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Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
Tempe News Notes
FIRE ENDANCERS
 \ TEMPE GARAGE

That water won't quench an oil fire was well demonstrated yester- day afternoon when a quantity of oil floating over sen of water on the wash rack at the Butte Garage caught fire once ignited the oil huined all at once and for a tme it appeared as though the whole garage was doomed. An alarm of fire was turned in, the hose carts and hundreds of spectators responded. but the workmen in the shop suc- ceeded in holding the flames under control pntl the oil was consumed
 Like many wash racks in muddy weather, the one at the Butte garagh was stopped up and formed minia- ture ocean. oil was accidentally spilled and found it's way over the surface later to be ignited when a workman threw piece of burning waste into the water to be eX- tinguished. The flames burned high for few moments and the volume of smoke issuing forth would have lead anyone at q distance to believe that the building was already beyond saving. Little if any damage was
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
REPUBLICAN, MORNING. JANUARY IT, 1917

believes that chaperon need not place a damper on any affair and staunchiy asserts that girls first kiss should be for the man she marries"
 She believes that many women have been misunderstood however. and among them lovely Geraldine Farrar, whom she described as the finest. sweetest woman-alWays the real ar tste, full of life and temperament"
 And speaking of f'aTar turned her attention 10 the motion pictures.
 "I am crazy about the movies she declared as she registered" various expressions in her mirror q am a movie fiend. If 1 were younger would go into pictures and ride with William <. Hart through the prairies. Isn't he sreat?" she said with the spirit of a high school miss "l always go to see Mary Piclford and that little devil Marguerite Clark, is another of my faVontes. l have the deepest respect for the artist in pictures, in musical comedy in vaudeville. There are diff fcrent kinds of art and one is worthy of as much recognition as another"
 Not one of Schumann- IIeink's chil- dren has inherited her rare gift of song But they have many of their mothers qualities. Tho grit and determination she demonstrated before she became n famous grand opera star they have shown in their own undertakings.
 Aoung Ferdinand, who Is to make his home in Arizona, wanted to be a cow boy. so he was given a two year try out as butcher to gee if he really cared to become cattleraan lie stuck by his post like q man and today his mother speaks with pride of her manly boy and says that he is the type that will make a good citizen For this German woman is an enthusiastic American. Her youngest son. George Washington Schumann. Is being edu- cated at an American military school in Culver, Indiana.
 T want my boys to be great men. fine and dienified like your governor thoroughly enjoyed meeting him. He i5 true western gentleman"
 She said that her one regret in con- nection with her visit was that she had not received a letter addressed to her until too late to comply with it's re- quest. 1t was a note from the school children asking the great singer to give special matinee.
 Say | am very sorry Give my love to the kiddies and tell them l would do anything for them"
 Madame Schumarp- Heink left last evening for Los Angeles 10 be at home for her daughters birthday and leaves there in a day or two for Salt Lake. where she IS booked for an arrangement.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17

have a guaranty in the sum of S5. .000 hat 1T we call the election and you in. struet us to sell the property. we shah receive d bid of at least S2t000O for -he block We do not kI,ew who this prospective purchaser Is. he appear, 10 he nonresident The certified check comes from his agent. Mr F. b Lane of this city
 2 We think that !f y1g authorize Us Co seli this block for not less than S-in.pHH it is probable that we shai' receive bid Or bids for more than ihls sum. It should he clearly under stood, however that if there is onii onc bid received tthe one proposed, of S-le.ecni the property will be sold foi that sum
 As trustees. we are expressing no opinion as to whether this block should he sold IL is clearly our du- iy however. to give uu an oppnriun- fly fo express your wishes in the mat ier-hence the election haE been called
 s In order that you mn better de- termine whether to convert this block into cash. it is our duty uS inform you that it will be necessary for the dis trici Co take steps at very carly datf Co raise at least Si00.00n to be ex- pended this year for new school build inBs. Had the city continued to grow as expected. it would have been neces- say long before this to Iaige addition 1l money for construction. and the eriod of depression having iargeis Iassed, it Is now evident that new construction can not with safety he lgger postponed. All available schoo rooms tcxrcpt in this Central buildngl comprising buildings and basements are now in use and many of the rooms are crowded mich beyond desirable ] mits Meanwhile. it is apparent that the school population ,s steadily in- ereasing whereas it was at a stand stin for two years TEc altcrn3tivs therefore to a sale of the Central block is a bond issue of at least si00 G60. t If the Central block k sold fo s2i9G01 or more. your trustees. using their best judgment. will determine what proportion of tAe proceeds shal | Q used for new construction the pres ent year.
 II. I. McCLUNG.
 T.. D. DAMERON.
 SIMS ELY
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
THIRD CHARITY BALL
 FOR q. LUKE'S HOME

