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Arizona republican., 1916-01-01
PosToFFIcE HoURs-The post

POSTOFFICE HOURS-The post office will be open from eight to ten this morning. in all departments eN- cept the money order division There will be one complete city delivery and no rural service until Monday. BoN rents fall due today and if not paid by January 8, the locks will be stuffed up.
 WOODMEN ATTENTION - State Manager M l.. Stewart of the Wood men of the World, announced last evening that he had decided to post pOne indefinitely the special meeting of the WoOdmen planned for Sunday evening at the Central Methodist church. The unsettled condition of the weather, the muddy roads and other matters have combined to make it impracticable to hold the meeting at this time It was expected that there would be large delegations from Tempe. Mesa, Chandler, Buckeye ana Glendale but it would be practically impossible for tine ma jority of these to attend while the roads are in the present condition. Much as he re- grets it. Manager Stewart yesterday decided this would be the best course to pursue. Further notice of the pro posed go to church" meeting will be given in due time.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-01
CONF F|DENCE MAN
 GETS LONG TERM
w. P. Davis Given Sixteen Years in Arkansas
 Penitentiary

Wilburn r. Davis, whose numerous aliases are well known by the leading mercantile and banking establishments in this city. has national reputation according to latest reports. Little Rock however, claimed the lion and got away with him to the extent of landing him in the state pentitentiary of Arkansas for term of sixteen years. His old habit of forging is what did the deed lation; had but yielded the power giv- on them by their subjects
 In our land of plenty we have much to make us glad this Happy New Year.
 First and foremost among reforms comes Prohibition" Look at the Harvest in Arizona alone
 Happy homes, kind husbands wages spent for comforts for wives and babes The disease, the desire for drink, is hard to overcome. Why not erase from doors the inviting word bar. and from the walls the advertisements Of liquor for sale, and bootleggers who tempt the weak be given their just re- ward here, not below where they are sure to go.
 Let your mind revert to the old time custom of New Year Calling-where liquors were served till our youths: our men went home in hacks urawn by horses. This was before automobiles driven by men who imbibe, reaping an appalling harvest of human lives each year.
 When this New Years sun arises the turning of new lcaves-new re solves and pledges. let the harvest be rich and abundant
 EMMA DEAN LOCKE 229, T.. Monroe, Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-01

Irish Seed Potatoes, just received a car of Blass Triumph. Phoenix Seed and Feed CO.-Advertijement. b
Arizona republican., 1916-01-01

Data for Tucson Highest temperature yesterday 90 Rainfall yesterday ..............l.l4
Arizona republican., 1916-01-01

Mining Men Attention-1f you want a bargain, we have to offer 1 50-H. P. Fairbanks Morse Engine. 12N12 Air Compressor. with air re- reiver, and two machine drills; also 25-H.P. Steam Hoist, complete. for less than half price.
 Call or write
 KUNZ BROS. & MESSENGER
 Phoenix, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-01

Irish Seed Potatoes, just received a car of Rlass Triumph. Phoenix Seed and Feed Co.-Advertisement. b
Arizona republican., 1916-01-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for Dec. 31, by
 Special Phone to The Republican

Elevation of water in reservoir,
 at a. m. .............. POP. .59 Contents. acre feet ...........1.O16,OO ,OOO Gain in 24 hours, acre feet =. 1899 Elevation one year ago ...... 14S.37 Contents year ago, acre feet. 391.924 Flow of Verde and Salt rivers
 at Granite Reef dam. NJ. l. . I41, 200 Normal How water for lands
 up to year ............. Flood Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, north side. NJ. L... 6.7S0 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. south side. M. l. -. S,O40
Arizona republican., 1916-01-01
AUCTION NOTICE

On account of rain the Village sale IS postponed until Wednesday, January 5th, 1916 Five hundred head of live stock. Stages leave 21 North 1st Ave. at o'clock.-Adv. If
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Sri=Gity Butter Gompanp fat quite
Weidl1ftc at nerseidInen.

