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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-11-09
OCTOBER 30. 1917



Nanlon I'll. West et uX, Nancy L..
TO 70 l.. Porter part l0-20-43,
$Ga>&65.
G. Lillian Good to VIM. NJ. smith.
lots q. 4, blk AZ, ColfaX. $4,000.
Elberton State Bank TO G. s. John
son. lots T. s, o blk -, Elbcrton.
$3.50.
ColraN State Bank to David Ham
Nor. sh of seq, seq OF swq l2-12-31
$500.
W. J. Davis ct NY, Cora, to Lige
Masters. sh of swq, sir of seq 1i-1G-
Al, $4,000.
+ \. Bryan ct uX., Hattie e, to
Carl Jones, neg 36-15-44, sh of swq
-, part lot / of 31-15-45, $3O,I5O.
Hattie E. Bryan ct yir, f. A., to
Carl Jones. nwq 36-15-44, $4,000.
L. \. Bryan ct ux., Hattie e., to
Carl Jones, part lots /. ,, blk --.
FAIRS Third add. Pullman. 81.
Leases
Joe Leinweber to Roe Sayles. the
neg -, part nwq 2G-1S-39. one-third
crop
Mortgages
Chas. l.. Fetner ct NY, Minnie. TO
Kate Sucss, lots /, .. of 3-2O-44,
$3S00.
Carl A. Jones ct ux, Frances j., to
+. \. Bryan, nwq 36-15-44. $500.
Carl A. Jones ct ny, Frances j.,
to +. A. Bryan, sh of swq %. part
seq, 25-15-44, $500.
Carl A. Jones ct ux.. Frances j., to
E. y. Bryan, lot ,, part lot / of 81
15-45, Except, $4,000.
Carl A. Jones ct ux., Frances j.. to
+. A. Bryan. neg 36-15-44, except,
$500.
Hugo Rossmeissel ct uX., Annie, to
p. b. Stravens, lots 8, 8, blk ], Pcr-
kins 2nd add, ColfaX, $3.50.
David Hammer to Colfax State
Rank, sh of neg, seq. ell of swq, -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-11-09
OCTOBER q, 1917


Dolph Coolidge ct uX., Elizabeth,
to Jos, c. Mares, neg, ell of nwq,
nh of seq. seq of seq, neq Of swq %
1916, $4,000.
Ludwig Koenig ct uX., Magdalena,
to VIM. Henry Paryin, part 22-16-44,
$3379.15.
Rosella Downs to VIM. Henry Par
vim, seq of nwq, tract in 22-16-44,
81.
Minnie [. Harper to VIM. Henry
F;ryin. seq of nwq. tract in 22-16-
A. 500.
Mildred Cox to Walter Cox, sh i
I4-40, 81.
Minnie Spalding to Chas. f. Dodd,
lots l. ,, 3. blk Il, Garden City add,
Pullman, $500.
Catherine NJ. VanYleet ct yir, VIM.
NJ, to Sarah E. s. Bean, lots l, 2,
blk 3, Mount View add, Pullman,
5000.
Marshall X. Smell ct uX., Bertha
~. to r. d. Duff, lot 81, blk p,
Evan, $125.
Jas. F. Derry ct uxr Cora b., to
Guy Denny, part G-18-46, 500.
Paul A. Lauritzen ct al. to
Claude Smith, lots 7, 8, blk 2, Lom-
hard's add, Tekoa, 81.
Torfkel Juye to Frank l.. Blom-
GUST. nh of neg 2S-20-45, $1,000.
Jas. d. Ford ct uX., Myrtle, to En-
ma E. Roberts, lots /, 2, blk 81, Gar
field, $25.
Susannah Jones to ]. S. McGinnis,
lots /, 2. blk !, Bell & Bailey's add,
Oakesdale, $3.50.
Philip Heidenreich ct uX, Anna to
Philip Fox. VIII of swq, swq OF nWq,
lot A of >, sh Of nwq 11-15-41, 500
600.
Mortgages
ida NJ. Kammerer to Vermont
Loan & Trust Co. part 1S-14-44. VIII
OF nwq, except, 17-14-44, $1,000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-11-09