Practically all arrangements have been made for, the third annual charity bal, of the board of visitors of St. Luke's home which win take place at the Womars $ club tomorrow evening
 Judging to tre replies that have been received by the committee in charge tEe ball gives promise of be- ing more largely attended than an1 former event Ia every other way it also promises t0- surlass past sue Cesses
 Royal Lescher Wiu he the master of ceremonies. He has entered in-o> tha spirit of the necasion and has planned a number of interesting fea- ,ures
 There ~ill De cards as well as dancing and from ten thirty o'clock uEtu the carly morning hours s1p- per will he served in the seerata.-- -s room.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
IMPORTANT CHANGE
 DORRlS- LEHMAN n.

Announcement was made vesterdqv r that Staton Doris. son of C. D. Doris i'resident of the Doris FIey man Frrri- lure company, had been elected secre- ,arv and treasurer of the company The Announcement followed thc purchaqe by C. D Doris and his son Staton of stock in tho company held by F. e. Miller Who has been secretary and treasuref for some time past
 Young Doris has been employed by th" company for some time and is thor ou('iy capable Of succeeding Co the re- Sl'. Slhle position. He is a native son ot f@"cn.N and Is well and favorabIy hnowr -@ Q host of friends in this city.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
wnMANfS CIllB

The Tempe Woman's club will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon of this week at three o'clock in the Christian church. The occasion will be observed as famoa Day and readings from Robert Louis Stevenson books will be given by Mrs. Jacob OeBree and Mrs. Clifford Nott Hand X musical program shared in by the club will be fol lowed by roll call 60 which each of the members wilt respond with the recitation Of an incident from the life of Robert Louis Stevenson The ap- pointmcnt of deegates to ihe state federation of the Woman's club will also be made at this lime.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17

cows to milk twice a day. decided that life would bfa rather more worth the living if he cDpld get sorpe satisfactory machinery to do the milking Accord ingly he invested in milking machine and after trying it out thoroughly be- came so enthusiastic that now there are number Of them being used in this neighborhood Mir Bcarlsley milks 35 COWS in an hour with his machine and declares that there is no evidence of any i'll effects. but rather that the milk producers seem to enjeN the rapidity with which the udders are emptied.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
PUPILS, HOsTEssEs

Five 0f the members ef tne Tenth street and High school faculties were entertained a' luncheon yesterday b5 the girls of the Seventh grade and | delightful time was had The Itte la'lies prepared the menu in it's en- tirctv by themselves sn the domesii, science room at the high school ami they likewise did the serving. Miss Pederson. supervisor in this depart mcnt presiding as hostess Covers were lad for Superintendent ]. c. Mullen. Jesse L. Kellogg, principal of tho Tenth street school. Miss Jesse Dickinson. seventh grade teacher. Miss Margaret Pimson. fifth grado teacher. and Miss pedeTsoa Tho Iit- tle party of hostesses included In- liam Candy, Evelyn Pcil Ophelian Valencia Olivia Valencia. GIur7 Goodwin. Nl3lanche Macdonald. Mary Rowand Grace Tuttlc. Goldia Daley. Carolina Valencia. Marguerite Will liams
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
WHERE ARE THEY?

