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Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
PATRIOTIC TALKS :. ID TEMPE PEOPLE

TEMPE, Sept. 27.-t'urther arrange mentS have been made regarding the four- minute talks upon timely subjects, fHtWeen acts at the local picture house So far these talks have proved very deal of information has been given to the public regarding the present war situation. A new series of lectures on the general theme of assurances of victory has been arranged.
 Friday evening September 2S. Rev Wilbur Fisk will make the Introductory speech of the series and Tuesday even ing October ,, J. o. Mullen will speak on Our National Army" Friday evening, October ), Professor F'rizzell will give an address on Our Navy" Prof. A. F. Row will speak on Tuesday evening, october g. taking for his sub iect, The Shipping Board" Prof. J. R. Murdoek will discuss the shipping fla cilities and the railroads on Friday evening October l2 The American Red Cross will come in for It's share of dis cussion on Tuesday October 16, by J. R. Rountree, and on Friday, October 19, by Prof. L. w. Fike. Tuesday even ing, October 23. C. N. Hand will talk on Food Conservation and Price Control and on Friday Charles c. Woolf will discuss, Huge Exp>Ic lures. fues day evening" October 30, Rev. MT. Fisk will give a four minute summary of all the subjects. A A. Celeya has been selected to present topics of interest to the Mexican population on Sunday nights, October and 21
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27

Said be 100 miles shorter than the route from Phoenix the by of Parker Needles and Barstow the high that through Blythe and the Colorado river Ehrenberg receiving much favorable mention at present The whole is declared to be nice two-day trip.
 Leaving Phoenix in the morning, the drive to Blythe made in nine hours After night Blythe the remainder of the trip to Los Angeles is made easily in twelve hours The highway through Salome and Vksbg and the Colorado river Ehrenbeg four miles from Blythe good desert road through the Chuccawaa valley with water every fifteen or twenty miles,
 At Mecca state highway follows the Southern Pacific into Los Angeles 150 miles, The charge the ferry $50 for sing crossing $350 for the round trip This highway considered the best from Phoenix Los Angeles except during the high water of the Colorado river which July and August.
 The Chamber of Commerce Blythe is working with the county commissioners and state officials to permanent crossing which be had by constructing treste two miles long from the evee of Blythe to the It is estimated that will cost $5000 With the exception of two months m the this is by far the best from Phoenix to Los An gees it declared The ferry is constant operation ten months in the year. The 165 miles from Blythe to Phoenix is all desert road with sand Likewise the road from Blythe to Mecca good and from Mecca to Los Angeles excellent
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Remodelina Store

Mrs. Charles Bauer, proprietor of the Vienna Bakery, is repainting, repaper- ing and otherwise renovating her establishment.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Farewell Reception

The members of the Methodist church gave a farewell reception in the basement of the church on Tuesday night in honor of Rev and Mrs Raaf. who leave on Monday next for their new field of labor. A large number of friends of the popular pastor and his wife were present. and short addresses of appreciation were made by Rev. William. Fowle of the Baptist church, and Messrs. Irwin, Norton and North. Refreshments were served.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
BENEFIT SOCIAL
 RED CROSS EVENT

MESA, Sept. 27-At the meeting of the Red Cross held Tuesday afternoon, it was decided that because of the great need of funds for immediate use, a benefit social should be held on Fri
 day night of this week. Committees for the various duties were appointed, and now it has been definitely ar range that the social will be given on the lawn of the NJ. L. Gibbons residence which is on East Main street in the center of the Frasier block Ice cream
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Soldiers Secret Weddino

The many friends of J. E. Price and Miss Gertrude Nelson were surprised when it leaked out yesterday that this popular young couple had been married at Florence just prior to the groom's departure for Font Riley on September 19. MT. Price has been with the Golden Rule since the store was established in Mesa, and the bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. Bernard Nelson.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
NEWS--- --COOD NEWS