Gle Iri=Gitp Butter Company fat
jett in ibrcm neuel1 2ofal, No. 305
@elt 2. StraBe, einpor5iiglid) geben=
bes @eldaft aufse6aut. NieOrige
Grciie, quite ltnO Dor alien Iingen
'reelle 9eoiemtng, erltflallige u1O
ltets friibe @aaren baben Ser Sir
ma Sen grfolg peridaift l1lo piele
Iopenporter @ausiral1en beltellen
ii6 lire @aaren telepbonii6 bei Ser
aenanntea 6irtna, neil lie millen, BOB
lie t~clepboniid ,9enau 10 gut beoient
per0en, pie perionli6. @ie perlall=
tet, miro Die @eiealdlait, melGe lire
Erobnfte oireft bon ben Spma'er
5armel1 be3iebt unO nidt crit aui
l1mmegen ol1rb Chicago fol1ft, al,dI
in Hpd Ssla1lb 1n0 Moline Silialer,
bie nod Der @rt bes bieligen ianita=
re1 Saoens elngcrid)tet merDen %lollell.
e%roffnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Midter @ilian slepphilmg.

Ier Sdreibcr filblt ltd} hltrtb cine
pcrionlide g%cfmntldait nit oen,
Midter boGgeebrt. @ir hatten bas
srobe Gersniigen, i'm ollrh cine
5lpeimod)ige Notwithstanding feu=
zen, adt nno ibasen ST. lernen, oenn,
has, mos mir BON Oem Midter gelehc1
na0 bemerft baben, 5eiat, Oob ct ein
Mnnn lit, Ser lid) ourd nidts beein=
fluiien laBt, lonbern iid MIR on Sic
8eredtigfeit balt. Sc baroelt iid
III oem in 6rage fomlEenben Safe
l1m eillen Ser idmieriglten ariminal=
pro5eiie, Ser in 0ieiem Tbeile bes
|Staates ie sur @erbanolung gelangt
lit. @ir miilien iagen, Bob ieine
5altll1g u1o jlriitiide Sa5igfeit nno
!lnparteilidfeit i'm als eirel1 Mom1
aeitempelt bat, belien Itrifte @bre,
He0lidfeit unb HedtlGaifenbeit i'm
nidt sur Red)ten ooer sur 2infen BON
Nem aeraocn @ege ser Beredtigfeit
abmeiden laBt. Sab @ciitlihe BON
Der &an5el lire @eiitlidfcit urro
Madt als Gertreter Ser Stride ba511
termenoen, I'M einen Monl1, nie
gStlliam I%beopbilns, einen Won11
BON be1ien Gbarafter rl1o 2eben, ,pie
res perebrten Hidters, 51 be5id)tigen,
Sos Sanomerfs5ellg bon M%lfobplis=
mus ODER anoeren oearaoirel1oer,
3inaen 81 iein, fonn Sen giirgerll
res Staates g%egeniiber feinerlei Ilcr
ollf leil1en Gbarafter ODER 2eben mer=
fen. SEEDS SIM.
8ir bralld)en altf Sen obigen, ins
Seatldl iiber iesten grtifel niAt nei-
ter einaltgeben, oenn er erflirt iid
BON ielblt. <r miinidten mir, oaf
mir Dem Geoafteltr ser v99eeos Sun"
Der ocnt gerfaiier bieies Mrtifels oie
9a11oe ifiltteln fonntel1, benn CT ia.
inns aus Dem @er5en geiproden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Sente hpher iiibiidler Neiertaa.

Sci gonnenltnterga1lq geIterl1
Mbenb nabm bas Onm &ippltr (@er<
i%obmungsielD Scr Sl1oen ieinen Nn=
lang. SIN Compel emmanuel miro
Der 6elttag, ser bod,ite Ser israeliti-
lfen Mcligion, lelbitperltanolih &C.
bnbren0 gefeiert lperoelt.
&abbiner Splbberg iprad gelterl1
Mbeno iiber oas 5bema uIu Bit Der
mtmortli6" l1nb bat lid) fiir beute
Worgen INN balb 10 ltbr Dos Ibema
uSSuoaismlts, Elm Grogramm fiirs
2eben" m1sgeiudt. linn 5mei l1br
bette Nahmittag miro Ser @eiltlide
iiber Ser ~manoernoe Ssube" lpre=
der. Ser Nadmittagsgottesoieni
miro gege1 balb 6 llbr Mbenbs gum
MbldluB gebradt meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Sumser Damn, Ser Spot pon Or
Sarelualo geitpGlcn fat, iuiro
bon Mnseatine bierber
f~rnusnnr+fr4
transpDrttrt.