The man who had made a huge for tune was speaking few words to a number of students at business class. of course. the main theme of lis ldress WIS bm9elL
 "All my success in life. all my tre- nendous financial prestige" he said proudly. T owe to one thing alone pluck, plucN pluck"
 He made ar impressive pause here. but the effect was ruined by one student. who asked impressivels.
 Yes sir: but how are We to find tho right people to pluck "- phila- dclphia Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
URGES A 1.HoUse LEGISLATURE
The Present lawmakino Body a Relic.
 South Dakota Governor Says

The present 2-house legislature Is relic of Dvgonc days. according to Gov. Peter Ncrhcck of South Dakota. who TO commended the abolishment of one house lu his inaugural address The governor also recommended the budget aVytcm of making state appropria tons.
 \ state constabulary and the adop tiuu of the Torrens system Of estab- fishing land titles are other of Gov eruor Norhcck's recommendations.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17

"THE SlJNBEAM-

The Majestic film tonight is a charm ing story of a young girl of the slums of New York who by her sunny, sym pathetic disposition brings joy to many. darkened homes. transforms a crook and softens the heart of an old mill, lionaire. Altogether a play whichl will delight and charm. The comedy is one featuring Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, "A Model Cock
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
OPENS MUSIC STUDIO

Mrs Musette Brown. wife of George W. Brown. one of the new additions to Mesa's business men, has opened a piano studio al her residence. Mrs. Brown is a graduate of the New Eng iand Conservatory of Music of Boston. and until recently has been affiliated with a leading Los Angeles musical institution. She is a sister of Mrs. George A Jof nson of Mesa
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
.YQRks ROTH WAYs

Mrs. ; -"Botherca with fir1e-,,.,s s. ; try my Ehaar
 Mrs Y-- What is yo1r l,lap9"
 Aiis' A- Nfy. when the bell rings. put on rt nrt nC giuvcs before J press the bG Non. ff ii proves to DC some one do1 want Co gee. I simply say 50 sorN F i' I'm just going out !"
 Mrs l.1--"BHt iuDps Q it's some one rou Wart ta sccw
 Mrs K--"GA. t.-e sa., -Sc for tunatc f'gs inst com. fri pftt~,i -- Dispatch. FYVuFuU1
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
FAILED 10 COME

For the second time this season the Audra Alden players have made a date at the Mesa opera house and for the secead time they have failed to fill it.. m" weather was not so very disagree T hlc Monday night and the theater- goers who came for the show returned to their homes rather disgusted.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
SCAAIJiIc HOME

After two weeks stay Ut the hospital in Phoenix where he under went an operation. Sanford Schaulis is again at his home in Tempe, and is well on the road to recovery Many kind acts were accorded MT. Schaulis by his friends during his confinement at the hospital. and he is particularly grateful to the Pythian Sisters for beautiful bouquet of roses they presented to him.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
SHEEP COMING IN

George C. Morris has brought big lot of sheep down from the higher all titldes and will keep them here until shcaring time. Great numbers of these money making flocks are now coming in. Sheep growers are jubilant over the rains and are not so very discour- -s aged at the prices of wool, in that 1t is bringing around 40 cents
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
NOTHING REMAINS BUT

William Clanton. of Lehi, came home the other night and found a pretty lft- tie animal occupying his sleeping quar-, ters Clanton. upon investigation, dis-. covered the intruder to be Of the genus polecat. and forthwith proceeded with the caution to dispatch the cat by long distance methods. The skunk is dead. but for well 1nown reasons he is not forgotten.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
ELLIOTT sABY,s DEArH

F.Ilaheth tle babv dnurhter Of AIr md Mrs. R. C.. Elliott died early vea.erday morning at tho home of Inc grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L V stewart, after long Illness from bowel and stomach trouble The lit-
 le chld had been ill for some weeks hut the best of medical aid could 'eeminglY accomplish no bctterment in its condition. The funeral service $ to be held this afternoon at tive o'clock from the Stewart home on East Seventh street.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
GIN WORK ABOUT OVER

Manager AitawaY, of inc Mesa cotton gin. had expected to complete the sea sons run this week. but the wet weath- CT has made The final picking impossi ble. It is supposed that the last run will be made next week.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
KNIGHTS INSTALL OFFICERS