so acres, 65 in clean alfalfa, 15 in maize; you get crop.and all for $175.0O. 5000 cash and the rest like rent. You get it now, maize feed and all
 so acres two miles east, ore south. Some alfalfa. rest cotton. Fine land, $S5.0O $5,000 cash and rest what it would rent for.
 50 acres on the Roosevelt Road, less than a mile from Mesa with three houses on it. one worth about 5000, strictly modern Get busy.
 20 acres on the Roosevelt road, quarter out, fine brick house, water and lights from town. Suits us. this might suit you too.
 v acres, one mile east transmission house on the corner of this only S1S5.00 an acre on terms. Part cotton maize and alfalfa.
 20 acres, miles west. s3.OOO easy terms.
 S1o0 an acre. 30 acres in Iahi. close up; terms.
 I20 A. with 55 acres milo maize and 26 acres cotton, all for $161.50 an acre; terms.
 60 acres alfalfa, S125.00 an acre 3 room house in town for $350.00 Acre of ground and room tent house $65000. $100 cash and $15.00 a month
 Lister folks. If you ever in your whole life expect to get some of this good valley land, you had better get it. If you haven't vision of what you have. new people coming in have. and you will soon be out of it. Don't go in the discard
 w. R. STEWART
 Mesa Real Estate
 (AdV) It
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27

Denver capitalist, departed via auto for the Cowboy mine near Tucson. He was accompanied by J. T. Vance, D. A. Le- Baron and Mont Vance part owners in the mine Vidler is here as the result of correspondence between o. S. Stap- ley and the Denver people who have become interested in the reports of the property. MT. Stapley states that the engineer was optomistic as to the mine after having looked over the samples of ore and read the reports of different engineers Stapley and the other oc- owners believe they have a very valu- able property.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Will Winter in Tempe

As soon as it is possible to dispose of the interests of the late MT Hackett, Mrs Will Hackett and daughter, Miss Letha, are planning to spend the win ter in Tempe. Mrs. HacHett and daugh- ter have many friends here who will be glad to welcome them here.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Truant Officer to Get Busy

Parents of children who are staying out of school, have been given notice for the last time that every child over six and under sixteen years of age must be in school Because of the urg- ency of the cotton picking, a number of children are in the fields as is also the case with children of those who have come to the valley to pick. How ever the law makes no distinction and parents who wilfully disobey will be dealt with without lenency.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Leaves to Teach

Mrs. Don Turner, whose husband was one of the Tempe soldiers to leave Sep tember 19, will leave Friday evning for Chirschua, near Douglas, where she will teach the coming year. SchoOl W.4I commence October l.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
GoeS op Mission

Harold Johnson. employed in the dress goods department of the Toggery will leave Saturday for Salt Lake after which he will leave on a mission to territory to be assigned him by the church authorities at Salt Lake.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27

Frank Peck, cashier of the Tempe National bank, will return the latter part of this week from California where he has been on a. te9-day business and pleasure trip.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Kellv Family Return

Jesse r. Kelly and family have re turned from the coast where they spent a considerable portion of the summer After his rest, Kelly who is hustiing real estate man, is getting ready for a bigger than-ever business this fall
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Teacher Likes Mesa

Prof Paul k. Nelson, principal of the Mesa Union High school is so flaw orablv impressed with the Gate City, that he has purchased a residence here expecting to make this his permanent home
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
In From Coast

Mir. and Mrs Will Lewis are home from the coast where they spent the summer with their daughters
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Visits Friends

MT and Mrs. A. B. Hinke and chil- dren of Phoenix spent Wednesday evening in town visiting friends.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Ia paln Merde

The last of the weea Mrs. Pansy Har- mon Trout will go to Palo Verde where she will again teach in the school. MT. Trout will leave for Fort Riley, Octo- Der 3.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27

Will be on sale and p women who are expert cake bakers have each agreed to furnish cake for the occasion. The domestic science departments of the high and grade schools are giving val uable aid in candy making, and the candy will be on sale. There will be a table for 'joiners'' whose names will be secured fors membership in the Red Cross. Every dollar that can be raised Will be needed and with home boys going to war. there comes a realization that Red Cross work is not for some- thing or somebody way off wonder. but partly for Mesas very own. It is hoped that the entire community will turn out and show appreciation of the need Of the society by spending as liberally as finances will permit.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
From lono Beach

Mrs II. c. Corson and her sister, Mrs. South, who have been for some months in Long Beach, will be home Friday morning.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
MESA OFFICE Chandler Court
 Phone 1R2

etts, who has been i'll so long with ty
 phoid, will be glad to learn that she is able to be up and is improving rapidly
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Phoenix Visitors
Vacation Over

Ray Saylor and Wallace Miller spent yesterday in Phoenix on business.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Soldiers Benefit Dance

