf hmbor of New York. The sever
 reels will bc shown at the usual horls, i prices. matinee today at w, ! o'clock is announced
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
WOULD NULL|FY MEDICAL. LAW

Los ANGELES. March G.-Suit 10 nullify the state medical law regu- lating the examination of applicants for licenses to practice and providing for the establishment of board of medical examiners was filed in the United States district court here to- day by r. L. Crane. q drugless healer. The plaintiff alleged that he was deprived of his lawful rights under the provisions of the consti- tution of the United States.
 Governor Hiram W. Johnson, Uly- sus T. Webb, Attorney general and Thomas L. WoolWine, district at torney of Los Angeles county. were named as defendants in the action
 Crane asked that the attorney gen eral and district attoriiev be en- joined from enforcing the law. in his petition. \ temporary restraining or der also was sought.
 Crane alleged in passing inc law the state examiner created monop- oly in relieving certain classes Of drugless practitioners from the oper- ation of the measure. The petition further asserts that the portion of the law referring to drugless rrartition-
 CTS. "is obnoxious to/and discrimin- ates against every other school of | Grugless healing"
 | Crane. it was said is lacked by
 more than zoo drugless practitioners
 throughout the state.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
COUNCIL D|DN'
 KEEP PRIv|L.ECE
w. U. Body Refers Delegation Ap- pointment Back to Board
 of Governors.

Alter an afternoon of discussion. members of the council of the Water Users association concluded to refer the matter of naming q delegation to Washington on the cost hearing back to the governors, who had inst in Nited said council to lend it ard and advice. The long brewing tiff between the council and the board threate to burt out once more. when Judge kiDhcy had defined in tr;ctly legal KiDhey had defined in strictly legal
 The board deferred action on the, delegation until time for preparation for the hearing. During consideration of the question. there was move by Gordon Tweed to send President Ormc. Secretary Van der Nce-. Counsel kib- ber and Engineer Jones. This was op- posed and a motion was made to limit ttfc delegation to Jones and kibbey.
 Judge kibbcy outlined his Origina, plan for approaching the secretary on the matter of fixing the project cost, in connection with Mir Lanes offer of q hearing to those dissatisfied with tho report
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
 HOLDS BIC MEETING
New Members Signed Up, and Scope of Executive Committee Wdened at Third Meeting of Organization

The third meeting of the M2ricopa County Democratic chih was held las. evening at the court house, ~r.." court room being completely filled with meln bers and Would-bc members
 George I. Stoneman opened the meeting with talk on the aims and objects of the organization. It was the opinion of Mr Stoneman that the club should keep ont of factional politics, and should pass n resolutions endorS-
 ing any of the candidates for office. By doing this, a split nl the ranks could be avoided, and after the primaries had been held. the club would he in q posi- tion to get behind tie democratic can didates and do some effective work lie also suggested the placing of member from each voting precinct on the executive committee.
 shortly after Stoneman's address, recess vas taken, in ,lGer that those present who had as Vel not signed the rolls, and paid iu the necessary cash, could do so. Quite q number took ad- vantage of the opportunity, and came into the fold. About q dozen women present, also joined.
 A discussion was started as to the duties of the executive committed IL was finally decided that the scope al- lo wed that committee in the original draft of the constitution Was too mar row. \ committee composed of Ira II. <. HuGgett, John J. Brdno, and Tom D. Shaughnessy, were appointed to draw up an amendment, curing this ill., After q recess of ten minutes, the commit tee reported bringing in a tentative draft, which increased the committee to one member from each voting pre- cinct. After the report had been read considerable discussion was ensen- Gered.
 4 committee of five was appointed to suggest names for the executive committee. Don Rabbit, county chairman. was included as an ex- officio member The election of the Executive committee will he held week from next Monday night. The meeting adjourned to meet next Monday night at 7:30
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
CAMP BELL LIKES
 HAYDEN COUNTRY
Tax Commissioner Returns Very Enthusiastic Over Prosperity Being Mani fested at Big Mining Camp In Pinal County