&apn1ono Gonuap, II SATIRE aft,
BON @alesbnrg, 81, Der geltern in
M}ltscotlne perbaftet lm1roe, neil er
oas SCOT bon Or. s. 8. 8aremalb
BON Davenport in ieil1em gelis battc,
meld)es am Montag pom 2al1onngs-
lteg oes Davenport 8oat Stub ge=
ltoblen mor0en NOR, mllroe gelter,t
llad} Iapenpprt bon bcm Gebeimpoli=
5eiiergeontcn Spbn ainnep 5l1riidge=
brad1t, nm bier megen Iiebitabls pro-
5elllrt 81 meroen. Gas 9oot, pie
al1b cinlge @egenl tarloe, Die lid in
oenllelben 6eialloel1, repraiel1tiren eli
l1ell 8elammtpertb bon $500. @ie
oerlalltet, lit gonlpap geitanoig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
@ertc ernbc Gr5HnMn8 pes
nSanon Marfets.
NndJ im picrten @cpcr= Sdladterse=
idyaft iiab Gnalitdt, mieOriae
Ereiic nnb GeinltdJfeit SIT
finhcn.
spe5ialpreiic, Mltiif 1tb Mnbenfc,t
fiir sic bentigc arpke Gr=
Dffnmna.

Ser picrte eiier &cttc bon Sdlad=
terlGoerL meld5e itd) nit irgeno einenl
&onfllrren3eeldldit in oeu &crcinig=
ten Stoatcn meIien fonne,L ipa bette
nm @errn Mar @eper eroffuet lper=
Icn. Ger v@anop Marfet", No. t16
@cit 3. Strabe. Scr uid111ite 2aoen
ses Staates", lpll beltte crofflct per=
Sen.
lleber fiilli5ebn Sabre iino es Der,
ONT %. Mpril 1901 %ariirloete SEER
&eper ieinen %erltel1, Mn. 416 8raop
Strobe, eelegenen 2aoen. Seltte
tann SEER @eper Itol5 ollf brei Ser
idnonitcn sd)ladtergeid}afte bes aon=
ses 5uriidhliden. @aS lit Ser @rltno2
Mcelle 9eoiel1lt1g, erltflaliige @aa-
rell, geri11ge Grpiite, bafiir Idnelle
ltno groBe @erfaufe, mie Dor alien
9insen ol1d9 &einlid}feit iillo ais
@rilnoe all5nge6en.
Ser u@anop Marfet", cine Sell
otie alts Sem alten uGlattoeutid)=
Mthclt lplc Sanel1port trllber bteB,
lit pollitalloig nmmobeairt moroen
ltn0 itrahlt Jest in o%erielben &ein<
l,hfeit, sic Bel alleu anoeren Seper'=
iden @eidaften gu finben lit.
Stir bic hclltige 9roBe GrDfinlr1g
hat SEER Seper %beioroers nieorige
Rreiie allaeiett ul1b cine icoe Tapen=
porter @allsfrau iolte nid)t perfeb-
ZEN, lid) bette bel Seper's inn 2abc1t
DO. A ein51finOcr. 3ltr llrterbal=
tlr1g ieiner 5oblreiden &l1lloen but
SEER @eper belte audi nod ein gro
Bes Srbeitcr b%eltelt, Oas in Ben
gtnnoell Don nell1 bis 5molf llhr
Gormittoas spei bis ieds llbr Mad=
mittags u1o lieben Bis sebn llbr
Nlben0s lpielen miro. Sir Sic &11n=
Den lillo ol1Beroem nod M~noenfen
porgeleben morber1. Gergclien Sic
n:bt, bier Ser ~lanitariten, rcelltcn
nno belten 6leildgeidaite oes 2an-
ors lteben sSbnelt jebt nl1ter Scr Sci
ting BON Serrn Seper sur Gerfii-
r1t1n
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Sri. Sdjnmam sibt l%tnterbaltnns SIT
@lrcn ppn SRI. Strmpe mmb
Sral Seifert.