A benefit dance will he given tonight at the K. of Pc hall by Mesa camp number ', Woodmen of the World, the entire proceeds to be donated to the Mesa boys who leave on October 8. for Fort Riley. Patriotic citizens whether or not they dance, are responding ~liber- ally to the invitation to show their ap- preciation and are buvire dollar tick cts. All soldiers will be admitted free
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Body Shipped to Indiana

The remains of Gilbert Sharer, the young man who died on Tuesday, were skipped to Connersville. Indiana, yes terday for interment. He was a broth- e of George Starr of the 0. s. Stapley company.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
Normal Sudden, Coes Home

Miss Aleph Murchinson who has been attending normal left for her home at Aravipa, this morning.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27

To Inspect Mine Walter R. Nidler was in Mesa yester- day morning. and as engineer for some
Arizona republican., 1917-09-27

Much Improved The many friends of Mrs. Irl Rick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
In NnsM rTlng Ah. nlrnsr Mrnlinn IInrs.

Trr sTFEs SALE ~ BANKRUPTCY
saturday, June % M ! 10. n Sira''u'd
okla Notes and accounts, 2EtN, fixtures.
'ti2. merchandise. fG.fti. Hs follows Gro
DorIcs |l,1G6 shoes 2.5.9. dry goods 81
22o balance furnishings. iuvaie, 1i cost
prices, am exceptionally clean r,N stock
IS " Turk Trustee rlrrgl Okr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
MALE HELP WANTED

'EMtMRFR- Tho Times has the 'arges'
afternoon circulation IN oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
SCITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

SrN Room modern bungalow. well To-
rHtli. rooms OAK. nice CRATE and
innlicl Small payment. balance 10 suit.
mice f7.l50 Charles $ Brown and Will
lis O. Shields 30l Am Bank W. 1868.
.REtL BARGAINS 22oG W 18th. resi-
dencc. garage. 75xls0 22O3 ". 18th. resi-.
dcurr. 7ixllg. - W. llth. five rooms.
modern. 60 pCrcs southwest Of city; bar
ga'r: trades r1n5idercd; i've rooms mod
srn on W i3th Highl"y Wal i7t9iJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

Shorthand, typewritng. bookkeeping +.
complete commercial courses or single
subjects. exneti. individual lI.AIruotia iau
and practical trimming day or night: en-
Nroly different from any other school In
the city. la competition with experienced
Tcnovraphers. my students secure the
hest positions Immediately on graduation .
cal, amy time ana investigate thoroughly
and YOU viii be convinced ~ the genuine
ness OF my claims Prof ". w Hhrries'
Private Shorthand and Cummcrclal
School. i2i v. 5th st Tel Maple i7i2
YOUNG ladies personal. lndivi1-
usi lessons M bookkeeping. shorthand
and typewritins ut hours 60 auii Your
convenience dRy ~ night afford YOU
exactly the opportunity you hnve been
wanting For further Information. call
AZ office any time or tclcphnnc Prot
y u. Rates. 90s Weaver Bldg. corner
Main aud Harvey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
WANT AD RATES AND IN
FORMATION

ADVERTISING RATEs-The rate tor
single Insertion nf Want Ads IN 'ne
oklahoma city Times Il Pc per !,hf ~"
insertion. minimum accepted 70 .o,
II an advertisement IN placed W., ,,'i
or more times without change we Wln
give one insertion free IN tho big sun
day Ollahoman
CHARGE WANT ADS will not ne w, W.,
longer than thirty days without reh'""'
EFF" rF"'' Ans will ,o RIM seven days only.
when renewal ordor will be sencitfu
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are que ~, ~
payable tho same dny firN ihs'i ~ ~
ot the nd nppsnrs ell out %, ''". n1
Want Ads arc positively cash III "'
CLOSING HOURS want Ads to o ne
classified proncrly must he IN the 'N.
lnhoma CITY Times office hy II q w -"
The day nd IL IN run, Branch y,
fnlls drug store, 2os West NAN
open daily NJ 3 n. m. and closes ~ "
m with tho cxcentlou ~ SntnrdAN
when II will ho found omen un'li ~
p. m Want Ads received after ',os,naE
hours will be inserted undc! 'hs "'"'
Ing Too l.nte 20 Classify ~, 1,
BLIND ADS No answer to bhhu ".'
will no given unless ticket W. pr's"u,
cd at time nf request Always SnNe
ticket showing kov number wheU ba
ing blind ads Answers 10 out- '-toW''
blind nds viii be forwarded "i'h""'
TELEPHONE WANT ADS hrc chnrfGa
~ the same rate as cash ads nnn COZ J.
lection viii be made ~ vour nome .,
office tho same day first Insertion W w
nj appears this IL an ncgoulh",,l'''., w, ~.
service and pnVmcnta shoulh nlWN17
be made promptly when the hlll II Pre-
scented Always nsk that YOUR ,'''
phone ah be repeated hnrk '" vow Wv
the trieuhone ad taker TO mhNe rul %
that II has h"on correctly taken NJ
TiV,,nS
for errors Of onv hnd occurring IN te'"
nhone ndvcrtiscmrnta
ADVERTISERS should retain recelp'
given hv Tho Times 10 patrons rlhh'nt
payments over the office coun'er ~
no mistakes cnn he rectlred without
them
REMEMBER Times has the hrEes'
afternoon circulation IN oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02

