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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

FAIL TO GAIN III Taz WEST

London. Jan. with the world dis
sis.inG the possibility OF peace within
the new "a German forces success
fully renewed their drives on the Ri
rlsnians and Russians, capturing 1000
prisoners. four cannon and several ma
chine guns. On the western front their
attacks III the Champagne region after
artillery preparation, are said by Paris
to have broken down.
Peilin. Jan. l, (by wireless to Say
Niiic).-On the Moldavian front, yes
tciday, the Austro-GerInan forces. con-
tinuinS their heavy attacks. captured
several height positions and two towns
IN Inc Zabala valley, the war office an
Violent Russian and Ru-
flanian counter attacks Were repulsed
IN Waliachia the Russians We're again
defeated. being driven back to positions
half way between R~iInnik-Sarat. ana
fohshani. The Danube army has driv-
en- the Russians to the Braila bridge
head. In Dobrudja the Teutonic allies
captured LOCO men. four cannon and
eight machine guns.
Germans Use Baycnet.
South of Riga and near Slnorsca
strong Russian raiding detachInents
We're repulsed,' says today's official re-
port from the Russo-Galician front.
On the north bank Of the Pripet river,
near i'insk German cavalry men fight
Ing OF: foot stormed two Russian points
of support with the bayonet and
brousht in prisoners one officers and 35
men"
Paris, Jan. I'm the Champagne
after a violent b~omhardment with
trench guns. the Germans made two
successive attacks on our advanced
pests west Of Auberive," says today's
from the war office.
"Ihese two attacks We're repulsed
completely.
On the right hank of the Meuse the
artillery was rather active during the
night between ~Chambrettes farm and
ReEonvaux."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

hlghlt%%gpas Ref eept ef The EQppla
ssfaiA "a issMeiis Mass, is sitl}er t9Faisg,
RstH ST Hf fgfsisa pafeflisse; VIII tHe
exGSsRH9n 81 9ffe 4tieF city has is tAe
'~tsltsst B~sfssAtase ~ feaiaents 81 t8f
tga STATES.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

ss2t!2ddSS isafa. ssilssagh MIA m-seraSeosaa
tt.ssS 44tsaaS pHasssnn Rx q psaaIsh
iisf sa assrnlinnssh the @aisAssy apa
tAss ms ssnnssaS 8f ssafasa "a
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
4AmsLToM w. MaEEs p.es

SnaEan1Et- NJ. j.. Ban. r-Dr uar.Ffre-,
Wright Mabee- associate ~stfEtg- at the
oaasi9Ss. died at his hsaErss aerqe yester-
day He WILLS 20 years Old and was
born at Cold Springs. NJ Y He Is sur-
sIvea by q wfGioM and GFre dang Fprnr
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

a.naat NH ,f}st Australia ab9Hs saass9
sn1G699s q oFTA tRs MAfFaN flYaf "a naNs3
3sr1-fH1 ara Ia SsaannsttfFAess A irrigation
ssasH thai NiA aTN@aib3pp ! sasa a8ss9s assss
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

mfAsrAAsn eay@ Ssan dBg w in
Aarf NIB fHi1ass which indicate
fas sriN fhfst tha W3p4isiya Alssgz
sssHs hna A HHs aaiRs H asnssl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
RAILROAD NEWS AGENT
VIOLATED MANN ac-a

Sioux Falls. s. D. DEC ss-o.ss
F~afsfs@rst. a nsws butcher. was ar
sssasa here ON application Of Kansas
~afasA@Stenes. for an alleged violation Of
eas MANN act. In transporting a ts-
Ssss-osaa SIM FROM Parsons, Kan. to
a,aaFtss9sa@as Ia. R~srishrars1, III is said.
es1asS the strf back to Parsons.
f~'arsaarsG is married and mis- uSsss 10
Afsass Ra am ai1nsesG Gasstaufnts earn4iitfgr.
U1HteeS's will arrive FROM Parsons rme-
nsa8;, saa&araErns TO the police, ta retrnrm
Earts1afarstg to- Kansas ear TRIAL.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

ais discovery III swgaeR az q iaas Sc
hiif;tAA tIlssass tY1m 8sa iianF " the Signs
I'll ms NtEinssS 4Ass. gtse49saa sbs fsgs
ff'at fs &gER eAitlsatsa ~ Eaf8sss
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