Despite the rain of Monday evening the Knights of Pythias enjoyed one of the most profitable evenings had os the lodge for many months. The iOnuwing officers were installed: w. F. Stew art chancellor commander, Frank HObson, master of work; Russel Hob son. master at arms. George L. Irwin. K. of R. and <, and l.. H. Stewart, out side guard.
 The address by the Rev Raaf on Friendship was much appreciated. Coffee. sandwiches and sweets were served The ladies present decided to endcavor to form a lodge of Pythian Sisters and will begin canvass for members
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
JOHNSON. .oRERREck

Roland Johnson. head salesman for the Pacific Cramerv company. and Mrs. Sadie Oberbeck. employed for some years in the same department. were married Sunday at the Christian church rarsonage in Phoenix by Rev. W. s. Buchanan. They have gone 10 housekeeping and are at home in the former w. II. Salyer residence at 12S East Eighth street
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
SAME OLD STORY

Some time ago q MT Williams came here from lowa He began writing home to his parents about the Salt River valley and now comes the infor- nation thatS the father Cephas Will Hams. and family will be here this week to settle. where the sun is always shin ins-SnmetimnS
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
Mesa News Notes
MESA MEN FORM
 MINING COMPANY

ized a mining company 10 operate in the Goldf.eld district w. \. Wescoot is president Dan Hilbert. treasurer: John Gaui secretary. with James Wal lace and Charles Bauer as the remain ing members of the directorate. The company bears the name of the Gold field Development company and has a group of twelve claims.
 4 twenty foot stamp mil tie lat est pattern will be put on the property.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
BASKET SOCIAL

The EpWorth League of the Meth odist Episcopal church will hold l hoN social in the parlors of the church. Friday evening January 18th at 90. Boxes are to be sold at s0c each The evenings entertainment will also include a fish-ponG and ex- change of gifts. A good time is as- 4ured all who attend
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
AUTO COIlInEc

The slippery turn at Eighth and Mill avenue sent 2 machine sailing into q telephone post on the corner at noon yesterday. front wheel to the ear was broken and few other twists and turns made in it's mechan ism. Tie occupants escaped unin- iured.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
WIckENeuRG CROWDED

Rev. Francis Bloy returned from Wickenburg on the Monday night train. He had intended staying over until yesterday but he could find no vacant room in that thriving little town.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
BuckRAkEs FOR BUSY FARMER

The o. s. stapley company just re- ceived a car of bucllrakes. Some Mesa ranchers have held out against the Embellishments of the fair faced long staple. and the ralles will be needed for the coming crops of alfalfa.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
LADIES' AID

The Ladies Aid Society of the Con gregational church wil hold their regular monthly session this after noon at the church at two o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
AT SONS BEDSIDE

Mrs. Theodore Thomas left Monday night for Bishee to be at the bed side of her son, Eugene. who is seri- ously i'll at his home there with pneumonia
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
COLONIAL DAV

At a recent meeting the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church decided to observe Colonial Day on February 22nd and they are making all due preparations for a fitting commemor- ation.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
C. Al 1 Nj AM"

'All Man" latest World Brady pie ture and coming to the opera House tonight presents the big favorite Robert Warwick, in role which just
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17

FOR SALE - Two choice fresh liolstein cows. $100 each. Call at rcmre Normal Dairy Barn. or phor~ 50 Tempe. If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17

suits him to a "T" His portrayal of thc cu1c-frce millionaire's son in the early part of the rlay will give you many a laugh When he is angered sud shamed into starting out and making name for himself, your s,mpaihies will all be with him. and you will rejoice with his father over the decisive manner in which he proves his real worth.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
MESA OFFICE Everybody's Drug Go. Phone or 500

done. except possibly to those who
 raNed the weather and got their feet muddy
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
DECLARE MACHINES MADE GOOD

Some time ago r. II Beardsley. of Mesa. who runs dairy farm with 8
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

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Nmerifaniid)e Nentralitat.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Steife, iuebe Musfeln sebolfen.

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