Poilmeu State E1nk to S. J. Kin
der. chauel mteo.
Chester Shoudy TO Carl Peterson.
chattel wtee
PN~nan state Sank to 5. j. Sir
der Chattyl mtgc.
Albright and mills to c. f. Al.X-
ander ehattel mtgo.
CNlbertson 5rote Rankin Co. 70 =
>. lI"tchmscn conditional bill 81
sale
Ms J II 81 .awrence to G. s..
Keller conditional bin of sale
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-11-09
OCTOBER 25, 1917
Deeds

Lafayette Buff ct ux., Emma j., to
Mary Burton, nh of seq, sh of neg
Z2-l4-39, except, $1,000.
Jas. Neace ct ux., Zoe. to /.
Neace, ell of neg, sh of neg 1917
80, $4,000.
Oliver NJ. Sparks ct ux., Fannie
w. TO Sanford L. Sparks and Lizzie
Nisdon, all interest in swq 9-20-45,
iots 3, 4, nh lot Q, blk 6, McDonald's
add, Tekoa. $4,000.
Fred C. Eisinger ct ux., Ruby L.,
70 VIM. Kramlich, tract in swq of seq
ll-l6-43, $500.
BANK of Pennington to Jno. Gram
''oWich, lots 3, 4, blk 20, Railroad
ADD Pennington, $3.50.
Francis NJ. Scott to Samuel Eas-
ION ct ux., Mary, VIII of swq, VIII Of
seq Ell of swq 14-18-44, $4,000.
H. S, Mcclure, sheriff Whitman
county, to F. J. Hayfield, VIII lot g.
.cts 4, 5, 6, blk 10, Pennington,
sl96.4O.
a. W. Freels ct ux., NJ. c., to C.
n Watson ct ux., Sallie s., tract in
SS-1S-4S. $172t
Mortgages
'ohn Gramatowich ct ux., Annie,
- conrad Wagner, lots 3, A, blk 20,
'aIiroad add, Pennington, $40.
samuel Easto ct ux., Mary, to F.
~ scott, swq, VIII of seq 14-17-44,
$4,000
u F. Alexander to Steptoe State
sank. auto, $50.
Louis P. Gardo and Victoria Will
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-11-09
OCTOBER 20. 1917
Deeds

DeeuS
-, W 'l''io'" - W. Jessie d. 10
- H. Il'"loIu' ohu''ided nan inter-
est Seq > III lo-l 90 = 9ll'ooo'
pe''il" D. l''l'loru 10 Il Il. nan
'o'u' S"P' 81 u l"q' '7--o-4f' 81
'a'E T. ne"eh 70 'ohh !. DUKE
IolS ! = DIX o fl'che ada' "a
iou9e' |-'o,
Il o .'"''o'i'' '''iN ~ d. l. '7'ol''
F"' i Ell u Seq - ~ @I'
"oo' - 'Nii'"oiS 10y 70 "'illlh"H
800
,,.,,,~. -, - -
- .a,"s,,e,o alono >
,,.-.,,,.., n..,,..,, .... ,,...,
,., n...',, ''.,., 80 nc. -
9q-1V-Il 80 ooo
,..'',
49,
"a an - 20 i -, l -
'11 49, p'' ~ - - = " y =
POI - 'p'
>0' '0p' a ~ N'' - : 9 -
'"G ." " 3I' oI'N- j." - 0p'
= w. ''".' 'e''O ~ =, - -, :" y - ia,
''''u' "" - wv 20 NV WI
u S"' " 'l'' - y N,'P
JON" ."oOaii'0 ~ - '''' II ''''
a'eou' " " u "'q' '.'00p'' y ." ~
90 p"' W" VI 'q "Ii0 P'''
M vi 9eq anu 'A' - VI ~" u !
o''e- III VI u 0p'
Contract to Sell
Herman waiter TO Johh 9choeii'
eh OF neq, eh OF seq sWq OF seq sh OF
swq, nwq OF sWq S-l4-40, part s"q
9-l4-4o, i've STOCK implements,
crops $lS'S5I.Zo.
Mortgages
Robert l.. Hayden ct uX., Caroline
to Reuben Green, sh of seq part swQ
Is, nwq of neg 24-16-43, $500.
c. NJ. Hereford ct uX., Alta V. 70
Steptoe State Bank, blk 9. Resuryey
SteptOe, $500
Samuel F. Wheeler ct uX., Emma.
to Farmers State Bank, st. John nee
2S-1S-41, $500.
Anna Batten Jones to First state
Bank, Garfield, part nwq 23-ls-44
$500.
c. NJ. Hereford ct uX., Alta V 70
Steptoe State Bank, live stock, ma
chinery, two-thirds crop on seq %
1S-43, $4,000.
w. f. Grimes to Steptoe state
Bank, live stock, machinery TWO
thirds crop nwq 13-l8-42, $500.
Carl Peterson to Eta NJ. Cappel-
lar, two-thirds crop neq 1880,
live stock, $1,000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-11-09
County Records
OCTOBER "a, 1917
Deeds