That the mining companies at Ray and Hayden, are doing more buSi- ness, and are more prosperous than at any time in their history, was the unbiased opinion of Tom Campbell, of the state tax commission. Camp bell and Chairman Howe of the tax commission returned yesterday from a several days tour of Ray, Hayden, Christmas, Florence and several other small camps near those places
 The Ray Consolidated, according to Mir. Campbell is working 15o0 men at the present time. This is a larger force than has ever been employed hy this company. The Ray Consoli- dated is taking out 10000 tons of ore every day. At this, they are not put ting out as much as could be wished. They are held back by the capacity of their mill at Hayden. which at pres ent is only able to care for 5000 tons The mill is being changed, 90 that more If the Notation process will be used, thus giving an addi- tioLal capacity.
 The Hercules and Arizona property under the management of H. G. Addams. formerly assistant superin- tendant of the Ray mines. is devel- opin@ very fast. At present they have about one hundred men at work, Gev veloring About forty tons of high grade ore are being shipped every day. This ore is being taken en-
 tirrly from the surface. Underground t'lcy have three shifts of drillers at work. They are putting in hoist, and are figuring on q plant heing in- stalled soon.
 At Christmas. there are ahoHt l3o men at work. Practically all con- etrurtion work has been finished. in- cluding an aerial tramwaH. which will accommodate about 1000 tons ol or, a day The tram runs from the mine to the railroad Christmas iS shipping about l50 tons If ore every day, and as soon as the power lin' from Hayden is completed. things viii he considera ply benefited Prac- l :ically all the towers for the new lint ore Set. and it will be but a shori | time to its completion
 1 Poth Campbell and Howe Were en-
 thusiastic over the prosperity in tina l district. Their trip was not for pleas urc. and while they were inspe, tini tn various properties. gained goo' | insight into the problems of the "p 1 cr7,tnrs from every angle. The 'W' tax commissioners win continue thei
 tour If inspection within the n"X
 two daye. going this time to Gila Grcham and Green.ec counties-
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
SIX MONTHS ON
 LOTTERY CHARGE
Republican A. p. Leased WIrel

LOS ANGELES, March 6-Louis Fitzpatrick of San Francisco pleaded guilty and was sentenced 10 a term of six months in the Los Angeles county jail late today when arraigned before Judge F. F.. Cushman, of Se- attie, in the United States district ooart here. on an indictment returned against him last May which charged him with using the mails in further anNc of q lottery
 Fitzpatrick. who was arrested Sat urday by city detective. was one of ten men indicted following an exhaus- tive investigation Of lotteries. Fitz- Iatrick was the alleged head of the Louisiana lottery. Pearl F'aWcett of los Angeles, and l.. Shobe Were in- dicted jointly with him in connection with the Louisiana lottery case. Shobt has never been found and Fawcett : is under bond awaiting trial.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
MARGUERITE CLARK
 STARS AT ARIZONA

The presentation on the screen of "Ihe Prince and the Pduper," the foremost work of Americas greatest humor.st Mark TWaln. and the frs, uf his hel"ycd tales to hn pic-urizcG
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07

Auction Everybody attend Kennedy sale today. 3 miles west of Alhambra. so head of cattle, free mnch at noon. C. .. McMurt1y. Auctioneer-AdV. l.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
TWIN BEDS'' |s NJ
 SLEEP PRODUCER
Extremely Amusing Farce Keeps elks' Audience Awake and keenly
 Interested

Brimful of fun and not as naughty as it's reputation, Twin Beds" proved one~of the real theatrical treats of the season at the Elks' theater last even ing. It was heralded as uproariOusly funny, but even that did not prepare theater@Oers for the extremely amusing farce. The movement was never tedious, and from viewpoint of dia logue it was bright and humorous. The rather frank lines were yelled with double meaning that did not offend hut merely added to the brlliancy of the farce. It began with laughter that Was continuous throughout the three de- licious acts.
 The clever play by Salisbury Field and Margaret Mayo has to do with q
 series Of domestic entanglements. The action takes place in two New York apartment houses and in the particular apartments of q charming little flrt who has the misfortune to have a man locked up in her closet and another in her linen chest without having designs on either. All the trouble arose over her desire for Twin Beds" and around the title of the farce many clever situations develop with speed l that keeps the audience in q gale oi laughter that is not ':phouey.'
 The attraction is not only New York" in it's cast but also in it's set 1 tings. The costumes. mostly negligce 1 have a certain smartness, too, thai l smacked of the metropolis.
 1 Juliette Day is adorable and dalnt!
 as the young pleasure loving wife whos' | -neighborliness leads to the bou- doir mix-up. r. Paul Forecast as thu
 Italian tenor is good finn. His tenn perament forms a splendid contrast fo the cool sarcasm of his wife as playc, by Marion Lord. She was eXtremel.
 satisfying and quite the best fun of all lJ. Morrill, Morrison Eleanor Wilton
 Editha Maxim and William Westor who completed the well balanced caS were excellent in their parts.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
At the Iamara

