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Arizona republican., 1917-02-07

glory or shame; his coming delight or
despair. Answered correctly, it means
glory, joy. eternal peace. eternal salts
faction in this life: the assurance of
Gods love, in the life to come a dwell
ing with God where there are pleas
ures eVermOre'
Give heed to the teachings Of God,
lest you slip. and the opportunity for
salvation be forever lost These are
moments Of opportunity. ard if let
pass may never come again. If under
the law every offense is punished how
can it be that we shall escape punish
ment if we despise and neglect the
perfect revelation, the perfect salvation
Of Jesus? Neglect is as dangerous as
rebellion. and men lose a thing as
completely if they let it slip as if they
threw it away.
on a great Cunard liner not long
ago was a wealthy young man on his
way to Europe. He had no thought of
suicide or of dying. He was anticipat-
ing the good times he would have
abroad. He leaned too far forward
over the rail of the deck slipped and
fell into the water. His father saw
him in Ihe water, and offered thouS-
and dollars to the man who would save
his SON. \ lifeline was thrown and a
boat lowered. He was rescued and was
raised back to the rail. Suddenly his
body slipped from the hands of his
rescuers, and he fell. crushing in his
head against the side of the ship and
disappeared forever He did not mean
TO die. He was careless. The end
came after he was apparently saved
We must be prepared for any contin-
gency.
The Israelites. who were cowed by
Goliath. were like some of the church
members today who do not make
themselves known. David, trusting in
God. Slew the giant. Daniel was told
that he must not pray to God but to
the king instead He disregarded these
orders and was thrown in the lions
den. from which by the grace of God
his backbone rescued him. God took
care of Daniel and he will of you"
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
LEPPY LAMBS WILL
BE WELL GUARDED

MESA. Feb. 6.-Sheepnen in the
Mesa country have issued warning
that any one found in the uniaw-
fui possession of "leppy' lambs
will he prosecuted. New for the
enlightenment of the tenderfoot.
Whenever an eve has twin lambs,
which is not an unusual occur
renee, she Immediately makes her
choice and refuses to allow the
other any food. While sheep were
SO low in value, the sheepmen
would not bother to educate the
hardhearted mother that it was
her Christian duty to look after
both her offspring, but now lambs
are lambs. Just an ordinary ornery
lamb today make real nice
Dreaded chop. which runs into
money ike rare old lace So no
more lambs will re given away and
anyone caught with the goods will
be prosecuted TO the extent of the
law.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
ACTED LIKE HOGS

James Miller. Jr., the usually genial
clerk of she superior court, was in
anything bat his normal frame Of mind
when on awakening recently. he found
that the money making swine Of the
Salt River valley had invaded his flow
er garden and converted tho rrady to
bloom beauties into porl- Alilier' l0vc
Of the beautiful suf.er~d e severe
shock. and for tho time being il was
only his long association with the de-
p2rtment of justice that pierced hil
becoming a ruthless avenger of the
dea ID Of his nosics
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
MU[LEN'S TEAM IS
WINNER Of CONTEST

TEMPE, Feb With an addition
between 80 ard % to its ranks. the
Tempo Community club closed its
membership contest Monday night
and 1T no far distant date the men,
heis and their ladies will fest at the
expense of DR.. A. j. Matthews and
his team of losers. An actual count
on the standing of the two sides was
not obtain1ble from Secretary w. "
Windes last evening but he vouched
for the statement that Captain J. O..
Mullen's team had won. even though
he he 4 loser.
The membership campaign has
reaped more than financial returns.
While several hundred dollars were
added to the treasury. the outstand-
ing feature vas the unusual interest
that has Keen aroused in the Com
munity clph's work and the new
members added to the ones already
in will make things hum The chb
hasN its first open session with the
dinner that is to he given ny the
losing team and mnumerahle social
and business programs VIII follow
that.
PASTURE WANTED - u or 20
acres close in Address Rox 202A.
Republican Tempe.-Adv n
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
CHILDREN TAKE
CHARGE Of MEET
AT..TAbERNACLE

Those who failed to attend the re-
vival at the Tabernacle last night
missed the greatest sight ever seen in
Phoenix. Nearly one hundred kiddies.
trained to the minute, sang with all
the enthusiasm that grips the heart of
any adult who has an interest in kids.
They sang and whistled and yelled
just like college boys at a big football
game
At the opening Of the service, some
youn2ster that would come up to Nc
Cams knee got up and lead the yell
ing; after this came seXtets duets
quartets. and soloets by Riddles hard
~ big enough TO know what song is \
great deal OF credit is due to E,vangel-
list McGann in the way in which he led
the choir and his perfect understand
ing of handling large groups ,of kids.
The hit Of the evening was eight
little chaps keeping time on all kinds
of Instruments TO the tune of the fam
ous song Of the Wisconsin IIniversity.
tOn to Victory" They sang religious
songs to the tune Of popular songs
such as Its IA Long Way to Upper
airy" The Brewers Big Horses Can't
Run over Me- Since Daddy Hit the
Trail Little Miss Edith Season
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. @. Sex
son. sang The Holy City"
Hart took the bits in his teeth and
ran away with the wagon last night
After the invitation was given there
We're thirtyfour conversions.
Mr. Harris text last night was: How
shall we escape if we neglect so great
salvation" Heb. 2:3. A portion Of
the sermon follows:
Upon the answer to the foregoing
question of Scripture depends mans
future happiness or woe: his future
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
AUNT JENNA WILL
HAVE POCKET READY

CHANDLER. Feb. G.-The members
of the Methodist Aid Society are busily
preparing for the social to be held in
the church on Tuesday evening Feb
ruary IS. Aunt Jemima,1 the old
lady with many POCKETS. win be pre-
sent and the audientr VIII be allowed
to choose a pocket and by paying the
price set uron that particular pocket
will become the possessor Of the pocket
with its contents. Everyone is invited
to come early and stay late and enjoy
the fun which VIII be going on all
evening.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
RUBBER COMPANY VOLUNTEERS
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The United
states Rubber company. which con
troiS the resources of A. factories and
a number Of large plantltions. and is
said to lie the largest rubber manu-
faeturer in the world, has placed its
manufacturing and distributing re-
sources 1T the service Of the govern
ment, il was announced tonight.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
TIE LITTLE DESERT FLOWER

There are 10 flowers Of earth more
lainty than the tiny blossoms in
sprinStime on the face Of the Arizona
desert. and there are no maidens of
any land more charmingly sweet than
me little girls who COO their way into
ne affections Of our Arizona families.
one such opened her blue eyes upon
the Dan Hilbert home the other dav
md decided it would do and straight
way adopted the whole family much To
the delight Of father and mother and
the little ladvis brothers and sieters
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
sHowER FOB BRIDE TO BE

\ VerY delightful OCCASION was the
shower given by Mrs. l.. e. Johnson
at the family residence. last evening in
honor Of Miss Lola Hostetter, who is
soon to become the bride Of MELVIN
Dana of this city.
y number of guests were present and
the charming young lady was the re-
cipient of many pleasing little articles
both ornamental and useful for the
new home nest soon to be established
by the happy young couple. Miss Hos
letter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
c. Hostetter and Mr. Dana is the son
of Bishop and Mrs. Isaac Dana.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
PERSONAL MENTION

Q. : StapIey has gone @ Los An
seles on business. He win return the
later part Of the week.
Judge r. a. Kingsbury was in Phoe-
nix on business Yesterday.
Rev. Francis Bloy was called to
lhoeniX yesterday to attend a funeral
John johnson a recent arrival in the
valley has decided to settle in Mesa.
The family will reside on East Second
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
RAY NICHOLS .Jr.

The Ray" part may not be the name
,hosea bur at any rate Ray Nichols.
i've fire insurance hustler. believes that
the handsome ten FOUNDER who
smoked mt the heart portals Of the
Nichols home Yesterday and was
straightway received with joy. looks
very much like his Daddy. Mrs. Nichols
and the ycunGster are getting along
nicely.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
PROTECT NEWPORT NEWS YARD
Republican A. p. Leased WireJ

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Feb. g.
AS a precautionary measure all Ger
man employees who have not become
naturalized citizens of the United
States are being laid off by the New
port News ShipbuildinS and Dry Dock
company. Ample measures to nrO-
tect the yard especially the battle
ship Mississippi, recently launched,
nave been taken.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
TAYLOR BOYS TO APPEAR

The two boys Devlin and Dallas Tay-
Tor now in Jail at Phoenix following
their arrest on the night Of the assault
upon a three year-old girl. will be
brought before Judge Kingsbury at
Mesa today, and after preliminary will
be sent back to so before the Juvenile
court
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
DOUBLE BILL AT MAJESTIC

There vii he two five-reel produc-
tions at the Majestic tonight and both
are star features. Bessie Barriscale
Will be seen in The Awakening of
Helena Richie play based on Mar
'garet Deland's novel of that name. and
Cleo Madison appears in BLACK Or
chids" Elue Bird feature. Either Of
these dramas alone would furnish a
worth the money show
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL

Mrs. Bessie Wright. Chambers
efficient telephone nrerator. WAS tax
en- very i'll on Tuesday morning and
was at once removed to the St
Joseph's hospital in l-noeniN, where she
VIII he operated upon lor acute appcn-
dicitis.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07

We're ordered in December, shipped
January 9Th from New York and ar
rived here Feb. 9Th. The Stapley com
pany did not know their harrows had
stop over privileges and have been
considerably Inconvenience over the
DELAY
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
GOOD SERVICES HEt0

The services at the Baptist church
on Sunday Were marked by a deep
spiritual interest At the evening ser
wee. -four PEI sons asked for the pray
ers of the congregation. The mid week
prayer service will be held As usual on
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock, and
Training class win meet IN The church.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
FORMER Ell PASo MAYOR DEAD
[RepubIican A. p. Leased wire1

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. C.
coward Charles Pew. Y years old.
former mayor of Ell Paso. Texas. died
today at his homo here. He was
past grand master of the Mfscnic
Grand lodge Of Texas. Pew is sur
vived by widow and a son. The
latter lives in Fl Paso.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
ARoUsING THE FIRE eoYs

Snme mischieVous person. whose
identity is yet 90 Ne ascertaned
aroused al Tempe to a state of ex-
citcment abcIt S o'clock Monday
evening when he sounded the fire
he'll and then HE'D himself To- cover to
watch the fire laddieS. turn out and
hunt for the fire. The guilty one
himself gave just enough taps on tho
alarm 70 start things going and then
after he heat it an innocent and eX-
cited fireman appeared on the scene
ane eontirIed to sound the alarm
Poth hose companies and half TIM
town turned ont bur where The fire
WIS or who the first person was that
sounded the alarm has not been dis
covered. Ii is said that Monday wa
the regular night for the meeting o.
thei fire bows and that the fire alarm
WIS sourdcd 10 insure the presence OF
Cfum Wicklifie and the other mem
hers at the session.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
HERE FROM CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Ben Strope and daughter. Mary.
Of Long Bcacis California. arrived in
chandler on Monday and are guests at
the home of her parents. Mr and Mrs
W A. Brooks
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
ADMIRAL MAY DIES


BOSTON, Feb. 6.-Rear Admiral
Edward May. L. S N. died at his
home here today at the age of 10
years. He was relieved in 1900 with
The rank Of rear admiral in recognl-
ton of his services in the civil war
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
WOODMFN MEETING

The Modern Woodmen will hold
their regular meeting this evening ir
iIe.Odd Fellows h1n and have initiation
work booked as the feature item Of
the program The lodge viii also
consider matters important to the
successful presentation of THE
Wpodman." which viii BE presented
under their auspices at the opera
house on Monday evening Of next
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
CITY COUNCIL MEETING

The city council held its regular
monthly meeting last evening The reg
ular routine business of the month
received attention.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
CLUB MEETING WEDNESDAY

The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Woman's club will he held
ON Wednesday afternoon A number
Of items of business viii he presented
and it is urged tina, all members BE
present.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
BODY is TAKEN EAST

The body OF Homer Fent was snip
ped on Monday, To the home Of his
father William Fcnt, in Mendon Ohio
Mrs. Fent and two small children ac-
compan;ed the remains and will in the
future live with friends in Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
RETURNS HONE

Mrs Maggie Richards who has
been visiting FOR some time il Tempe
with her daughter Miss Eva Grif
fifth. cenarsed yesterday Cor her home
in Cline. Colorado
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
NEVlTTS gFTtIPN

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 6. hewitt returned
Yesterday morning from Blue Springs
Nc. where They We're called somv
weeks ago hy the illness and suisse
uutnf death or Mrs Nevtts mother
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
SHOOTERS TO SHOOT

The Mesa rifle club will have prac-
tice shoot at the local range on Thurs
day afternoon All members are re-
1uested to be on hand
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07

1t is hoped that there viii be a large
number present on Thursday afternoon
when the w. c. T. L. will meet and
elect officers.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
THEIR SECOND Eov

: ro!ast baby boy arrived vester-
day morning 10 add joy to the home
Of Mr.. an6 Mrs. Roy W. Nichols. IL
is the second hov in tho family.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
pAONE MEN AERE

4. 4. Geitins and f. j. Meyer. Of
ficiIls of ,he Mou7NiIp States Tcle-
phone and Telegraph company. were
callers 1t the local exchange yester-
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
NEW MOVIES TONIGHT

Suppose Won were condemned to be
hanged md the girl YOU were in love
with asked you to marry her so that
she could fulfill the requirements o.
"a will which make it necessary 70,
her t. be married ut once to inherit
Il fortune. What would YOU de
especially when you knew ;hat after
Norr death she intended TO marry the
man who mad caused the death of
Your little crippled sister? This is
tho problem that comforts, Mark
West in The World Against Him
This unusual an3 highly entertaining
lhUto1rama VIII be seen at the Ore.a
House tonight
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
70 PpEACA HERE

The Tempe Normal Y. W. G. \.
at It's meeting tomorrow evening will
listen to an addrees by Rex. w $
Buchanan. pastor of the Christian
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
DELAYED SHIPMENT

The o. S. Sllpiey company has just
experienced case Of intermittent ship
ment OF car Of disk harrows They
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07
IN PHOENIX ON BUSINESS


business called DR.. Is. VI. Gilbert Ia
Phoenix on Tuesday morning.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent.
Mrs. Sctoshuscn. 905 r. Sth St Tempe.
7
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07

MILK COW FOR SALE-n inter-
osted call at once. Pioneer Market
Temp Phone 8. p
Arizona republican., 1917-02-07

PASTURE WANTED - u or 20!
acres close in. Address Rox 202A.
Republican Tempe.-AdV. nj
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Quick Way
to End Coughs, Colds
and Group
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Made ttcrncGy that IL
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or if your child wakes up during the
night with Group and you want quick
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gist can supply you with 21a ounces of
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markable. cough remedy-one that can
be depended upon to give quick and last
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You can feel this take hold of a cough
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ID really astonishing.
Pinex is special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
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Its millions of enthusiastic users have
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There are many worthless limitations
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SLOW SESSION Of
SUPERIOR COURT
ONE CASE CONSUMED ALMOST
THE ENTIRE DAY-MAY HOLD
TOMORROW ALSO.

As forecasted in the News yester-
day morning Hilliard Meyers. colored,
who was charged with violating the
prohibition law. was found guilty and
fined 1925 and cost or six months on
the gang.
The case against John Henry, charg-
ed with violating the prohibition law
consumed nearly the entire day. The
jury remained out only short time
and returned verdict of guilty Hen
ry will be sentenced this morning
w. f. Rodnell, colored, charged
with sending threatening letters to a
white man near Sterling, is being
tried
Judge Highsnlitii hoped TO finish
the term yesterday afternoon but
could not and it is very doubtful if
he can end business today.
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DATE Of RETURN
TROOPS NOT FIXED
WAR DEPARTMENT ANSWERS
COMMUNICATIONS SENT BY
GOVERNOR HARRIS.

