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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
10. Sonia ism ia iairastnminen.

gGma bdudistps iirut,tti miestd
min, eta ban pibOisiaan poattt tos'
too ia han TAI aifaa aiatella, miId to
apaIIa ban fen tefiii. aitn Seppcner
pistaantpi ennen fOtiinmenoartla 1or
f,,n Iuofie tebtoalle. $dn tetlittr
ue,npon. Seppdnen pitt fotiin men
nesiGdn fulfemol metidsia oletpar
bolfopinon obitie. sos ban menii1
iinne ia. pinosta otefalla balolla TO-
wosti mofiabuttaiii toiien ielt0d''1
min foiii tamd ionfunIaiien roneais-
tafien bdtpdiiemiiestdnid. SON ji'ot'
iifin bolfopinolle, lpmpli len foat|e
ia otti balon fdteenid. Boboillanlo
misunderstanding onnettomliiioesto
fGueli SeppGnen biliafienio fotiin-
pGin oiotellen, m~infGtdboen Siima-
Ia ioIIii ndin poboin ibmisten juon-
ten menestpG. Salfopinon iipitie
mentpd, fuulee ban tafanania buit.
oettaipan n1mGt ionat; "Gsfen loplp-
tit minao, npt amman iinuIle parem-
min t%untinpon Ioplptpfien." Samas-
masio iai ban ielfdGnid btrtuedm is-
fun, eifd en~ndttdnpt mitista fanco
FUN: "Seeius ormoboo minaa", ia
ostio pori osfelta eteenpdin, cnnen-
fiin Ianfeii tiemuiereen. Ssfiid til
batti fiireesti metiddrt, iind tebtoan
mated n6fpi Ipdbdn mottan pddsid
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Snfo jonbimatp iuaarallimen If
milelle? (

Observation-Disclosures on tobto-
ri Mrnas Huotialainen, piitatttiadn
iiiben pIeiieen lituloon, eta ioubima
to foiipolitunl ibmiien ibon lGpi rltlt-
miiiecn ia iieIl1 maeltaesiaan aibeut-
taa mabinfoa elimistone, fertopat
jolbimaoon elGmGst1 ieiiraatpaa:
"SSoubimato fuiiliri fuffllamato.
jen rpbmdGn, futen %loiiina e%iiintpwdt
iiio~linfainen eli ipGrttinGmoto ia moa
rallinen trifiinifin, jota fuitenfin on
nefii bartpoin on taipattr Suomesia.
Soubimato lpntpp toiiisto maooistas
fiiten muffin eIdtpat olennot iaatpat
oIfunia toiiista iamonlaiiista elG.
mistG olioista. sc eli ipnnp fosfaun
bepoIen ioubista. futen monifin hut
lee, finn mato ulfomuo0oltaan OIL bp-
,pin jouben faltainen. sos ioubima-
to tatpataan beaposten uintipaifoilla,
ei ie mill1Gn tapoin tooista maoon
liiuloteltua Ipntpmist1 ioltbista. 90
wataanban nGitG matoia ielIaifina-
fit paifoilla, misid Ell ifind ole be-
moiia olliit eif1 ritettli. Soubima-
to ipnnpttGG mrnia; mnnista febit-
tpp pieniG feuffia, ne titnfelttittpdt
tpe6esii oletpiin bponteistoi.ffiin ia
foteloitinpat iieIlG. Scum i~ufeltaia-
fitoriainen = tho ito peoesfG eldaud
fotpafuorioinen = tabi jofu rtiiit
petaobponteinen ipo toitfar, misid
ionbima6on fotelomitoto elGd, tebit.
typ fGstd foteioituneesta toufastd
bponteiien ruumiisia niori ioiibima-
TO. &c faifpaantiiii iiTos bponteiierf
riiiintiista tpeteet ia ttiIee fteIIa tebt-
tpsfpfpiiefii. Soiibimtabon febitps
on iiten pitfdIIinen in miitfifas, hi.
ten iiieioen mit6enfin matoier. &c
OH fits fplI6 oiittain IoisoIio, rtitttd
main bponteisten Ioinen. Sbnniien
loiseI1imenG eli fitG Iiene fosoan to-
Imatti. Soiibimato eli fits ole tpoorof
linen ibmiielIe, ie eli tinfeuou ibon
IGpi riiiimiiieen fiiten m1itet16n.