The phot"Play version of William J. L"cke's great novel "The Beloved NaGa"ond, which is the attraction at tlle !amara again today is described as being Vnc Of tie most beautiful subjects ever shown in motion pie tuies. So marvellous an interpretation has Edward Arden given the char acter of the 'tclovcd vagabonGv and with such artistic skill has the pro- auction been made that there is lit tlH let to fe desireG to make i, sing ul7rly perfect.
 Tie picture was produced in Amer- ha and is the first subject of great length to be colored by llew proc ess anu words alone are not adequate Ia oeS"ribe the enchanting beauty of inc scenic settings of The Beloved yaga Bond. The music. as usual. win odd materially L. the attractiyercss of inc pictured story.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
At the Amuzu

X Phoenix product. Made in Phoe-
 nix" as it were is the punch of the
 offering a. the Amuzu today. A Westetn Governors Humanity with Governor Hunt, Vie Hanny, l. r.. Wolle. Lee Funines and many other well known local people besides \ln- nie HnFns now known as June Daye. arc in the east. The picture of course is sure to be well liked because of is local interest and besides that it iS really 9 worth while ptotopiaY. A comedy - he Honeymoon Baby a NitagIaph in one reel fills out the prcgrm and il will obtain at the Amuzu for a single day. A corEine two rcecr that has anything beat
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
Jane Gail at Lion ToIax

Matt Moore and Jane Gail take the prominent parts in The Little Lady Ac"oss the Way" q two reel comedy written by May Havey and shown at the Lion thcatcr today. IL is a com edy that has many amusing sitlia- tions ttat arS well handled and is an enjoyable film. sherman Eainbrdge and Blythe Sterling arg also seen to- day at the Lion in two reel drama His Real Character" It is good number made under the direction oi Joseph Franz who recognizes the over of close ups in handling scenes containing dramatic moments. "ThC Vacuum Test" an Imp drama, com plctes the show in a nice manner Tomorrow the Lion vii! show Betty $ hade in an animal picture called "On the Trail of the Tisress."
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07

represents another decisive triumph for tle Famous Players Film com panv. In the suIerb fNe-rart photo adoption nj this celebrated and fas- cir9tinc romance. Marguerite CllrN stars :n the 1ual title role. which Is the attraction a. the Arizona tonight. to1no. TOW matinee and tomorrow night.
 Miss Clark is said t. pe at her best in th" Prince and the Paurer," the AY-tralian travel picture will also be shown
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07

\ music publishing plant in full operation is seen in the William Fox
 production, "Mercley Mary Ann"
 Lanceiot poverty stricken compos-
 CT. hero of the play, is inspired with
 musical theme as the result of his
 acquaintance with the diminutive
 Mary Ann. He puts tho song on paper, submits it to a musical house. Which has rejected many of his efforts. and it is accepted and pub lshcd
 To carry out the action of the pro- auction q flash is shown of the me chemical department of a well-knowr | New York musical publishing house 1 It Is the first time that a scene of | this kind has been shown in motion pictures. A song supposed to have ! been composed by Lancelot is Showr 1 being printed. The song was writer ! by member of the east The ponu.
 lar picture will be shown for the las 1 timn at the Lamara tonight
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07

that hus been offered at the little house will feature the bin making six reela in all. The name of the two reeier is to he withheld until the same Is suo'nitted For the best an sWer as to what the audience thinks of the comedy q pair of tickets for the week to come will he given to the winner. Don't write more than one hundred words and leave at the box office.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
RUDp DiVORce-Mrs. F1oren

RUDD DIVORCE Mrs. Florence kudd was granted a divorce from Jef- ferson Reno Rudd in Judge Stanford'a division uf the superior court Vester- day, on the grounds of assertion and non support. Mrs. Rudd was given the custody of the three children, Edna Stanley and Helen I;udd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
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