That it cannot be told with any de-
gree Of certainty how soon Georgia
troops will be returned from the Mexi-
can border where they have been
since October, was the statement of
Secretary of War Baker in letters to
Governor Nat Harris.
It is generally believed, however,
that Georgia troops will be included
in the next ordered home. The de-
Dartment wrote that the matter is in
he hands of General Frederick Funs-
ION. of the southern department, and
that he will be governed entirely by
The military situation and conditions
along the border and in Mexico
One of the letters follows in part:
In the selection of national guard
1nits to be sent home for muster out
he date of arrival on the border is
not the sole consideration. but the in
4erests of the nation, the military sit
iation in the various localities on the
border, unity of organization, adapta-
oility of special units for border ser
,ice. equity to all states and special
Instructions from the war department
AVE to be considered.
The department realizes, of course,
he sacrifice the men are called upon
make and the inconvenience and
'mbarrassments which result from
heir long absences from home, but
he situation is one which does not
ldmit of solution by any other pro-
,ess. The military interests of the
'ituation apparently require a larger
orce than can be supplied from the
regular army, and there is no other
>ody of troops than the national
fuard to act as this supplement.
at is regretted, therefore, that it
2annot be stated, at this time, with
my degree of certainty, when the
FIRST Infantry, national guard of Geor
ia. or any other national guard or
ganization now serving on the border
nd not under orders to return home
AN be so returned"
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FARMER MEETING
FUR NEXT TUESDAY
MANY MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE
WILL BE DISCUSSED AT
THIS MEETING.

! Beginning Tuesday, January % at
! 10 O'Clock a. m, a farmers meeting
will be held at the Community school
for the purpose Of discussing cotton
cultivation under boil weevil condi-
lions, the raising and curing of meat
| for home use and FOR market, and also
the home garden. Each of these sub
jects will be discussed by practical
farmers and experts from the State
College Of Agriculture
In view of the fact these subjects
are Of vital interest to the farmers
and others of the county, it is hoped
that every man, woman and child in
the county will come out to this
meeting.
On Wednesday. January oath at the
same hour a similar meeting will be
held for the colored people at Sterl-
ing school, near Everetts store. The
same experts from the State College
of Agriculture will lecture on the
above subjects.
Supt. Ballard has agreed to lend
his aid in making these meetings
success and exercises will be sus-
pended at the schools while the meet
ings are in session
Don't forget the dates: Meeting
for white farmers at Community
school Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
For colored farmers at Sterling school
on Wednesday morning January "a.
at 10 o'clock
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champesia rs Coils Cholera an
Diarrhoes Remedy.

This is a medicine that every family
1t Is of the greatest importance that
they be treated promptly. Consider
the suffering that must be endured
until a physician. arrives or medicine
can be obtained Chamberlain's Collie
should be provided with. Collie and
Cholera and DiarrEoea Remedy mas a
reputation second to nom 81 the
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BEAUTIFUL WAISTS JUST RE.
cEiVED IN ALL THE NEW SHADES
LEWIS.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1917-05-24

one at this time, and it is with re-
greet that we note the same as can
celled:
1.-THE undersigned, committee ap-
pointed by the .Julesburg Business
Mems Association, to plan for the OBJ
servation of Memorial Day in Jules
burg, is now compelled to report, that
it has cancelled all engagements in
that behalf and has abandoned the
idea of celebrating the day in pub
lie way. This committee deems this
action, on its part, expedient, after
conference with the health author
tiles and on account of the action TAX
en- by the board of health in the en-
forcement of quarantine measures.
This committee wishes, however,
to thank all those who have so liber-
ally rendered their services and time
to it. and desires especially to extend
its appreciation and hearty thanks to
The First National Bank of Jules
burg for it's offer to furnish attrac-
tive programs Of the days events;
The Womans' Club for its offer to
furnish decorations; the Grit-Advo-
cate for the publicity already given;
and County Superintendent Miss EN-
ma Carlson, and Miss Irene Lavelle,
for their offer to care for the chill
dren's parade. With so many willing
helpers the committee regrets that it
is not able to perform its work.
I'VE will not be able to observe the
day in a public or community way. but
as individuals. in spirit and at heart,
we must not fail to recount the les
sons of the day, take thought, and
pay tribute.
LEE ERB
GEO. A. REED
ROY T. JOHNSON
Committee.