Deeds
w. II. Forney ct ux, Barbara, to
p J. Neirtz, lot ], blk 6, 7. II.
shobe's End add, Lacrosse, 5000.
Eldora l. Boyden to J. e. Moore.
tract in 23-19-44, 81,
Dolph Coolidge ct ux., Elizabeth
10 VIM. s. NJ. Hatery, seq of seq of
T. neq of ncq, sh Of neg, nh of seq
1856, $1S,840.
Julia Thompson to Theodore
Thompson, seq of swq, swq of seq
1O-2O-45, except, $4,000.
Lizzie Shirk to w. NJ Savage lot
of 30-15-45, lot of 31-15-45. ex-
eept, $1,000.
Edmund II. Rozenkranz ct ux..
DELLA, to Tina II. Vanschoick tract
in Beebe and Maris add, Colfax,
s14OG.
State of Washington to d. W.
Wallis. neg 36-1S-44, $4,000.
Daniel w. Wallis to Matthew Wal
lis, ell of swq, lots 3, of 3O-1S-5.
neQ 36-1S-44, 81.
Morrow Land Co. to Nels Kiack
and Herman Kjack, nwq 24-2O-42,
except, $500.
JOS. Howard Wolfard ct ux.,
Edith R., Oliver Lodwick Wolfard,
Jr, and wife, to Fred F. Richardson,
nwq 33-17-43, $40.
Mortgages
Fred f. Richardson ct uX., Clare
A., to Jas Mcconnell, nwq 33-17-43,
$4,000
Peter p Kinzer ct ux., Katie, to
Otto Kitchmer, lots ] 2, VIII of neq
1926. $1,000.
Samuel Combs ct ux., Minnie to
Jno, Ellwart, sh lots 8, TO- blk l.
First add, st. John, $4,000.
Theodore Thompson ct ux., Goldie
to Julia Thompson, seq of swq swq
of seq, 1O-2O-45, $1275.
VIM. r. Morrison ct ux, May e,
to First National Bank Pullman
part secs 3, 4, 2, in 1914, part of &C.
14-44, $500.
Dolph Coolidge ct ux., Elizabeth,
to R. A. Hensle, seq of seq Z neq of
NEG, sh of neg, nh of seq 1S36-46,
s10,500.
W. NJ. Savage ct uX.. Gertrude. to
Lizzie Shirk, lot of 30-15-45, part
lot 1 of 31-15-45, $500
Z. NJ. and 0. J. Chestnut to w. +.
Mitchell automobile, 1926.
Arthur Cole to First Nat. Bank,
Pullman, live stock, machinery, %
crop Thos Savage estate, $500.
A. d. Smith to Farmers State
Bank, ST John, live stock, machin-
cry, half interest swq 7-1S-42. part
1S-1S-42, $1,000.
Mary G. Cooper ct yir, L. G., to
Farmers State Bank, St John, live
stock, machinery, crops seq Polls
AZ, $4,000.
Oscar Martin to Farmers State
Ddllh, OF. JUN, i've StOCh, uldCHin-
cry, crop swq 32-18-42, nwq 32-1S-
~, $3.50.
Releases
Scion Shedd to Lizzie Shirk, real
mtge
CASTOR Billioux to VIM. A. Gosney
ct ux., real mtge.
Alice Lyle to Charley Daggett ct
ux., real mtge.
Seven Seven Co. to w. II. Cham
bers, conditional bill of sale.
First National Bank, Pullman, to
Arthur Cole, chattel mtge
; Farmers State Bank, st. John, to
Oscar Martin, chattel mtge.
Farmers State Bank, St. John, to
oscar Martin, chattel mtge.
Farmers State Bank, st. John, to
Mary j. and Ulysses G. Cooper, chat
tel mtge
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-11-09
GROW $500 WHEAT IN MONTANA