Sic Sri. Mlice ulo Gaa Shumanl
9abeu am Ionnerstag Mbc1lo SIT gb=
rell bon Sri. gla Strupe l1no Tralt
@alter Seifert in ibren1 go. 1906
Iipiiion 5traBe gelegencn Seine eli
ne llntcrbaltllng. Sci Spielet gi,l=
gen Irau geifert, Sri. emma Maer
nno Srau Charles &abler oils Sic
gerinnen berpur. geioe gbrengalte
ml1roel1 reid) beidenft. Am Montag
miro Sri. Strltpe inn @altie bon
Srau @l1go gtrunc, go. 1920 @aib=
il,eton 5trabe 5u 8aIte iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
stabt nub Gounta.
samstas, Sen Z. Sitober.
aleine Staat=Meuigteiteu.
-@eroen-G eI- MitteI eegen&bernta,
tisnuls uno Shmer5en aller Mrt.
Miepe's Mpotbefe.
Snt 1900 glpd Ser 9ib

SIM 1900 @lod Ser Si6crtr
Strabe brad) acitcrn fltr5 notb Ser
NiittagsitlnNe cin @rasfcllcr aus,
los BON Dem Iclterncportemcrt ae-
l,ld)t mur0c, enc cs lrgcnDmcldlef!
SdaOGn mlrid)ten funntc.
= Sri. 6. Illlfe, go. 1921 Mail1
strabe, balt iid SIT 9cIlldl PEI Ser
manoten in Ghieago mlf.
,. 6. sdraoer, go. 62t Sar-
riion straBc, reiite III @eidaftsall9e=
legcnbeiten llad) Chicago ab.
@elltc uSag 2ap" sum gcltcr
ser Gilit;ng 9tllrles N~liociation. So
600 ipacl bellte %altfgebrad)t peroe1.
@eiclidnits0aalen merocn Den Ser
fonf Don Gags" iiberllehmell. Ias
@elo miro sur llnterltilbltla Der be-
hiiritiaen mo franfen Mrn1cn &c
bralld)t. Sore Stiitllng mag ooa
2cben ciles Mitmcnldlen retten.
Stiiten Sic @elo sltr l1nterltiltltng
bon 2apcnpprterl1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Sibliutbef pcrlieb int puriscm Monat
iiber 10000 @iid)er.

@ie aus einem Don Ser lta0tii9en
gibliotbefarin, Sri. @race Sole, all-
lammengeitcllten @eriht 51 crleben
lit, m1trben i'm porigen Monat insge=
lamnlt 10000 giiher olsgelieben.
SIM Iurdi6nitt lieben oie Iapenpor=
ter taglid 4S9 Bidder. Iie @eb0roe
cnti6lob lid, Sri. Sole uno mebrere
anberc Witglieber bes Stabes Der
@ibliotbef 81 Der bonn II. big 10.
Sftober SIT Golfar, 60, ab5l1balten.
Ben &pnpentipn Ser Soma State 2ib-
rarp Niipciotion 81 e%lltlcnbe1. 9fod).
ltebel Ser 9eridt:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Gubliibing Company miro TIT
fprbprirt.

Die Soma &1lbliibina Company
lieB geItern in ser Staatsbauptltaot
tire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES babin
llmalloern, bab sic @eieaidaft ibr
@eldaft bon 9cs Moines na1 Gn-
penport perlegt. G~efaultlid iieoelte
Die @eiellidaft Dor ungefd6r adt
Sabren BON 1apenport nod Ies
Moirles iiber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07

- Or. gafer, 3abnar8t, Wbitafer
pMiIoing. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Grieocnsridter Maims trant Gaar.

Irieoensrid}ter @illiam 81. Mai1es
trallte gcltern Mlpa Greter u1O Us.
$. Ghibaf, bic beioe aus Iapenport
itanlnlrl1. Ias jlngpcrn1abltc Eaar
miro bier in Davenport iein @eim
alfidlagen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Soe 81. 2anc's gefinbcn msseseidJ
net.