AMtmlf;s1a most of tffv o,tsas, : 80.
aasna spsfd HstiasvaasH mcstna,r asssn.a5
naSttsBs iss p,rantinaiiss anisnnyy,r - ~,
eanpirR. e esfss
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
EXPENSES q. STATE
INCREASE EactQ Nrar

f'Ritsfta. = ID. I1Rsa. m-f4iat SOM
ans1isa bass gfsfe isssfs isfaa the public
1elAissa Rfe@ tfftsfR1s Tfitfpsr.+ss n ~,sss
13ea,sss. t.sssE=S.Ss :Est ifl fssalr.sssss Of rIsss.
ae5t,sisSSss ~ 4f.te 5tst6ss eStdasFfraS flr. 1g9hf
flti13 sEnft. THE ff1eles.sess wau, ass,e..
}atysf,Ms fas36@ In the Tif.ttaer, ef s,r-r,esssssi-
aeltsss &tii, highways and public s,.stfeIs
IN s1Lfitft aiSsffa and sl,3tlfs with ut,fsep
8sfsasts! s'ss,sass1fsifass OH counties aansE
ltifh stare have Increased. ri,ss ss-,tze
tsstkaSs have iifRrasssss,h, lhia nfstt to, sl,ss
lsfsafft ~affQai,f1fgs school and road t:,ss,sse.
TIE slfuviffgssi aafas.
Stare tsssssss ,......s.s S7r8tEasn Sill M 3t56.
Sstiifsfb disss, ~ts,asssss1 1889 77gassf Il asff ii5se5
Hstsls#s8 tsnSass 277g6sE sraa. an5
Ag@iJSs9S--9rfa flss5sns e,l,inS-,, ny,tS, or;,t,,a
fftsRSsf apts s;t.sssaiheh In g.ttesitgs trs4s,,, ar !
syst,ttftisS 'sfisit w1ifn Issstsffi4Ms Nitftftniss,r "a
ssfssiifstff merchant hB sailing ffiirn an, an,
Ieisi,stiite ttiui3 Ii. Wfisitih had been asaihm at
xfEnt'fsp5fs, 3SstiiGs 4&s a. RESULT Ut TIN. cieals
Jta,rh Ssi,ss t;,as Madison viats,m. snout s.ss,
ifs assfsffl anu q yvsiliaititrAsnYsssf When, ta1es,
ySffiiltss man alissssftsdi i'm Mfslilsp,n, ami am,
ateifstfsfl THAI Me- Nfs1itss97 ts1s ssaif tsfte ag1txr
fsuftsss az n bargain pfsnaa. Sstess .na,ft., 4.
Asstsl af'rf tsf.s. machine, istn srssas ssgs In
@ssss1a asftila "a gigsss afss ltssx,rsltt f~frlrtsias oalA
s5lpte s39ftssa sesaiEiiE thu. tsaiat.y fa. sy,ssr,ff
500 sslfuishnaii ftns improvements INV
SsfttllIttiis, ttiesurvnfstl or aifss as,t1sssslnss Inns.
1tngssertsh M Madison anti ta5ss.nl ll0ssssssi,sn
PIT Ais nrnlrsrssE tttee stisttls afttaglay, INV.
1ss nAsitstl ffitsft ttiee ttfinsss lts:aliM tisanrss.I
as him
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r~yssaiiArstss nf9 gsssrnilA
OH arss f~nsesiiaas hoJsknil that tsies Gtiihs;s,a.
stslSvsatassse * &. Paul. Hallway Hos viii
ssatg ~ slssyw psssaslGesyr iaa,sss f~rest,sitf sie.,,,,tt
nj fsfisseatM I'M the saafsnss. S~ssssarrail rrsea,,sf
tsssfftfgss sissssE. ilsstsa nes3s.. atf which, r,,as,v,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

Nf:dnssdiassaass ansfi vssixlisssfl esra Ees,xss
ffrssefaai frfiflI iiis siesex-s csntii piantt at
aEsf..oass. t.stss tfy,slts sums san. estf7sns.sf,
assss tfies finsdl and csx1ssoaf tn -isffnssSsss
etga rn~EssufActrTA
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS
aaEN NaaM TOMORROW