FOR SALE -960 acres. six miles
west of CLYDE Park. Park county,
Montana, on Shields Valley branch
\. p Ry.; 500 acres in cultivation,
80 acres more can be cultivated.
balance pasture with stock water;
250 acres in winter wheat, 90 acres
more for spring seeding; go acres
under bitches, dccreed water rights
soil rich and productive; new 7-room
frame house; good spring flows
through barnyard; new fences; good
community. Price $3.50 Interest
SIX per cent. Liberal terms. c. A.
Arnot. clyde Park, Montana
oc26no16
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-11-09
OCTOBER &c. 1917

Bank OF Pennington to John
Fischer ct uN., Nary H.. lots j. .
Blk %, Pennington, $500.
Mark e Lamb ct ux.. Mary e. 70
Geo. Strachen, MA I9-IS-4o. except
$2l49.
R, X. Daley ct ux.. Susie. TO Ira
II. TrimbIe, part lots /, >. DIX /. Gar
field, $500.
Lena Luper to Philip Kinzer, lot
?, blk 3, Schwennes add, Uniontown
$500.
John Mesterman ct ux., Lisette, to
F. F c. Paulsen, swq 27-20-45.
$I4,320.
Geo. Belshaw to Mary Z. Bel
shaw, nwq 7-lS-46, seq 2S-l9-45.
81.
Mortgages
Luther Giles ct uX.. Kittie. to
Farmers State Bank st. John, seq
OF seq 26-l9-42, except, $1,000.
Chas. Burman ct ux., Edna L.. to
First National Bank, Pullman. the
nh OF seq 6-15-45, sh ot-seq 6-f5-45.
except, $500.
W. A. Moss ct uX., Ida B., to Pull
man State Bank. part lot ,. blk j.
Lawrence & Holbrooks add, Pull
man, part lot 7, blk I, Reaney add,
lots ., 6, 10, IA, "a, %, 20, u,
Terrace Park Subdiy. Of part blk /,
and lots /, 2, ,, blk ., Lawrence &
Holbrook's add, Pullman, lot 4, blk
6, Campus Park add. Pullman.
$4,000
W. A. Moss ct ny. Ida b., to Pull
man State Bank, part lots .. 3, blk
,, Campus Park add, Pullman, part
lots /, ,, blk -, Reaneys End add,
Pullman. lot ., blk 9, Heaneys md
add. pullman, $171G.25.
J. D. O'Conner to i. II. Harreld,
live stock, $120
T. L. fI2rwood to Farmers State
Bank, ST. John, live stock. threshing
machinery, $500.
T =. Kerns to Z. \. Witte, live
stock wagon, etc, $50.
Releases
Katie Guske to Luther Giles ct
uX., real mtge.
Bennington County Savings Bank
to John NJ. Moore ct ny, real mtge.
Marshall X. Smell ct uX. to John
=. Prick ct uX, real mtge,
Equitable Savings and Loan Assn,
to Bernard McNeely, real mtge.
Estate of Henry Z. Ochs to Katie
z. Schierman. real mtge.
Isabel l.. Kerl TO b. Cannon ct
uX., real mtge.
Bill of Sale
W Leroy LaFollette, Jr., to Mrs
Geo st. Peter, piano, $500
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
COUNTY ASSESSORS
 WILL MEET TODAY