Zen gerbaltnilien cntipredcno lit
oas 9efinoen oes Mbt6aren Soc 81.
Sane, Der lid fiir5lid inn ct. 2ltfe's
Soipital elmer altBerlt idmierigen
Balleniteil1operotio1 unter5og. m1sge=
5eidnet. @ie perlmttet, mirn SEER
Zane id)on in fiirselter Belt I'M Stm1=
|be lein oas Soipital mieoer 81 per=
|%laIjen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
&nlte 500 9nn" ann @elt

:. S5711lt vIdg you" gum Belfeil
Der WlllIlng 9&urles giiociotion. So
600 lolen bellte a1fgcbradt mcroen.
Wclell'haftsoame1 merben Sen Ser
tall1 Don "1ags" i~ibernebn1cu. Gas
8elo miro 3llr ltntcritiibllng ser be-
ourftigen mo frallfen @rnlen 9e-
braltd)t. Sore Stiitul1g mag oas
geben zines Mitmenld)en %rcttell.
Sti1ten Sic @elO 5llr llnterltiibu11a
bon Gapenportern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07

Graham Ian5idule. Sci. 1894 50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Smnbcsb

NadOem Sic @lInoes=8 roBgeid lpp=
renen 5ebn glnflasen erhoben battelt,
mltroen lie geitern noll 8lmoesbe=
5irfsridter Martin 5. @aoe bon mei-
terem Iienit ~ll1spenoirt.
Ter @~erid)tsbof miro ieood lolan=
&c in Sibltng bleibct, bis sic Iane
ale perbanoelt linb.
Gus. q. &uel ter IT,, Ser bon Ser
@rarb Sltrp oes @nltoesbe5irfsae-
r.id)tes fiir Sen iiioliden Ibeil oes
Staates Soma al1geflagt moroen NOR,
Spirituplen oh1e Hegierltngsli5c15
uerfaltft 51 babelt, befanrlte lidl nid1t
ldruloig. Ger N%11gcfloate, ser oarol1f=
BIN ae9en 9iiraidaft sum 8etrage
BON $500 OUT frcien SUP eelcbt lul,r=
De, par bon oe1n Mmpalt SerrD
Ibl1enen pertreten.
Mattbem Simotbp, Ser unter ser
lldrrliden Mrflaae ltebt, befa1tnte lid
ebenfalls nid)t idu1lbig rlo mtrbc
1rrter 8iirgid]aft 5nm gleiden 9etra-
sc mic i'm &celter=Ialle geltellt.
Ser Gro5eB gegen Ibpm1os &oeIlc,
Ser lid fiir5liG inn Scott Gountp ge-
5irfsgeridlt ihllloig befannte, spirit
tloien %perfauft nno ion1it aegen oas
4robibitionsgeieb oerltoBen SIT baben.
nno SIT elmer betradtlidDen Celebrate
perurtGeilt moroen mar, ml1roe Dom
Observation-Disclosures oes 8l1nbesbe5irfs=
geridts fir Sen iiiolidel1 She'll oes
Staates Soma gcltriden. &oelle nor
angeflagt tpor0elr, 5piritnrien obne
2i5ens Ser Megierl1ng perfauft 5u
ba6ert.
Sn gol15er lpl1r6e bon Ser @rallb
sSlrp 1lel1rl @irtbe al1geflagt, fein'
Regierltngsli5ens erpirft 5lt habell.
Sn einem Safe erbob bic @ranG Slt=
tn cine M1lflage oes MiBbral,d)s Der
Yolt.
Ser Gro5eB fpegen geraebens &C.
gen bic Mann=slfte gegen S. s. W9io-
tiff BON Wuseatine, ser fiir5lid por
bem @unoesfommiliar ncrbanbeIt
mpreen lpar, muroe BON 0er 8llnbes=
@rano Sltrp politanbig ignorirt.
Irau 8ellie 8artiih bon Colon,
Sa., mur0e bon Ser 8l1noes=@ran
sSsurp oes MiBbral1ds ser 9olt ollge=
flagt ltno befalmte ii6 Dor 8nl1Oes=
be5irfsridter Martin S. @abe unibt
l6nlbig."
6rau @artild ioll eineu ~mertbloler
alno nod oa3u gefalid)telt @becf oltrd
Die Noit als 3abllrng fir %entpfangene
@aarert geld)idt baben.
Garl Weper bon Iapenport mltrbe
geltern bon 8urtoesbe5irfsri6tel
Martin s. @a0e SIT einem Sabre unl
eirlem Gage 3udtbaus perurtbeilt
Die er inn 8u11oes5n6tbaus 5lt SSor.
2%eaoenportb abliben loa. @ie mie.
Oerbolt in Dem Ser 1empfrat" be
ridtet ml,roe, f~aiiirte Meper $500
BON elmer grbihaft ourd) Bic 4o1
eil1, Bic nidt ibrL lonoern eil1em on
6eret, ibm polig ltl1befannten Gar
WeeDer 5ltfam.
Iie groBe s6aoeneriabflage, mel
DIE Setter 8ein bon Iapenport gegel
Die s. u. S. & 8. anaeitrengt botte
murbe geltern Nadmittag altf Ser
anlaIilln9 bon 9ltnbes6e5irfsri6te:
Wartin S. @abe BON Ser gunbesjtri
gu @llnite1 Ser beflagten @eleuihof
enti6ieoen. 9ein ml1rbe bon ei1en
!, 3uge Ser 6eflagten @eleai6aft Der
!, lett. SIS gelang Sen Ammalten Sc
geflagten 11ad)5nlpeilen, Dob 8ei1
lelber oie Sdulb an Dem ltnfal trta
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
MuS ben @fri9teu.
Gcptt GpnntD @esirfsgeridlt.