Rteffa s, p. Ian. 3Yae legislative
ssss3aR opens TUESDAY AT AesA. Eael
sFSssn .sgsAss mSnY sa the meaaseFs %
tsqgassr9w All members OF heth houses
Mass h9 "a Psefgs Sar the opening sas.
saaa, Which W{il heg{n at aeon,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

sssscnfvs-ffssa naar aeslft OF tait, wn,n,.,,
mn esinasis.stti IN tsfts Gaannana madaii tarasIess
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

y xnys tpIr naiiiiss natfDff fnxss
Nseah iitsaltaI OFF a unGtnliiiiuts, mn n,,s,.,,;sss
~ ss,iffxl usarsss frnm nnassifIss aisss ~.
t5tunkEs. sieAslasss
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

lasssa 81 Afss ZIG i~at1tsiss assers sasa;,.4 II,
SssssaiEtlss saassfx Na nrasti on az
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

ahe HERE a~tst8rn9bile baignsIns ~
StfiiSfs r, ffangis, M NaEtIt lS4.Alsidsg.
gss ,stAlHn ffSfn in frens pf AIS il9ssa.
ng hapsht aaatheY eaf aaa 4 MGes
.tfsstt ttAH HIST tnsft this saf MIS- sisn
sakan ann ffSFa The saIae Biass-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
NhaRENR, RsMWaRsasH,

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tkttss Gsistisaitsy ileSAsall III, inifs,sss
ssstsst siaf 81 aystnsnssl az asal cent On, It's,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

Rshiis s~tnilwnry1Es ifas1ess iflr,,.yst,,r ts,m
sestaanfgy dff ts1aii,. a~ftaaltas an tsiiss wsysrit,
outsuni Gran i'm Hgynft.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

ian sNh spFA al the sga in aip
Sihl,,stt WYs RSt iFaataa WILL bs us
fseftis's saa, Stis hg9rar s4Ys II te A a9s
III. fsatSe. 4sAg ssih Ras hsgplls spsstis
stfaShyA IA tfS fSaasseF nathan
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

II, piaFs feF s~faaaaraisias ,ha ss,sg
Il thss Pathways st AtistFali4 IS gasa.H
sTttEstasa, w tss ,S3tsf snslFiseFs ~ ths
1ftfsFsht HISS re earEiga glt il viii
ifsan Al sShsnhifnfs sc SlShHal .aaA. ~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

T8 lssSYn ttlb.s sshScSs 8 new dasaeh-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

It's iaaustfY Saepnfagad bY tha 8
Hisiitt a 4 Is a9W byeaasiAs 'aafa
iAhat3sNs Fsaiians 81 aiiYa aii .
his..taa thttn Aaiihia ths amaHnt.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

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,ssssspsss Win slsS psRssi ians 5sssifs
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
aossRr wasRsN is ssn.r,