Sen tGboen on aiotteIematonto, eta
ibmiiid peIoitellom ioubimoooIId ia
iiten mobooIIiiesti ebfGistGan mont.
tin nimolGa boitamosto tertpepttGdn
nGioen motojen peIosta. Barfinfin
fun tuolIoiiia j%uttiiia peroiteIIen Ter
rotaan lapiiIle, ipoppp ioubimotoien
peIfo itiepintoiiesti mieleen ia ppIpp
fammona uiein toto eIinii6n. SOS
ioubimotoia on meoesfG, on tietpsti
unit ieIlaiiesia pdifosia epdmieIuis-
ia, mittd matoio moi bdApitt6G nos.
tomoIld ne elm. tifiIIo tue6estd
moole, misi6 ne tsioleuot ttiestddu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
"Katso. nina seison ovessa ia kolkutan."
Seppanen ia Hanen PerheenSa
airi. 6. s. Tous. Yrowasti.

iaampia tpopalffoja. Seppanen iai
MIN inuren palfan, etta ie bpfpin riit
II perbeenid tarpeiiiin, iGipG iiitd
ia~astoafin. Sent ban taas rilpeii a.
iattelemaan mofin ostoa. Olifin
maimonia melien maalla fi@pdt a.
iuinbuoneet falpan. Gee olipat tiel-
Ia fotitalon ia tebtaan mGliIlG. Niibin
fliulni toiin p1bGn maata, mutta IT,
Ian iiGntd lupaii liiattpG mnoframaf
iua mastaan %liidmaota, ia Sepp1nen
pGGtti ostaa bnoneet. 8aiffa eiipGt
olleet bnofeat, ienaifuiiiin bintoibin
fatioen, min pGGstiin lilIG tuon man
ban buoneen foriaamiiesta, iofa ei
iittenfGGn diff tullut byep1fii ia fui-
tenfin oIiii mafianut p slio. Gaii-
pasta auttoi bdntd ieitn, eIta oio oS-
tolummasta iai iGGb6 mGGrGaioilIa
mafiettapafii fila b6neIIa Ell oIIut
itiellania tarpeefii asti raboia iiiben,
eifd ban tabtonMt menna muilta lai-
naumaan. Slipa bun itiestGGn ia
ipiela enemmin nuuitten efmerfistd
nabnDt, fuinfa paarallista on ottaa
,pelfaa tietdmGttG, milloinfa fen laili
mafietufii. Safpalliiesti iGG fen iuo.
rittaminen tafapaiulle, jos eli mafiu-
aifa ole mGGrGttp, mitta fem m1drat-
tpG ollaan buoleliiemmat iuelan mat
iamiiesta. SppsfeiGllG m1utti Sep.
punen perbeineni1 ostamiinia buo-
neiiiin. Niinfltin mlisiafin toinis-
lanio rupeii ban MT raipuffaasti
miloffaamaan moffinlG maata ia
fGptti iiiben faifen fen aian, iofa oil
papau tebtaan toistd . gmiimGltG III
ii ban niinfllin tdpalliiesti Sumo
Ian ianaa ia pitt aamll- ia iltaritfo-
lflet; lpaun bengelliiet barjoitiisbet-
fet tnlipat alma ap1bitellen lpbem-
mifii ia nGbtGp1 oil, ettei ban niistd
enGd min palio lltfua pitdnpt FUN
ennen. Sosfus ne iuiirimmasia fiji
reesia iGipGt pitGmGttGfin, ia nGmGt
iuuret fiireet tlIi1pat alma tibeGm-
pdGn. Snnnuntain aifoina ban to.
fin pitt bartansbetfiG, niinfilin Ell
nenfin, mutta niisiGfin buomattiin,
ettei ban ielitpfiisidan oIIiit min ab-
fera ia milfas FUN ennen. !SGnen
pnimonia bnomaii parbaiten tdmdn
muutofien ia %buomaittifin iiit1. en-
i'm tlnniisti b1n iellaiien lep1perii-
ippoen oletpan paban ia foetti iitd
foriatafin, mutta iiitG eli nGfpnpt tii-
lapon jen parempaa, ia lopulliiesti
ritpeii ban fiirreellGnid puolusta-
moan tGtd buolimattomunittunla.