Ger Mnmalt 81. g. Molfe lieB &C.
iterlt I'M Scott County 9tad)laBgeridlt
Oas Scltalleltt bon Steua Wirflc-
prigbt blldcn. Sbomas s. Wifle=
mriabt lpllroe oils SeltamentspolItre=
fcr e%in9clett.
Ger erite geridt bon 2ptiia Mei=
CT, ser @prnliilloil1 Don Glcmcrs nno
sSlorcnce Weicr, mlroe BON Sem an-
malt q. q. @amonr gcblldlt.
Mar Trieolauo, Ser iltnge Wann,
Ser anaeblih oie Sdmltdladcn lei
ller 2ogismirtbin ltabl, I'M ibre 2icbe
altf oic Grobc SIT %itellen, befullnte lidl
9elterl1 III @%e5irfsridter 2etts SAINT
lller bes Scott @puntp 8%e5irfsae-
ridtes id)uloig, @eaenital1be aus Ell
llem 8ebaltbe" aeitoblen SIT baben.
gr ml1rbe s1 enter @el0ltrufe bon
$50 nnO ied)sia Sagen Soft, Die CT
i'm Scott County @efallaniB abbrltnl=
llen mltB, Derltrtbeilt. IrieblallO
BON Sen Mnmalte1 g. :. O.
9Seil l1nb @. Wl. @bambcrlin nertre=
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-29
FRANK S. CURL REELECTED
CHAIRMAN or REPUBLICANS
CENTRAL COMMITTEE NAMES
OTHER OFFICERS AT MEET
ING SATURDAY.

Frank S. Curl of Pendleton was
Saturday afternoon reelected chair.
man of the republican central commit
tee Of Umatilla county. at the organ
ization meeting Of the committee in
the city hall
Marion Jack was chosen as state
committeeman and Thomas Thompson
as congressional committeeman. Os-
mer Smith acted as temporary secre-
tary but the permanent secretary will
be filled by appointment by the chair
man.
The meeting proved a very harmo-
nious one despite rumors which had
been floating about that an attmpt
would be made by several disgruntled
ones to wrest the control of the or
ganization. There was a big repre-
sentation. SIS of the 81 precincts in
the county being represented either by
the elected committeeman or a proxy.
Several speeches we're made by
committeeman and all agreed that in
dications are very favorable for repub-
lican successes at the polls this fall.
in county, state and national politics.
The central committee decided to go
down the line for the entire ticket.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-29
Local Golf Team
Fails to Appear
in Final Matches
PENDLETON PLAYERS EILAIINAT-
I'D In TOURNAMENT AT
WAI1AA WAIILA.