es2aiStpa. s., ID. D.se.. 2a-TrTas str1r,s,-.sp
et hsaSasrs Warren, SON of PresfgS4,rs n
he Ma01rsi2s OF Ealalstern c~@llase. wsss;
assai S-esasTataga He WAS % Rfso6Sas
s'tiassiaa' at 0gd3srd ftof.h S@,utln rJaletatga
htlss' dsfatih rssiajredI trera Sickness ees,-
s~fasfcet. yHfsSlis ea d1tB with the Am,tss-
lsaln saF255islsarssfGs CORPS i'm F1r.rs,,as bprur
Mts'nsiss went to- ~fpra1ea. :aGa.a reF1grr-a,n
Win tffe lstaSG to- Taa,is tom for n,a1it3p
Ias Ria,,sFaA services were coryss1r rs,a fsr@
49,. Nv ". Stevens, Of the Golagreg.-
uufffha eir1eis. aarsa Vice Paes.asssst1 Ir5s,.
Rfaaiis.s ct the ~eollegas.
-
SkGdgX HzaHgs-S. EurfracssE - rC.sa,,r-
au11HtisE i'm TIM South DInlsute1 er,stt,t;sp,
hass pftsr rsissste3l ON HIS liarYnrr to, sAtt.r,F
eliss t%1iinfraal af his fafsier- at DELL R.rr,iilss
% W ifiiss is tftfa third ti4na Within a
H1'fnfef ulaft Wssfaifrl GKs. u Ra,isfsif;i li,,s.,
2afH1fssll BaarisraGH, having rslsass.s.a rim
40fassriff,er' L tn atttaDsh His ~esiss.san,s f1,,,,.,all
XIII again ffn f~psaarniteIf ID tn atstss,rR RIA.
IhIisraal mf iiiH l,nuiaiur..
GsSGfsJI.nssdSN - unyits,str,s,,ftt,e ~, 4
psiegF wsfise 7tttsristl att Rtpeaty,r,s. Mat,nn
an 0ntslj1tn, u, Miss Hsstafafr y:s1fft.yi,er-
UsatalfsIS I'm ~ distaiirtt sni,u0ii f,st.f rris,,s
afaailss aa1It Glfagiias n, U1snnr,. of NarJfs.as,.
asiIfts.a,tts6 uytfsll now i'm Hs.s,1in,n. nrrua, 49,
G'sarI nnasprsges a. searssts, n,.. lil,,tfa, iu .,
assilsstfaTf eft Mi, ami HRS. n. ysai1,lisr,ter,.
% s~slenfnfssn, ntssiEf fsi,anfefsarn.
lBsasSS-1llfns itsssiitaitas an E,;arn ana vi
etInfes lifsHss arasar1fadi a. y,afdtsnm IN, ta,pa
A~IiSWsnissss lssifrnadti asking iii tp e,,t.ati !
nssss nsisaansfsf' ami fssig;ft dapnft i'm ITs.ar9
Sasan 81 sstsrtutsirpa is ns.esifaiss. H..a,r hes.
sasse'h ngssssstrfsfsrs tsgsiilas dniiss and has, nn-
sIlIr's.a am iinpuHsaitt trs1nafsrr paitlt1 an, ta,a.
,aai~as,Raes fratifusitI in sasssarrn so,tsh
lgtiiuisa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ann -Ms.s Hna uy,,,tas
aF,is IA ra.naitiitirsn., siirp werse arnun,r ts,nsss
W'ffG khstt ffta'.ssilpa affern tsfss Tf1terafsnsan,
nusta3 at 6f1tssannas, Wgns, wrass 5rsear,,t3s..
afsssss.ya.il nv fafnss wtsssss cnusina of nav,
W. fsras1.ss. nissspr. off tatys Mt.t;,n,s,stt
Hstssssu1fail c~sitirsiti In taiiss astes.
HssflsNssrsa lic ss,dt,ani,v at,st,a,,, Z;
ttfail Mindhfsas wass tiies miAfttss,nes yvh;,,,,
hsssals scstts naslp1r, a ET,rsun rnana ~.
wssss ssiSstserii att night. Rfiyysioia,,ns ,r,,cs
yssfrse a-s,IE1nnt,ntil ~sssssall ssfterr am es,arr;,sal
tsn,s stsasfts aiee tsrstfa. ntdrsae wass nsrsiysesE
WfsifasEsIssrxLrate naxit res,,iar- m,,,,,, I,
gig tho zsafss toarsIi at u-fssrrnn,yy nn, tt,s
ssSsssninsstsoni afs asrriidates fnrr rs,sistrss
Lfnn WaiIi mr. fftatt fin1zr Tlstlfiafrs 1Rs ami -
LIN ssssifd'ss viii tsss tinitii vi tfts. o.,las.,,
RsssSasss-fosl IF n. FAR. offtfii.s o;t,p
ssa1rdtiStts ffsTs the nrsitibfn nff aar-ssnf, ~
MINIS of thse s~ss,sts. Gat,tRiiG Van. ntssI,
n1f ~5ffsstnaasrys, assia Hsssvs4aril Mpxs,rsi,, ~
Observation-Disclosures spe candidates.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

hf1f ,G,ittins ffianY thiekpesses af
Elash II gnes ar elae aieany aFiYaa teai
iits,s sefa inNantsa maj resembles i
hlaass fnslintea ea az enalass heis
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
sRiesE WeRkMAN suIelnEs.

Steu1 Fails 3. -. Ian 3@ShSse aR-
pAfsastS 8e4nsasedS 9sear Peterson.
aagaa w. ended hpls tife hele tAs mogR
ffnrg py hSsFNslng hipaseaaf ta q Bfmh % a
sfaa IA tha n0etasrn section OF tina
business district He was \ mepahaes
hsasa. hsen IN the CITY STAGE GaFtstmas
AR Rad AeSea appee5bN fps several avs.
Ef4A4a WhsSTssash sQAts og MS relatives arc
Aps29%ppr Ike AsSlSssd q elpshes AiAe.
Whass eehetasaafesRp had spseaa few 4 swag
20 Aang hSaassAA.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
SAGE AND SULPHUR
 OARKENS GRAY HAIR
Brush this through faded, lifeIess locks and they become dark.
 glossy, youthful.