The annual meeting of the county assessors will be held today. The tax experts will convene at the state house at 10 o'clock in the offices of the tax commission, 8 the law re- quireS, and then convene to some oth- CT place, probably the Hotel Adams. The place of meeting is always left mp to the assessors, and it is presumed that they will choose to meet down town.
 There is but one new face among those attending the meeting this year, J A Mineer of Apache county was the only new assessor elected at the last election. The names of the oth- CTS who will attend are: Edward A. Hughes of Cochise county, J. D. Dunn Of Coconino county, w. G. Duncan Of Gila county. and his deputy J. A. Dun can: J. Myron Alfred of Graham county, James H. kerby of Greenlee county. ]. T. Bone of Marieopa. F. L. Hunt of Mojave county. Fay l. Gard ner of Navajo county, l.. F. Smith of Pima county. George E. Freeman of Pinal county, Victor Wager of Santa Cruz county, C. E. Gentry of Yacapai county and A. B. Ming Of Yuma.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
LACK 1T HUME LIFE |S CAUSE
 SAYS OSBORN

Two. hundred and five girls and boys clalmed the attention of the juV- chile court during the past year ac- cording to the annual report ot w. j. Osborn, probation officer submitted to the board of supervisors yesterday.
 The number varies from the preced- ing year by but nine, 214 cases haVlng been under investigation in the year 1915.
 practically every petition charges the defendant as dependent and ne- glected, although there nave been more serious charges that have led to commitments to the reform scuOOi.
 Probation Officer Osborn contends that lack of home training is respon- sible for a large majority Of the Ju- venlle cases There would be fewer wards of the court if the child had proper environment he says. His re- port is terse and to the point. It fol- lows:
 Number of cases filed, l51.
 Number of children included in peti- tions filed 205, 7j being girls and 130 boys.
 Number of juvenile cases investi- gated, approximately. 271, including l04 gIris and l73 boys.
 Number of children visited during the year, approximately, 40, including PA girls and 196 boys.
 Number of children found homes for A, including 70 girls and A boys.
 Number of children sent to State In- dustrial School II. boys and girls.
 Number of children legally adopted, 2 girls
 4>umDer of children, wards. married. : girls.
 Number of children transferred to other counties. l boy and girls
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
ANNUAL BARGAIN
 OFFER WILL CLOSE
 0N SATURDAY NIGHT

Today, tomorrow and the next day These are three last days of the great annual bargain offer of The Republi- can. After midnight Saturday it will not be possible to have The Republ- can sent to your address for one full N<ar at the ridicucusly low price of S5.75. Af<er that time the regular price will prevail.
 When attention was called yester- day morning to the fact that the re- maining period of the Special Bargain Offer was growing short, there was evidenced a rush of old readers and new ones too. to take advantage of the offer. Until late last evening clerks were busy in the circulation department receiving subscriptions and arranging for new deliveries.
 Elsewhere in The Republican is SC: forth four different special bargain offers By these volumes ? and of Farish's History of Arizona. may be secured at a low figure. or the entire four volumes at 8 correspondingly low price. Now is the time to settle the question and to take advantage of one of these offers.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
TEN DOLLAR LOAN |S
 ASSAULT CASE CAUSE