Pendleton's golf team lost out In
the tournament held in Walla Walla
during the weekend, having been
eliminated during the Saturday pre-
limlnaries. AS a team the local play
ere were defeated by both Walla Wal
la and Lewiston.
The preliminary match was in
threesomes with the best player from
each city composing the first and the
others grouped likewise according to
their relative ability. Thus 1t was
that Pendleton's best men were pitted
against veteran golfers who proved
too much for them in the match style
of play, which consists In giving two
points for each winner of a hole and
one point to second man. In the med
al style, which counts only the total
number of strokes, Pendleton would
have Jared better.
J. v. Tallman and W. L. Thompson
we're the only two Pendleton players
winning their matches. Tallman won
over Eastwood of Lewiston and Neal
Of Walla Walla, while Thompson de-
feated Murray Of Lewiston and Smith
of Walla Walla. However, the team
as whole made but 129 points to
Lewiston's 1873 and Walla-W -Walla's 204
and under the rules of the play, the
entire team was eliminated from fur
ther participation. In the finals yes
terday Walla Walla defeated Lewiston
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-29
J. HILL
IS DEAD AFTER
AN OPERATION

ST. PAUL, May 29.-James ], Hill,
one of the last of Americas empire
builders, died at his home here at
9:4S o'clock today, following an OPP
Grafton for the removal of a carbun'
Gle. on account of his age, rs, he
was unable to resist successfully the
shock of the operation.
Hill's collapse came with startling
suddenness. 1t was late last week be-
fore any word of the seriousness OF
his condition was announced. 1t was
then stated that he merely was suf-
fering from severe cold. Special
trains began bringing relatives and
friends to the bedside. On Sunday
afternoon. Hill experienced a sinking
spell following the operation on Fri
day. Mrs, Samuel Hill, a daughter.
Of Maryhill Wash. reached the bed
side just in time to grasp her faith
er's hand before he died.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-29
FORMER LOCAL BUSINESSMAN
PASSES AWAY AT PORTLAND
ALBERT WURZWEIIIER SUCCUNIBS
TO INJURIES SUSTAINED
IN FALL.

Albert Wurzweiler, formerly a
prominent resident Of this city, died
Saturday afternoon in Portland as a
result of injuries sustained in a fall
from the porch of his home. He
had been in poor health for six
months and subject to attacks of diz-
zlness. AS he stood looking over the
railing Saturday, he was seized with
vertigo and pitched headforemost from
the balcony to the sidewalk, more than
80 feet below.
The funeral was held this afternoon
in Portland. Mrs. Henry Collins of
this city went down yesterday and
her mother, Mrs. r. Alexander, left
also for Portland yesterday to attend
the funeral. The wife of the deceased
is a niece of Mr.. Alexander and sis
ter of Jerome Friedman, formerly Of
this city.
The funeral was held at the Scot
tish Rite cathedral and was conducted
by Rabbi Jonah B. wise. Interment
will be made in the Beth Israel ceme-
terry. The ballbearers selected were
Nose Baruh. T. Feldman Mckinley
Mitchell, Preston Worthington, W, j,
Patterson and DR.. j. G. Thompson.
Albert Wurzweilers friends in east
ern oregon were numbered by the
thousand. For years he was located
at Pendletcn and at Joseph
Forged way to Top.
He was about 81 years old. In 1882
as lad he arrived in Pendleton, an
immigrant from Germany, and at once
began to make good. Rising through
clerkship he in time became a success
full business man here. In 1896 he left
this city to locate in the same busi-
ness at Joseph. In 1911 he virtually
retired, going to Portland with his
family TO reside.
He made large investments, how.
ever. in Crook county stock land and
the holdings of his brother, William
Wurzweiler, and himself amounted tC
many thousands of acres. His broth
er has been actively managing this
business, one of the largest in central
Oregon.
Besides this brother, two sisters
Mrs. Samuel Rothchild OF San Fran
cisco, and a Mrs. Falk, residing In
Germany, survive
Member of Many Orders.
Milton Wurzweiler the son, had
Just returned from California. where
he was a student of Leland Stanford
university.
He had been a member OF the Ma
sonic fraternity for many years and
had received the Scottish Rite and
Shriner degrees. He was also men,
ber of the Odd Fellows. the Elks and
the woodmen Of the World in this
city.