Hair that loses it's color and lus.re or when it fades, turns gray. dull and lifeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother made up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hail which is so attractive, use only this old time recipe.
 Nowadays we get this famous mix ture by asking at any drug store for 50 cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" which dark ems the hair so naturally, so evenly, hat nobody can possibly tell it has oeen applied. Besides, it takes off dandruff, stops scalp itching and fall ing hair. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; but what de- lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is that. besides beauti- fully darkening the hair after few applications, it also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives it an ap- Dearance of abundance.-Advertise ment.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
HIGH WINDS AFFECT
 MEDAL GULF SCORES

ST. JOSEPH, June 1S.-High winds inter ferred with low medal scores in the first flights of the qualifying round of the trans Mississippi golf association tournament at the St Joseph country club here today. which was featured by the perfoi nance of young players from St Louis munich pal cources.
 C. L. Wolf, representing the Forest Park Golf club of this city turned in the low medal score of the day with an eighty. Frank L. Lynch, James Manion, present state cham pion, Harry G. Legg, of Minneapolis, the trans Mississippi titie holder turned in an S1, The remaining flights in the qualifying round will be completed tomorrow. Par foi" the course is 75 and bogey So.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
SIGNATURE |S
 TO BE PRObED

Whether the. signature of Charles Korrick which appeared more than once on referendum petition on the min mum wage law for women compares with his bank signature, will be decided by experts in Justice Wheeler's court a, 10 o'clock this morning.
 The case against Mr kcrrick brough. by Thomas A. French, secretary of the state federation of labor, was begun in the east precinct justice court yester- day. Attached to the referendum petie tion introduced by the state was an affidavit signed by D. O.. Connor, who claimed that he had witnessed Mir Kor- rick sign the petition. No one who seemed at all certain of Mr Korrick' g
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19

As is shown by this map, the Brit lsh in advancing into Palestine are following the coast of the Mediter- ranean and are also building rail- road behind them This not only gives them the shortest route by which to advance from Egypt toward Jerusalem but enables them to take advantage of their control of the sea to keep in touch with the advance and bring up supplies.
 The map, moreover, clearly shows that previous reports that British forces had reached Hebron, just south of Jerusalem, were mistaken. They are not yet more than twenty miles beyond the Egyptian border, and are at least fifty miles from Jerusalem. Tie slowness of their advance is attributed to the fact that with the Sinai desert behind them is is absolutely necessary to keep their communication secure. -
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
NEW MOTOR RECORDS
 15O AVD- 2O0 MILES

CHICAGO, June 17.-Revision of the time records made by four drivers in the 250-miIe automobile derby at the Chicago speedway yesteruay put Cliff Durant, third. Eddie Hearne fourth, Louis, Chevrolet ninth and Louis Fountain tenth, is the corrected score today.
 Ralph Muford's time at 150 miles vii. be recognized as new American records f"r the distances, according U speed Nr2y officials. Mulford covered 150 miles in l;2649. or nine seconds bet ter than the previous record. His time for 200 miles was l:55:1I15, l which is twelve seconds faster than ever travel ed before on . speedway in this cotn- trV
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS AN NUAL MEETING OF JUMBO EX-
 TENSION MINING COMPANY

To the Stockholders of Jumbo ENten- sion Mining Company:
 The annual stockholders meeting of the Jumbo Extension Mining Company will be held in the office Of the cofs. pany, the office of Roy $. Goodrich, Goodrich Building. Phoenix, Arizona, on July IS, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing a board of direc- tors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as roay properly come before the meeting Stockholders may vote at the annual meeting either in person or by proxy Only stockholders who are of record ou the books of the company at the close of business twenty days prior 10 the date of meeting will be entitled to vote. The transfer books for the annual meet ing will close on Thursday, June 2S. 1917, and reopen immediately thereafter for general transfers
 BEN GILL,
 Secretary. Goldfield Nevada. June 15. 1917.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
LAY-OFF AND S5OO
 FUR M 'CRAW UPHELD

NEW YORK, June IS.-There can be no appeal from the fine and suspension recently imposed on Manager McGraW of the New York baseball club by Pres ident Tener, according to a ruling of the board or directors of the National league here today. As a result, the $500 fine and the sixteen day suspension in flicted on McGraw for his attack on Umpire Byron at Cincinnati June 8 stands, despite the protest and appeal filed by President Hampstead at the conference of his fellow magnates.
 The members of the board went on record as approving the fine and sus- pension and announced that McGraw's s alleged statements reflecting upon the president of the league would be the subject of inquiry at a special meeting tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
FAvOR|TEs WIN IN
 MOMENTS NET MATCH

PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-All the favorites, including Miss Molla Blur stedt the title holder, were victorious in the preliminary. first and part of the sacond round IT he singles section ot lr w)":rR's na .gp&l nnis tjuinl- inent. which opena t"daS q, the Phil adelphia Cricket siuJ A large crowd W Nitnessed the oph, rrg Gays play, tllt recelp'~ from adn'seici being tafne over to :he Red Cross
 Miss Bjurstedt had d Walkover in her match with Miss F.. C. cstheimer, of Philadelphia winning in straight sets, 6-2, 60 Miss Elanora Sears of Boston, won by default from Miss Florence Ballin, of New York.
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torney. Emil E. Van Bever. will file petition in the superior court il. winch she will state reasons for ask ing the court to this action. Othon, since securing a divorce, has remar- ried. The Mexicans> second wife is an American woman and was form erly Mrs. Strickler.
 Early in the Spring Othon was brought to this state from California by the authorities on the charge of failure to provide. When the matter was settled, the husband brought suit against his wife charging her with an otfense which procured him a divorce. Mrs. Othon claims she was ill when the papers were served and when her friends finally told her the significance of the papers she did not have sufficient time to appear to defend her rights.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
TROOPS FOR HOLY LAND
fRepublican Ap eased vyire1

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Official dispatches received here today from Rome announced the landing of an Italian contingent consisting of carbine- CTS and Bersaglieri at Port Said to as- sist the allied armies in Palestine The contingent is the first sent by Italy into the Holy land.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19

Robert. who was about 90 years old, started his newspaper career on the St Louis Post Dispatch, and went thence to the New York Journal as city editor. w. R. Hearst sent him to San Francisco in 1898 to become news editor of the Examiner, Two years thereafter he was made managing editor. and a year later he became uubliSher
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
FOR REPRISAL POLICY
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

LONDON, June 18.-A largely at tended citizens meeting at the London Opera House today adopted a resolu- tion proposed by the lord mayor urg- ing the government to initiate a policy of reprisals in the shape of ceaseless attacks on German towns and cities in order that their populations may ex- perience the effects of such methods of warfare and thus be induced to force the German authorities to cease their air attacks upon open towns.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
NATURES WAY
 BANNED BY LAW

Don't hang your clothes on a hickory tree and then go in the water for Sheriff Wilky has issued the following edict:
 Any indecent exposure of person while bathing in the canal will be pros ecuted to the full extent of the law
 Notices to this effect will be posted in the vicinity of Fourteenth street also Seventeenth avenue where boys are wont to swim in natures bathing cos tune. The sheriff is agin' it. And the penalty in defying the law is a 30-day jail sentence, a fine of $100 or both jail and fine
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
COBB, DAUSS AND CO.
 DEFEAT SENATORS

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Dauss emerged victor in a pitching duel with Harper Detroit winning. Cobb scored in the fourth on d walk, a steal, a passed ball, a wild pitch and CraWford's infield out. Washington got only one man as far as second. Score:
 Detroit .... 900 100 000-1 0
 Washington 900 900 000-0
 Batteries Dauss and Stanage; Harper and Ainsmith
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signature testified.


 The states own witness, C. R. Green. former teller of the National Bank of Arizona, noticed that many of the let ters as signed in the petition did not correspond with the bank card.
 Leon $. Jacobs for the defense, sug- gested that the best evidence be ad- mittel first He stated that his ellen. was entitled to a fair hearing-both as to law and evidence. He said that the state should first prove by primary evidence by the person who saw the name written before they called non- expert witnesses to testify as to MT Korricks signature. Only an expert was competent in any case, to make a comparison, continued MT. Jacobs.
 County Attorney Laney evidently came to the same conclusion, for it Was on his motion the case was continued.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
Tennis
 Football Bowling
DOUBLE DEFEAT
 FUR WHITE SOX
 BYB0ST0NC CLUB

BOSTON, June 1S.-The world cham pions cut down Chicago's lead in the American league race, winning both games. Pitcher Shore and Assistant Manager Wagner of the Bostons were notified today that they had been in- definitely suspended for arguments during Fridays game. Score
 Morning game: