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The Holbrook news., 1917-05-18
Proper Food for Weak Stonachs.

Proper Food for Weak Stomachs.
 The proper food for one man may be all wrong for another. Every one should adopt. a diet suited to his age and occupation. Those who have weak stomachs need to be especially careful and should eat slowly and masticate their food thoroughly. It is also important that they keep their bowels regular. When they be- come constipated or when they feel dull and stupid after eating, they should take Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stom- ach and move the bowels. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. adv.
The Holbrook news., 1917-05-18
PROGRAM

PROGRAM
 Eighth Grade Commencement
 EIoIbrook Public Schools
 Friday Evening, May IS, 1917. S:3O o'clock Success Salutatorian The Future
 Lorraine Lopez, Secretary Millie Lee: Prophecies Modern Feudaism Andelin Peterson The Rose Aggie Key Old Glory Chorus The Red and the White Flosse Greer Climb Though the Rocks be Rugged Matte Johnson Class Advertiser Elmer Carroll Class Statstician Ed Woods Presentation Speech Clyde Rencher Patriotism Valedictorian
 Burton Richards Presentation of Diplomas Supt Joseph Peterson Goodbye - Chorus
 Class Flower-The Rose
 Class Coors-The Red and the White Class Motto-Clmb Though the Rocks be Rugged
 CLASS HONORS Soutatoran Maude Greer Valedictorian Burton Richards
 Class Dance after the Program
The Holbrook news., 1917-05-18
Expert KnowIedqe.

He-Do you know which is the most efficient arm of the service?
 She-Of course, I do. It's the one they put the stripes on.
The Holbrook news., 1917-05-18
Interesting PrOgrOm

Given by the Pupils of the HolbrOOk Public Schools in
 the High School Auditorium Last Night. We Must Go the Limit Mary Buck Our Flag Chorus Americas League to Promote Peace Minnie Wallace The Name of Old Glory Morris Richards Abou Ben Adhem Pantomime Rachel Thomas Reader; Lola Rencher, The Angel;
 Moncrieff Cousins, Abou Ben Adhem. Boy Scout Drill
 Spring Dance: Fifth and Sixth Grade Girls.
 THE PATRIOTIC PEANUT STAND
 Characters Yankee Doodle Jones' Ed Woods John Burton Richards; Henry Elmer Carroll; George Roy Thomas; Tommy, Wesley Newman; Molly, Flossie Greer; Jennie, Maude Greer; Annie Matte Johnson Susie, Lorraine Lopez Stubby Harold Divelbess; MT. Farnum, Willie Woods; Uncle Jerry Louis Divelbess Sam Clyde Rencher Deacon Podger Andeln Peterson; Miss Nancy Blodgett, Mlie Lee. High school girls. = = -:-. =
The Holbrook news., 1917-05-18

Given by the Pupils of the HOlbrOOk Public Schools in
 the High School Auditorium Last Night.
The Holbrook news., 1917-05-18
Want Land

Have buyers for large tract of land for stock ranch. Send full description, stock, price. terms, subject to usual commission.
 GEORGE WOODS, M-4-3w. Mcfarland, Cla.
The Holbrook news., 1917-05-18
CLASS HONORS

Class Dance after the Program
The Holbrook news., 1917-05-18
For Sole

My residence with two or three lots, and improvements thereon. For price and other particulars, address Sidney Sapp, Holbrook, Arizona. If.
The Holbrook news., 1917-05-18
Additional Local News

Hon. James Scott was in town several days this week from his ranch near Pine dale.
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. Berry hill left Holbrook Tuesday evening for Fl Paso, where MT. Berryhill has secured employment.
 Supervisor c. E: Owens is a county seat visitor today.
 Mis- Pauline Woods atten- ded a dance given by the high school students in Win slow Tuesday night.
 A tent show is operating on the lot west of the Navajo restaurant. Some trapeze i performers and a few other acts constitute the show.
 MT. and Mrs. Don c. Coo ley, of Cooley's ranch, were guests for several days this week at the home of Mrs. Cooley's cousin, Mrs. J. H. Scorse.
 Conrad Hess, the w e 1 l known wool grower, arrived in Holbrook last Saturday by automobile from Phoenix, where he wintered his sheep. His focks are being driven overland to his range near Heber.
 Miss Marbry Henning spent Sunday at the home of her brother, L. c. Henning, when enroute to her home at Pinto, from Flagstaff, where she had finished a course in the state normal.
 N. P. Olson, president of the Olson Construction Co.,, :, builders of the Holbrook school house, accompanied by A. H. Miller, secretary of the company, left here last Saturday for St. Johns, where they expect to start work on the new county court house at once.
 Judge F. W. Perkins of Flagstaff was in Holbrook a few hours Tuesday when en- route to his home from St. Johns where he had sat as judge in a water suit tried in superior court.
 George Scott, prominent wool grower of Show Low, arrived in Holbrook last Friday evening by automo- bile from Mesa, where he had spent the winter. His sheep are being driven over land to their summer range.
 The foundation for the new ice plant was laid this week by Jack Jolly. The machinery will be here in a few days and the building will be finished in a short time.
 Ernest Mickey, who is em- ployed as cowboy on the CaMness ranch near Linden, had a leg broken by a horse falling with him this morn ing. News of the accident was telephoned to L. H. Mickey, uncle of the injured man, and MT. Mickey left at once with Dr. Bazell for Linden.
 L. H. Mickey, livestock in- for Navajo county, returned Wednesday from where he had spent several days attending tOI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
g IN / s 8.

SSucob gocih IT,, mar an Der Grip
pc erfranft, befinoet iid ieooh mic
ser o,f ser geiieritng.
Sid Sluetid, elmer bon Sen meni-
gen Sorruer oie mebr 9artoffeln oils
fir Den Samilien . @ebral,d geaogen
bobcn, bat Ieste ISOLDE ieinen 9oil5ett
lteberiduB gu $500 pro 9uideI Der
fault. Die boben 8reiie peroen our
Solge baben bob bieies 5rilbjobr
mebr 2~artoffeIn gepflanat merbelt
oils je siippr.
llniere Sdule mar cine ISOLDE lang
aeidloiien, "a Die meilten Der Shlt-
Ter an oen Waiern erfranft maren.
Ilf Der abolpb 9ieber Sarm miro
aln 9ienstae. Sen 10. Mar5 cine Ser
Iteigerune oes bemegliden gigen-
tbums ser @itttpe 9ieber ltattfinoen.
SsSn nnIerem Gountp peroen jest
mcbr automobile aIs 9uegies uno
onoere @efGbrte perfauft unb bafiir
iino niht MIR sic boben Sarmpro=
BUTTE i6ulo, ionoern Scr trcdene
@inter 1lnb Ser baburd berurIahte
ausge5eidnete 3uitanb unierer Goln-
tp &oabs. SSn elm ooer apei Sobren
,eienet bier in unierer ytadbarlhatt
beinabc ieber Sarmer Elm gllito, pern
ser .Gnfuuf 10 anidlt mic in ben les.
ten Monaten.
Srit Shrocber bon Roiebuo mar
am Samstug bier als @ait ieines
gcrmonbtcn, Mife 8ceih. Son bier
aus begob er iid nad Sermann nlo
f,1br in einem nel,en Soro.@uto, oas
or bort aetanft bate, nod Sal1le.
Geo. unb Wtife 9oei6 iino alif
Sermann Moedli's Sarm nit 2ono-
fldren beidGftigt.
Gus. 2aborbe, Ser Siebbanbler
bon Berger mar lebte ISOLDE in l,r1-
ierer 8egenb lnb fa,1fte cine In5abl
8ieb bon Gus. 8railtigam.
@boIpb 8oei6 bat sic 8%eblenbrinf
Sarm gemietbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

Iufidub nit Der ridtigen gebano.
lung 81 beginner.
IS lit BON sr6Bter 8idti9tei oaB
mon Elm pirfialnes Seilmittsl Ipablt.
IS iollte feline 3eit nit Experiment
tieren perlorcn geben. gs bereitet
uns @emlgtulne, iagen 5u fonnen,
bnB Sorni's Ilpenfrdrter geraoe oas
ridtige SeiImittel lit. IS borte iton
Dor bunoert Sabren a,f, Elm grperi-
ment 81 fem unb beiist einen url9e'
bro6enen &cforo in Der eriolgreider
@ebunolune Der Grippe uno nbrl'
liher 2eioen. Serr Sobn Sinbrids
bon ellington, 9. 9, idreibt bar
iiber: Glide unierer &inoer pareIl
an Der Grippe %erfranft, aud mar ibr
Wagcn aneegriffen nno lie fonnten
ni6ts eiien. alpenfrduter balf ibnen
iofort, unb es mar nidt notig, Den
s(r5t gu rufen, Der q Meilen emit
fernt nobnt." Serr Sranf Snolpi9
bon Clifton @is., idreibt: "Seste
ISOLDE batten mir ollie bic Grippe,
aber mir nabmen Mpenfrdllter Gin,
urb iinb ieet alIe ipieoer 9eiul'o."
Sn GbnIif,er @eiie baben tallleno a1l'
oere 2eutc geidrieben.
llnglei6 anberen Weoi6inen 1T
Sorni's Mpenfr6uter nidt in apo-
tbefen at boben. 2ofalagenten lie
fern es oireft bonn 2aboratorlllm.
Solltc fein Igent in Scr Natbar'
idait iein, 10 idreibe man an: Or.
Setter Subrncp & Cons 60, Chicago,
Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Qie(ef6e gde- ote(ef6e Strmta, atb immer nod B
6iAt9fem 2sret(e fit 6efes
Qamber un0 SMuuateriQlicn
Glcn& cum6er Go.
Hermaitf, MO.

Sral1en oieies 2anbes Die trele Silfe
iein, %umiomebr als bic Mufgaben 6es
rWlltteroanfes" in Die &etbe Der
oringenbiten @egentpartsforoerangen
geboren: Sriib5eitige nnteritiisnng
unb 8erat1lng Der &riegs . W1tter,
G%rndbruna uno 5wedmabige Gflege
ser Salelinge in &inoerbeimen oes
Hoten &reuacs, Notwithstanding
gen bel &inbern i'm S1uglingsalter,
alle bieie Sraeen %fonnten MIR nit
Silfe Ser oft %erprobten Organization
oes Oclttiden Rpten 9reu5es geloit
meroen.
2eetc 8erifte aus Seutidlano lai.
len leioer erfennen, oaB trob aller
bpgieniihen @orfebrungcn, Die Saug.
lines = Sterblihfeit ipieoer sll5ul,eb.
men brobt. Sier gilt es NIT allen
Mitteln entgeeen5liarbeiten, bieie Got
lit oringenb, uuo bier trdgt 8oltun
3inien.
@idt obne &iibrune miro cine
bertide Sral1 Die ihoncn, bon Der
Delegation bes 9eutiden @eten
&rel5es fir sic gereinigten Staaten
berausgegebenen M,.tterbanf. Sdrifs
ten" ans Ser Sanb legen, oenn lie
aeigen in elmer &eibe ent5iidenoer
fleiner Iufnabmen Elm %getreres Bib
ser iiineiten Sdiitlinee bes Soften
&reuaes ,,nb ibrer Niitter i,no 8fle'
gerinnen. I'm cine moglihit groBe
3abI bon Sreunbinnen Dem 8erfe 5l
gctpinnerl, itno iomobl Shriften IN
engliider ipie in belltiher Sprahe er-
i6ienen i,nb nerben bon Der &an5'
lei bes Soften &reuses, 1928 8roao'
man. Stem gorf, germ 4oitenlos ber-
ianbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Splbatenfin6er.

gu ben pielen io5ialen Sragen, Die
burd ben Grieg uno feline lange
9qrer befonoers brennenb eetporben
iinb, eebort Sic Gorge fir Die &inoer
arbeitenoer Miittcr, beren @atten I'M
5eloe iteben. 8as miro ans oen
aleinen unS Mlerfleiniten, penn Ser
Softer in iteter 9efabr i6iuebt lno bic
Nutter babeim eenotiet III, benz @r.
lperb nadaugeben9 Sollen lie, Die
Sdulpflidtigen, Dem GinfluB Der
Strabe perfallen uno ol1r6 Wangel
on aufiidt berwiloern uno perfoms
men2 Sollen iie, Die gan5 aleinen,
ourd Mangel an Bfleee ober infolge
ungeniigenber Nabrung gar 81
Grunbe geben?
I'M piebiel triiber g%eitaltet itd oas
9ilb ioaialen glenoes, in Sallen, tpo
sic Rrieserfrau Der Nieoerfunft emit
gegeniiebt, obne 81 milien, OBJ Der
8ater, Sen Elm giitises @eidid in al
lem @rauen lno Sdreden bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bepaDren nlo'
ge, iemals bas Nelgeborene in Der
8iege idlammern ieben miro. Das
Gaiein elmer iolden bebiirftigen &rie.
eerfrau lit mabrlid Gin "Saneen
uno 8ansen in idpebenoer BeirL"
benin: vibre Stub lit bin, ibr Ser5 lit
idper."
@s mar porausauieber, buB oelt-
ihe Srauen in Imerifa, penn lie itt)
sic SGrte uno bas groBe Ser5eleio,
oas Der &rieg imnler peiter bera,1f'
belfp6rt, bereegenmdrtigen ibr Wsit.
aefiibl beionbers ben notleioenoen
Wiittern ,,nb &inbern alluenoen mir
Den. Gin ieoer @ufruf, ben Der
rWutterbanf" oes Oeutlhen Hotel1
areu5es erlieB, fano freuoigen @tes
oerbalI, uno oie bielen nN1ltteroanf-
@ruppen," Die iid in fait allen Set
len Der 8ereinieten Staaten gebiloet
baben, fabren ,nbeirrt in ibrem mer1'
fdenfreunbliden 8irfen fort.
unperseiien miro ben oelttid9en
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
8eieitigt ben Sniteu.

Gin "%badenber" Suiten idpddt bas
ganse Spiten, entfrdftet cure gner-
gle unb miro idlimmsr, penn ber-
nadiIiiiet; eller SaIs 1T rob, el,re
8rult idmer5t unb Sic fiiblen franf
i'm %angemeinen. 8eiieitigt bic Or
fGltung iofort NIT 9r. Sings nel,er
entbefune. Ser berubigsnbe 9aliam
beiIt Die irritirten @epebe, oie anti
ieptiiden uno laratiben 8eitanbtbeile
tobten sic 8eime r,nb bertreiben Sic
@rfaltine. SolIt 9r. Sings nel,e
@ntbedi,ne beute bei current @potbe.
fer, SOC. (slbb. y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Die Ssmptome Der Grippe. s

Die Ssmptome Der Grippe. Sll
ser &egeI tritt Die Grippe epioemiid
auf, infoIge bon @itterungsperbalt.
niiien. Sbre Spmptome iino manig.
faltig. sic beeinnt NIT Sieber, oft.
mails nit S6ittelfroit, 8opfidmer3,
Sdmera in Den @lieoern, Druid iiber
ben Irgen, l,no GROCER f6rperlider
ShmGde. Ser Ippetit Iabt nad
llnb Ser Stublgang miro nnregel'
mGBig. 8epobnlid iuerben aut Die
9,u1een in @itleioenidaft ge5ogen,
mas Suffer- Shnupfen unb Seiler.
felt our Solsc bat. Oft greift Die
Grippe aud ben Wagen an nno Der.
llriad,t 0urdfall. Iaaenidmer5, SIP.
petitloiigfeit unb iogur erbrehen.
gieIe idtpere uno gefabrlide &ranf-
beiten fcnnen bi,rb sic Grippe her.
borgerufen tperoen, uno es lit barum
ratium, BEL ser eriten, Ieidteiten @r-
ideinune bieier Spmptome. obne
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

Henry Schuch. Emil U, Schuch.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Splbatenara6.

Gin idlidtes &re13
3piiden spei @~derfaIten -
9aIb ibneit's
unb oedt Die lebte Spltr .
Son einem, ser Sabne fdpur
unb feinen Shtpur eebalten.
Ser @eeen tpuid Sen Namen ab
8erIoren unb pergeiienl
Solbatenerab. SoIoatengrab, -
Dos feline Sbrdnei1 n1iien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

"" lT~v
Ding, Sic tonne
frpb fem iii sic
tonne lade. bietabs
Sbne Sbre .lisfper
Greuno Pbilipp is
trant gepefe III
mar in ben Sos
pitteI un bat i4on
nit ben finite Iuse
mad en- Plab gssudt.
no an bic Grontssbt
bas Wort .Sem<
meterrie" aefhripne
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
fermann
armor=:@ranuwerfs
bon.
SChuCh Bros

- er NJ q n H. W D.
8erfertigen Nonumente, @rab-
Iteine uIip. aus Grant unb Marmor;
ebenfalls g~infaiiungen fir @rdber
ober SamiIienpldse. Stets cine
grobe MusmabI fertiger Nonumeute
on Sano. N1r bas bette Mtaterial
miro gebraudt. Breiie nie6rig un6
Sufrieoenbeit %garantirt.
Sdn& Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Ofener sdBrethrhrtef nss
abiltpp sanrrampfer.
1852.

Mein lieber Serr Reoattion1r: -
Hispano América., 1917-11-25

En- una reciente ofensiva de los ae-
r~oplanos ingleses sobre la capital de
Turquia, los a%viones lograron dejar
caer sus bombas en- Ell crucero turco
Sultan Semil' que era antiguamente
Ell "Goeben"
Los aviones hicieron SUI ataque vo-
lando por encima de la peninsula de
Gallipoli y de la ciudad de Constan-
tinopla.
La bomba que cayo en- Ell crucero
provoc6 una gran explosion. Ademas
fue tocado dos veces por bombas un
barco llamado Gel general que Sc
dice sirve como Quartet general de
los alemanes en- Constantinopla.
Tambien fue tocada por dos bonn
bas la Secretaria de Guerra turca.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
UN GRAN BALE DEL SENIOR
ROBERTO SILVA

Debido a la galanteria y esplendi-
dez del joven p%residente del Club Ju-
venud y Reforma, don Roberto S.
Silva, Sc va a dar I'm gran bale ell
proximo mes de diciembre, probable
mente Ell dia 8 en- uno de los ~salones
mas buenos de San Francisco.
FL senior Silva ha hecho todos los
preparativos para que la fiesta que O.
frece al sexo femenino de la colonia
hispanoamericana, resulte muy bril-
llante.
Aun no Sc noe los nombres de
las comisiones encargadas de dar re-
lieve brilante a esta fiesta, pero Sc
esperan gratas sorpresas, pues asi 10
ha anunciado el laborioso Presidente
de la agrupacion que cada dia pros
pera ms bajo la direction del senior
Silva.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
LOS LENINISTAS SITIAN A
KERENSKY

True translation filed with the Post
master at San Francisco Cal on No
vember % 1917, as required by the
Act Of October 6 1917.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
LA CAPITAL DE TURQUIA ES
BOMBARDEADA

True translation filed with the Post
master at San Francisco CA on No
vember % 1917, as required by the
Ect of Oc.ober 6 1917.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25

DeSpachOS prOCedehteS ue WIZ
grade, fechados ell dia 10 indican que
el general Dukhonin ha asumido tenn
poralmente el mando de ~comandante
en- Jefe de las tropas de Kerensky,
despues de la desaparicion de este,
de quien Sc dice que hugo disfrazado
de marinero.
Ell sitio en- Moscou
Los mismos despachos indican que
siete mil cadetes militares y tres NH
hombres de tropa, estan sitiados en-
Ell premlin de Moscou por dieciocho
mil leninistas. Estos estan bombar-
deando las a%ntiguas murallas y edifi-
clos de la ciudad con artilleria de
grueso calibre.
Sc ha informado a la Prensa Aso-
ciada, por I'm americana que lego de
Moscou, que los informes relatives a
saoueos e i~ncendios han sido exage-
radios.
Sc ~calcula que las perdidas de vidas
desde que estallo la nueva revolution
es de dosmil a cinco mil.
1900 cosacos muertos y heridos.
BESIDE Londres indican que I'm des-
pacho procedente de Petrogardo y
que lego con bastante retraso, II
cia que mil q%uinientos cosacos fueron
muertos 0 heridos en- IN combate q Sc
libro cerca de Alejandrowsky, cinco
mi1las al sudoeste de P~etrogrado.
Esta information procede de fuen-
ties maximalistas.
Kerensky retrocede.
Las fuerzas del primer ministro
Kerensky, que avanzaron de Gatchi-
ma, a Tsarskoe Selo, han sido derro-
tadas por las fuerzas de los soldados
Y trabajadores entire este ultimo Id
gar y Pulkova, doce millas de Petro-
grado.
Los contingencies de Kerensky han
retrocedido a Gatchina.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
Sc REANUDA Ell TRAFICO EN-
TIRE TORREON Y MON
TERREY, N. L.

Debido a desperfectos naturales en-
la via ferrea de Monterrey a Torreon,
habian dejado de correr los trenes q
en- ella hacen Ell servicio,
Hispano América., 1917-11-25

YEA listed Ell ANUNCIO DE
LIBROS DE "Hispano-America"
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
LibrOs en- EspahOl
de venta en- las ofiCinas de
"HiSpanO America"
$40 Sansome St. Ser. piso BIS BIC

OBRAS DE LA GRAN GUERRA
8 VOLUMENES ENCUADERNA-
DOS EN- TELA A UN Dollar
CADA VALUMEN:
Los titulos de cada volumen son
los s~iguientes:
- cEs
CAUSAS DE LA GUERRA
LA CAMPANA DE LIEJA
EN- LA LINEA DE FUEGO
HITORIA INTIMA DE LA
DIPLOMACIA ALEMANA
LA INVASION DE BELGICA
LA RETIRADA HACIA PARIS
LA MOVILIZACION RUSA
LA BATALLA DEL MARINE
POR EDUARDO ZAMACOIS
LA EUROPA Sc VA.
I'm volumen empastado S1.25.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
CLASICOS
M. de CERVANTES SAAVEDRA:
DON QUIJOTE DE LA MANCHA

Edicion monumental, exornada
con laminas grabadas en- acero
y O un mapa de los sitios de
las aventuras del ilustre manche-
go.
Dos vol1menes IS por 26 de
1902 paginas en- tela con PLAN
chas doradas y lomo de pieI, en-
1000 dolares.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-23

day mOtored to Superior. The party spent the day at that place, returning to Phoenix last evening
 IRON SPRINGS COOL-Word was received yesterday from several of the Phoenix coloniStS at the northern Ari- Zona camp club that the weather in that vicinity is delightful. Showers in the afternoon are frequent, lasting but short time making the evenings very pleasant.
 DR. JAMES FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for the late Dr. H. J. James, formerly medical director of St Luke's home, who died Friday morning, will be held at 9:30 o'cIock this morn- ing at the Maus chapel. They will be conducted by the Rev. J. R. Jenkins, archdeacon of Arizona. Interment will be at Greenwood cemetery.
 WOMAN NEDDS WORK-There is a woman said to be well skilled in Gressmaking who is badly in need of work She may be located at 1l31 East Taylor street and will he glad 70 go out to work at dressmaking
 the day as that is the sole de- pendence of the family. The Asso- ciated Charities is doing it's best to find work for her
 FINISHING DIRT FiLl-The dirt fill on the east end of the Agua F'ria bridge is nearing completion. Jack White is foreman in charge of the work for the state., The highway department also is installing one quarter mile of Dean channel chang CTS above this bridge in the endeavor to replace the Agua Fria in it's old channel under the new highway and railroad bridge It is a case of put ting a river under bridge
Arizona republican., 1917-07-23
TOWN TOPICS
SHOES FOR WOMEN

SHOES FOR WOMEN-The Asso- ciated Charities is appealing for large sized waists and shoes for women. There are several worthy cases in need of such articles of clothing.
 NOTICE TO DOCTORS Members of Maricopa county medical associa- tions are requested to meet at H. M Maus chapel at 9:3O o'clock, this morning to attend the funeral of Dr. H. J. James. Dr. William H. Sar- gent. secretary
 PARDON BOARD MEETS - The board of pardons and paroles held a meeting at Florence on Friday and recommended pardons and paroles for twenty-five convicts at the state pen itentiary This is the first meeting the board has held in four months.
 WHITE BOYS WIN-In an exciting seVen-inning game yesterday afternoon on the Polk street grounds, a pickup team of white players defeated the negro Giant nine to the tune of 8-7. The batteries were De Priest and John son for the Pickups, and Anderson and Fl. Hudson for the Giants.
 MOTOR TRiP-Combining pleasure with business, Eugene Goldman, Sid : ney Goldman, Joseph Melczer of Gold : man and company the local wholesale grocers. and Chester Goldberg yester-
Arizona republican., 1917-07-23
NEW UNIFORMS FUR
 THE POLICE RESERVES
Hip. hip, hurrahi

Hip, hip, hurrahi
 Wave the flag and take your hats off
 Four hundred and twenty five spick and span uniforms have arrived for the five companies of police reserves The uniforms will be distributed Monday and "our boys will look like regular "Sammies in the khaki, campaign hats and leggins.
 There will be no special dress re- hearsal, but an unusual number of spectators will be on hand for the next drill.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-23
PERSONAL MENTION

MT and Mrs. H. E. Layton of Superior, and MT. and Mrs. H. E. Layton of Franklin, Pa, are a party at the Adams.
 Fred c. Sibley of Boston, factory man for the Willys- Overland Auto mobile company, is at~the Adams.
 J. P. Hutchinson, who has been at Long Beach, Cal, for a vacation, returned yesterday driving a big new automobile. He leaves today for his mines at Wickenburg.
 Celora Stoddard, of Stoddard is in the city stopping at the Adams
 H. J. Hough and J. F. Proctor are here from Los Angeles in the inter est of the automobile blue book They are at the Adams.
 F. P. Hughes, Leach Motor Car salesman, is at the Adams. He is accompanied by Mrs. Hughes.
 T. w. Besse of the Sullivan Ma chinery company of Fl Paso is at the Adams.
 w W. Dunbar of Parker is a guest at the Adams.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-23
TO BEGIN ADDITIONS
 AT TEMPE NORMAL

Work is to be started today on the new additions and improvements at the Tempe Normal school. The improve ments are to consist of a boys dor mitory, d central heating plant and the completion of the school hospital For the building of the dormitory the last session of the state legislature ap- propriated $50,000 and a like sum for the construction of the heating plant It is expected that these will be com pleted in six months.
 The commission on state institutions will today ask for bids on all supplies and materials for the completion of the work. The plans are all in readiness to start the work at once.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-23
DIFFICULT WORK ON
 FLORENCE BRIDGE

The highway commission will soon begin the work of placing temporary filling at the north end of the Florence bridge and across the sandy portion of the north approach to enable motor traffic to more easily negotiate this bad stretch of road and at the same time to reduce the hauling cost on gravel from the prison pit, where con victs are loading gravel to be used on the new concrete bridge.
 The fills will be made of minimum width so as to reduce the amount of loss should an extraordinary flood occur before the protection work above the bridge is completed.
 The bridge foundations are being placed as rapidly as the treacherous sand of the Gila will permit This bridge cannot be completed before De- cember.