How a money loan of ten dollars led to the arrest of Fred F.. Winship, man ager Of the Mutual Loan Company of Grand Avenue on the charge of as- sault will be revealed in Justice De- Souza's court at ten o'clock Monday morning, the time set for the prelim- mary hearing.
 Winship was arrested yesterday on complaint of William Hutchins by Constable Roy Moreil and was later released on $500 bond
 Hutchins alleges that while he was out of town. his wife secured d loan from Winship She was i'll at the time and he declares that she thought she was borrowing the money on a horse when instead she signed d bill of sale for furniture. He charges that when he sought Winship yesterday to pay him the $250 interest the defendant de- manded the entire sum which he was unable to pay. Then he says, Win ship cruelty assaulted him.
 Winship denies the story He ad- mits he wished the entire sum in view of the fact that he had no security. the horse being worthless and the furni- ture no longer in possession of the Hutchins. He charges that Hutchins started the quarrel
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
ARIZONA SEED CO.
 HAS NEW BOOKLET

The Arizona Seed Company of Phoenix has just issued very hand some 56 page 1917 seed annual. II compares favorably with that of the largest and best known seed compan- ies in the United States IL is pro- fusely illustrated not only with views of the products that the seeds grow but with the large line of supplies and accessories carried for the garden, for poultry and kindred lines
 The cover pages are beautifully Autographed in colors. and on the front cover is d striking reproduction of the Roosevelt Dam and the reser- voir filled with water.
 The Arizona Seed Company of which r. C. McNabb is president and manager. is more than a local institu- tion. Its field of activity covers a large part of the southwest. Nj. T. Hanson is secretary and treasurer. H. L. Fletcher is in charge of the poultry and pet stock department and L. w. Fletcher is manager of the seed de- partment
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04

LICENSED TO WE'D - Marriage licenses issued sesterday to Theodore w Booth and Jameldh Kourhan. and Carl lcsueur and klreria Pedcrsun.
 GRIFFIN LEAVES-James Grif- fe1, who passed the vacation period here. left last evening for Flagstaff where he will resume his studies at ;ha normal.
 MEETING IS PosTPoNeD-The meeting of the Mckinley School Par ent Teachers Association to be held today has been deferred to a time that will be announced later
 MORE BALlOTS--J. F.. Richards. county treasurer of Navajo county ar the last batch of ballots to be counted in the governnrship contest
 J. L. HUBBElL HERE-J. Lorenzo Hubbell. of Ganado Arizona, former state senator and more later candidate for presidential eiector on the Repub- lican ticket arrived in Phoenix yester- day for a few days business.
 DIRECTORIES WANTED There arc many inquiries by out of town people for copies of the Phoenix direc- tory for 1916. to be used for refer ences The chamber of commerce has asked it's members. having last years 1lrectOTieS ana no use TOT lnefn' lb turn them in at the office.
 ScCTTSDALE ROBBERY - Be. 'ween the hours of and Ii o'clock Tuesday evening. the home of II. z Primer of Scnttsdale was entered and robbed. Two suit cases and a large amount of wearing apparel constituted the loot The sheriffs office has nc trace of the robber.
 NO PRAYER MEETING A. H Davidson, chairman of the prayer meeting board announces that owing to the nclemency of the weather there will he no prayer meetings dur ing the remainder of the week. Tn, announcements for the coming week will be made on Sunday
 BANK CALL SSUED--State Audi tor Povce. who also enjoys the distinc- ton of being state bank comptroller has issued a call for statements from all the banks in the state under state control. MT Boyce explained that he did not issue the call merely to be of ficious, but just because it was tho proper time of the year to do so.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04

MRS. STUMP DIES-Mrs. Clem stump, who has lived on the Yuma road for the past seven years, died yesterday afternoon. She is survived by a husband. one daughter. Mrs. W E. Kelly. and seven sons, Manley, June and Lawrence, all attending school in California; Justice, Robert, Alfred and Donald. residing at home. No arrange ments have been made for the funeral services. the arrival of the sons who are in California being awaited.
 PEDERSON-LES Les ueur. son of J. T. Lesueur a leading business man of Mesa and Miss AL DeTta Pederson, were married by Judge Stanford yesterday afternoon. Both young people are well known on tEe south side where news of their marriage will come as surprise The brlde formerly lived in Mesa but has recently taken up her residence in California. A few weeks ago she made q return visit as 9he guest of her aunt. Mrs. James Rogers.
 BIG DAYS WORk-One days work in the office of the county treasurer in dollars and cents amount ed to S60,OO0 in receipts and disourse- ments Treasurer Sam Webb will not have many days during his term of office that will have greater claim 10 his attention. The receipts and delinquent taxes taker in by the of- flee amounted to $22,00O while the county warrants including the school warrants reached the sum of $3S, ,000
 JONES RETURNED-Chairm of the corporation commission, F. A Jones, returned to Phoenix yesterday after several weeks absence in San Francisco where he attended con- ference with attorneys for the Santa fe railroad relative to the coming trial of the three cent fare case before the United States district court w. A Sangster, secretary of the commission who in company with Assistant At torney General Kramer also attended the conference will not return for a. few days, remaining to gather in a few odds and ends
 A RUDE AWAKENiNG-While the family Of E. Q. Stewart, living on Route 1, about three miles north of l Tolleson were peacefully slumbeTing Sunday night, surrounded by visions If all the good things which the com ing year held in store for them, Dame | Fortune woke up to the fact that she still had one more 1916 trump card to play. About ten o'clock MT. Stewart | awoke to find that the woodwork above the fire place was in flames. With great difficulty he and Mrs. Stewart succeeded in awakening and getting out of danger their nine chil- dren, the youngest of whom is an in fant in arms. In less than an hour the house. with all it's furnishings, was burned completely to the ground. entailing loss of about one thousand l dollars
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
Neiqhborhood Prayer Meetings

While the general neighborhood prayer meeting program for the week has been called off on account of the weather. District No. has determined to go ahead with it's program. The meetings are in preparation for the Hart Magann revival meeting, and will be held as follows:
 Mrs W w Wilkinson. IA N. Sec ond Ave. leader, Rev R. C. Harker; Miss Anna Miller, 90l w. Adams St, leader, Miss Miller Mrs. George Pne- by. 12l2 W. Madison SL. leader. Mrs. K. Spratlen: Mrs. C. K. Osburn, S2d Willow Ave. leader. Mr. C. R. Osburn.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
Good Pcads Meetinu

There will D. A good roads meeting at the Washington school house to- morrow evening. Harold Bargman. county engineer will be the principal speaker of the evening. In addition to Mir. Bargmans talk, number of the local residents will be on the program. Following the speaking and discus sion, there will he a social evening and refreshments
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
WEATHER TODAY
TRepubIican A. p. Leased wir

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-For Ari- zona Thursday. generally fair. colder north portion Friday, fair with rising temperature.
 For Colorado: Thursday. local snow. slightly colder east portion; Friday generally fair.
 For New Mexico: Thursday general ly fair. except snow northwest portion. colder extreme east portion; Friday fair.
 For West Texas: Thursday, general " fair, colder extreme west; Friday fair.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
RAINY DAY scHEDULE-A S

cial arrangement of school hours has been made for the Phoenix schools on rainy days. The hours will be from nine in the morning until half past one in the afternoon. If pupils bring lunches work will be stopped at eleven o'clock to eat them. It is believed that this arrangement will generally meet wirh approval by the patrons or the schools.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
Pythisn Sisters Ball

A committee was appointed Tues day night by Purity Temple No. 9, Pythian Sisters to arrange for their annual St. Valentines Ball to be held Wednesday evening February 18th in Patrick's Hall. Plans are being pre- pared to surpass last years brilliant success. This ball is the event of the season and is looked forward to from year to year as an evening of enjoy raent Admittance will be by invita- finn only
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
w r r IL Annual Meet;no

The first meeting of the year of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held this afternoon at 2:l5. The devotional exercises are in charge Of Mrs. J. T. Bone. Following the usual custom. the meeting will be given over to social hour after the annual cleo tion of officers has been disposed of
Arizona republican., 1917-01-04
Real Estate Meetinq

Tomorrow afternoon at the chamber of commerce, the real estate men or the city will meet to discuss means Of meeting the demand for accommoda- tions The meeting will be called at 7 o'clock.