FIVE bright. cnpablc hdlos To travel.
demonstrate and sell dealers; .o5 To $50
per week; rnilrpnd fare paid. Goodrich
Drug Co. Dcpt GSI. omaha Nub.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
AGENTS WANTED
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Tsmss

AGENTS. wanted for ench county nv the
state 90 sell the "filsco." the new auto.
matte air controller for Ford carhute.
tors. saves Is ~ 10 percent of gas, 10
percent ~ cylinder oil; prevents flood.
Ing The carburetor, enables sou To- drive
tho Ford 4 yillrH per hour on high. see
Mr. kimblef at snbcrt hotel SUNDAY for
demonstration and terms To agents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
.C0E ET0NE

Better ,hpu coffee Coos three times
nrtr.r Ask Your grocer for Il; Il he
doe. not have A. phone Wal lTG Oklaho-
Er a|Hnrh office. Coffclone MIX. CO.
Nov Demonstrating Ht pure Food Gro
cory and Meat Market
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
HOTEL DIRECTORY
IN Answering Ads Please Mention Times.
HERBS Y0IIR CHANCE

TITII = VTT ~ T'T'VI
TO cut tho H. G. of !. In an effort 70
keen our 10 rooms producing a continual
revenue We offor the following induce
mrri- Every man who rents q room
ana thl,cs board with us after May 2S
ana before juno 2S, 1911. md nays one
month I'm advance we viii give them
four dnys' room and hoard tree; tnr
three weeks in ndvnncc three dnys free.
two weeks two days FREQ. and one week
one day free Western Hotel, $40 West
Main Room and board. ST. tn N week.
according to room you select.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
Stwdlehaler

1916 7pnsscgcr. ,-cyllnder. license paid.
bargain at tc1b. Moore Motor sales co
s.ll " Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
-MnGI RE E0LD

We have on iaud hc following used
cora. aprue taken Iu ,u Chtndl'r' and
rnaarda some lei' win us Tor H'l'
These rut. are nll In Nrafclnag mrrn'r-
Ird condition, and w,l n' SOFA ar hu1h
l.f iiHu their actual value
1917. tbpudlcr Chwmny road"cr
utcl only .Jv0 ullcs ard s
acn quickly IT,. 1900 %
iJlT.- handler 7-pes scugnr tour
ms. been used only n short
r.mo and IN Al condition
Who wants " for ........ 100000
l9li-I-p -pnssengcr Premier. In the
best of condition
1916 apassenF"r Dodge, new
tires \ horE. n at........ 62jo0
l9!5---rtHeeuFc Buick model
rft, newly painted. new
tires. and worth s. onn 90.
Wlu sch THIS 'ar for...... so %
sIy. "Dcmon.,rsior" 7g5 90
l9l5- Huick 5-psscnEer model
C2t new tires. and IN per
feet condition ........... i5o no
l9il-l pnfscngcr 6 cylinder
Mitchell. solt-starter. ng-v
tires. aud IN perfect condi-
ton. a snap at. .....,..-.. 2.009
be boat FOR ,''.."......., 295oo
1915 passenger Cole, new tires
\ anHp At ................. f00 90
1876 Ford Coupclct. nearly new.
se'f-starter .'...........-.' i,5 %
Al the above cars have
,shSarters aqd electric
1910 passenger Cadillac. good, % IS
running 6ritr NdsE self
for q ............. % ....G.. 10000
l9lG-a-ul passenger Ford. shat COW
ofs. new tires lIccusc paid g1S M
/ 1910 passenger Auburn runs
good. good tires ......... 1875 M
fTtvp.a - ftgtpvgibT. ,..rtl.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02

o X STAMP AND SEAL CO, IFS w..,
0fnnd Phone Wal sj5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
In Answering AIS. Please mention Tunes

ATTRACTIVE front rooms facing on
two strocts, cool; close IN; gentlemen
preferred board bath wal to6i
ROOM ANb BOARD for two gentlemen,
Aouth front: bath connection, close ~,
private home, garage Maple 1909. opl
Eust 1th
ROOMS ia modern home with two meals
IT, ]ld
NICELY mrrishcd cool rooms with board
g. - week private fomiir. gentlemen
preferred l5A7 W Main Maple 1900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02

NNl'.ib N'IN lHI'hblllH Nlf' N'h''
and vibrating with energy and activity.
Tine Snufhvcatuu selling Service Co.
james A Pope. Mgr closes the transac-
ton on p correct legal. moral and busl-
u,E4 nnss Hotels roOming houses.
stores. Huy Kind of business anywhere In
In. great Southwest offices. Dallas,
T,t4.. and OElahonn city. BH7 Culbert-
fHIr oklahoma CITY walnut 662t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
FEMALE HELP WANTED

.w.r,nv Ads. Pleas. Men,lo, Tl-,--
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02

wANTrD-Two city salesmcn Ind onc
:. capable of appointing state agents
Noom lna Scott -rhomnson nlds
If you can sell advertising space, / have
live wire proposition. \ u. Kitchen.
SOS Campbell Rlds
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
F. J. HEAVENS ADDRESSES
 TAFTVILLE RED CROSS
Secures Co., operation in Sale of Christ mas seais--Praises Work Done by Village.

Monday evening, Chairman Frank J. Leavens. of the Norwich Red Cross, visited Taftviile to address the mem bers of the Red Cross of that village, who are doing such systematic and eff dcfent work. Mir. Leavens made ar arrangements to have the chapter take up the sale of Christina. Seals, after he had been introduced by Agent Frank B. Riclxetson. of the Ponemah Com pany.
 The Taftville Red Cross members meet in the large room over the mill office, two companies GO girls each meeting twice O. week Sixty of the women meet during the afternoon and tho children have afternoon meetings also.
 At present the adult workers are busy preparing. among other supplies, 500 pads called for by tho NatiorI Red Cross.
 The concentration of effort and the enthusiasm of the workers especially impressed MT. Leavens.
 Each boy from the village now in the federal service Is written to reg .ulariy, each was supplied with a wrist watch and other comforts and conve- nfcnces md under the general direc- ion of MT. Riclzetson and with the iib- erai aid of the Poneman7 Company Taftville is more than doing it's bit to help win the war.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
BETTER THAN GALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are
 a aHarmless Substitute.

Dr. Edwards Olive TabIets-the subsE- tute for calomel - are mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel.. His efforts to banish it brought out these, little olive-colored tablets.
 These pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth5i Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets take it's place.
 Most headaches, 'dullness3 and that lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when you feel '1oggy" and "'heavy." Note how they 'fclear" cIouded brain and how they ''perk up'' the spirits. 1Oc and 25c box. All druggists.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
TWO DEMURRERS ARE. 0VERRULED
Judge Warner Hands Down Decisions Late Tuesday Afternoon = Appeal From Probate Started Two
 Weeks Ago Occupied Entire Session of Superior T. Court Yesterday.

In decisions signed late Tuesday aft ernoon, Judge Warner has overruled demurrers in two cases. One is in the case of James D'Atri, adm, against the American Strawboard Company of this city. It is Q s15.008 damage ac- tion~as the result of an accident which resulted in the testator's death. The accident occurred on May 9 of this year, when the testator was hit by an automobile owned by the defendant company. In his decision Judge Warner says: The casual connection between the unlawful and negligent acts alleged and the injuries complain ed of seems manifest and set forth with legal sufficiency.
 The other demurrer cverruled is in the replevin suit brought against Dan iel E. Moran, ct al.. of New London by Behjamin L. Armstrong. ct al., of New London.
 The entire session of the superior court on Tuesday was occupied by the trial of the case of Mary E.. Jones vs. E. A. Prentice, executor, which was started two weeks ago Mir. Prentice is executor of the will of the late Mrs.