Waimoparfa, 1ota Ell tabtonit, eita
iuuri tobtinitfaan palion moittia
bdntd, rufoili b~artaasti Sumalaa
bdnen eoestdnid ia idtti afian 9erran
baltltin, tietGen fen, ettG San par-
baiten pitt miirbeen miebenid iieliis-
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13


nd ia reippaana iloiten ia tiittGen e.
lamad Slrmalaa iofa nellie on pnl-
arrpfien antanut riltn1ttit fetG iielurt
bottom
Wfit1 rrumiin tohpolliiiin ronii-
toaineeiiin tulee niistd Glen 10 en-
nemmin firioittanit, ettd on tertpeeI-
listd pdlttGG etenfin ieI1aiiia ripofia,
iotfa tulepat maimoffi eifd rahpin-
motif, ionfa jofainen tunsee idIfeen
lponnin mifG ritofa titlee raapinnofii
ia mistd iaapi ,paiipoia IiiGG.
s. $. Seimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
II. Seppdien perbe-elam

Seppdien perbe-elGmasfa tapab'
fli p1bitellen mposfin mluiitos. Sep
pGnen toimitti ripatasti foiffi tebta-
-ip6nIG, ia maoti mltiltafin toimeliai-
5uutto. S1nen maimollania taos Ell
olliit iit1 luontoa. SGn oil biljai-
nerr, miettipd ia bella tu%ntoinen. $50
Iist6 Ioattoi bun i%outiia omiin ala
tufiiinia ia melfein rmbottaa TOTO
mailman. Sebtdmat tpot jaitpdt
iilIoin fosfematta ia iosfus maipiii
bGn festellG ~tpotdnfGfin atatltfiiinla,
min eta SeppGnen uiein moitti ban-
ia. Baimonia iai iiit1 paban mielen
ia pitt itfenid iopimattomana ole
r1aor jonfnn moimona, fun Ell moi
nut poremmin t1pttdd tpelwolliiuilt-
1fianin.
sos Sepp1nen ennenfin oil ollut
%itieIt6niG ia muilta paljon ipaattfpa,
min taliipat naatimufienla pielo
Iuuremmifii, %tllltnania beratptien II
Iaon. Siuoin riipeii ban pafotta-
moan maimoania Ell ainoastanIo nl-
Bonoiieen apoan mposfin bengelliieen
tpobon. S1nen pitt iantoa ajottele'
man FUN miebeni1fin, pmmdrtdman
Sonnao fuin b1nfin, mielGpd niinfntn
hGnfin muille pitbuman parannutlen
torpeeIlihntoesta ia febottad ibmi-
iia iiiben. Edmd toimi oil moifein
foifista, erinomattain fun ipdimo e.
pGili, toffo tio menetpstopa. olifaon
oifeo. OIipa ban fotipaifoillanIo
ndbnpt fristilliiiG ibmiiiG, jotto Ell
mat min menetelleet. SGn rafasti
~fuitenfin m~iest1niG, jofa taas rofas-
ii b6ntG, moiffa ban oil Min toime-
ton. San pmmarii bpfpin, ettd mics
torboitti niinbppin -bdnen frin per-
beenid ia muitten ibmistens parastd
ia iuri iitd, eta bdn itie min maban
moi tapttdd tebtdmdnid. @abin aito
oil b6nellG, fiIloin fun ban e%rltrt-
m6ItG oil tebtoan tposia, eifa, tottit-
1tottononta fitin of ieIlaiiiin toibin,
miebeniG mielestd tebnpt, mitd iris
tittpima pitdiii tebbd, ollofienIa eii'
fiapono ~iuruttomille ia laisfoille. IL
fem muistutti mics bdntd welauolli'
f,ttoesto biiommtttaa iurnttomtia, ct
teip0t fpo%cltoiii faootifien tiefd
tpoon f60ntpiiimdt Serron piioleen
oifeosio poranmufien jdrjestpfies'd.
Gpdroimiien aifana fielfi Seppdnen
tpoimoonjo beiodn parannisoppiar-
ia nruiIIe tprfpttGmdstd, iifii frn Ial-
Sitpot outinioen fiesta oifein ielfpdr.
QeSan t,iItio tarpittiin tpoimo tolos'
ia weIiemSa tposid ia min tnli bdr,ert
eI6m6nid poIio buofeammnfii, erin
omattaim Inn ban fat oIlo foftfdlos'
IA.
aejdn tuIIesia Idbti dintri ola feb-
toon iotumnoiiesto t~p0tpdest0std toft-
fefi6uiIIenia, ia tebtdan tunftitoslelle
fpStu6eIIe r,npettiin antdmoon rum
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Sielum ia ruulmiin bci.
doStd

Sielun ia riliimiin boito on ibmis
human mGltt1mGtt0m1mpiG toimia,
ionfat1boen ie fuuliifoon jofaiien
p1ltt1nIdttomiin tebtapiin, Glfoonf1
fufaan lpofo laimin nGitd tdrfeita
Observation-Disclosures ia moi iitd ibmistd,
|iofa malta t1rfeitG tebtdapid1n laimin
|Ipo. Gpbd r%aornatti on Sumalan ia
naa ia iiinG Siimala antaa bptpi1 Oh
Ijeita lielnn ia ruiimiin bottom nab
ben. Snnellinen lie, iofa ottaa oppi-
|afleen nditG tdrteit1 nelapoio iiind
mGdrdsId, ettG tabtoopi fdpttGd nGi-
|td perrin bpmid n%eitpoia iielitn ia
Iruumiin bottom fosfepisIa aiioisia
ltulee plan bltomodrnaan futen Daniel
liza bGnen pst1pGni1 fuinfa Slmala
moimistiittaa ia ino p%iiiaiitta min,
eta pbteisfnnnasia tillaan buomaa-
maau, fuinfa tarpeelliiia otpat fen
laiiet benfilot tarapittaiuisia toimis.
ia fGpttGG| |. Daniel ia banen folne
pstGtpGGnfi boitiipat tarfoin jofa pdt
Ind lieIuania iefa riumistania fuin
ne tieiipGt ne fiiiiliiipan beioan mel
molIifnafiiinla ia ettei niitd iaa IL
muuttaa pbtenGfGGn pdipana ia jnii-
ri tGstG ieiraii BELLE ie tnnniistettn
ominailuus, eta be olimat piiiaim'
pia ia taitatpampia fuin faiffi toilet
nuornfaiIet ia min Unconstitutional
miebef5i tultuania iamoin. SotIet
nuorufaiIet eipGt ottaneet iieliitt ia
ruumiin boitoa iofa pGifpuiiefii teb-
tGpdfieniG, ioten pc rappeiitiilapaf
mennen alaspGin ia fun mainitl't ben
fiIot menihp1t eteenpain Min lima ct
oIlrt BELLA miiiita feinoa fuin ottaa
noin albaiiia feinoia tdptdntoon tl1tr'
foteus on, nni,tta ie tiili beiban mie-
lestdnid northumberland ia min to-
pobtuu wieIGfin iofaiielle, iofo tpatn
Iuiminlpopi r,Gin perrin tdrfeitd tpel.
|moIIiiuaffia fltin %iieliri ia ritiintiir
boito on. Mittta iofi fpoipi iitten-
Tin oiatelIa, ettei bdn ole cifein tel.
|miIlG, fuinfa iieliia ia ririmista bot
bctaan, iobom pastaifin feirooipasti:
,Sielun bottom iopii parbaiten Sumo
Ian Jana ia foframentit. cana on
iieIun rnofa jota tiilee fdpttdd jofa-
pdhpaiienG rupintona, Iiiremalla ia
finaIemoIlo, lpomGttG Iaimin pbtodii
tiIoiIntta, iofa tpuon iorjoGIa OH.
On foiffina oifoinn tiinnettiia, effo
meltto,ioeIlo on fniri ipp iiiben eta
mama tdrfe6t aIiot opot mcnella to-
fopoinIIe. ylos Ills liioout ia lii-
nostetut wilielem6dn Ioroa ia idtrd-
mentteid ia min boitomoan iieliia
naiIa torpeelliiiIIo fpdlineilld rObte'
osti ia reippaosti ia min olenlrle
buomoopot, eta iieIi.mnte ipoipi bp-
min iloiicno ia ositaoonc Sitmdlor
ppbind, ioaben ianastu ia iofromen-
teistS ppbttpsta Min r,iniuosti, eta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13

meillG eli ole muuto FUN fiioolliiui-
Den ippt1 elaapdG Sumalaa tobtaan,
jofa OF antanut min bYpiG ipdlinei-
tG iielnjemme boitoa marten. Wrt-
ia jofit motif mielG ola pahpattll
ruumiin bottom nab6en; rittnfa rltii-
mista pit1iii boitaa, ettd pDipiii tpo-
fpfpiiend. S1m1 toimi fdp parboi-
ten iiten ettG aletaan ali,sta. See lap
Jet, iotfa ipntpmGt termeinG niitG on
boioettnpa faifella bnolella faifisid
iitbteisfa, mantteen, riillan ia jlto-
man pipolesta ia pitdG Min tarfallo
fuin maboollista on, etteitpdt taripit.
ieifi tGriiG milla eifG nalfdG ia, jos
be iairastupat Min foettaa pGGsta
lelpppteen mifd on %riapennut moimaa
maon ia foettaa alfaa boitamaan par
baon pmmdrrpfieniG mufaan. On
tunnettiia, ettd pienillG lopiilla on u
icin motiosia mifaa ia tos tuo Min
mGbGpGtoiieltd tuntlnpa tonti iaapi
febittpG, min iiitd moipi miooostao
talttia TOTO elGmGn oiafii ia Min
moipi i%ortua ijdfii iairaloiiefii Left.
fausten ia monen milioen %paranti-
mattomien maiipojen alaiiifii, jofa
diff ,poiti ioaoa parantllmaan ebfd
bppinfin belposti fuin oliii aioisia
Ielrottlt IitG maimaa ia rrhpettit toll
teollo parantamaan. On monta la
Tia tautia, ioita iaaoaan paranemaan
ilmon lGGfGriG, etenfin min ianotlit
pienet motian miat ia maGnteet, iao-
ooan paranemaan weoella. Gras man
ia muimo ianoi, eta banella on ollilf
lap5ia ia bGn OH boitanrt toto joiiton
lasten lapfia, ia ban OH niinonnistil'
nut, ettei ole taripinnut lGGfarid. Se-
p6 on merfillistG, aiattelee iofu ia
mitG feinoia bGn lienee mpttanpt boi
taesIoon Militia liifuiiia lapiia noirt on
neffooIla tapaHa. Saboon fertoo
mit0 ban fGpttGd. SGn faptti pub
oosta wettG. S1n fertoi: Semi lap-
iet olfoiwat tiiIla letpottomafii, min
ban otti fplmG1 metta ia rieplta 10
peIi fplmGlla weoelld ia pani fitrees'
ii Iapien lampimiin taareiitin rl1tt'-
maan ia Min lapiet tuOsia lampdiies
III mootteisIo niflitti,ania iiietn pa
ranihpat ia jos Ell pfii ferta peiiia mil
loin riittGnpt, Min ban tefi iitd ilie'
omman ferran ia josfns ban lott
fplman tpabtpon rieiuiit potion pddl'
Ie ia fG6ri bptpin lGnlpoiiin laplet IL
min Iapiet faspoimat ia tpotmlisfiit'
mat eifG mennpt roboia boioosto Ct
III IGGffeist6. Mind aiattelin fiicN
monbon ibmiien fertoesio noirt i'of''
nolliiillo paranmusfeinoilla poranfa-
misto, eta iospa iofoinen dtft fast'
Goes ottaiii niio luonnon ldafteef fap-
tGntoon, min iaiiiwat iarnof ppfpai
halofiet ia iospa jofainen o'tulne"
rupeaiii noin %tarfollo pitdrtdon ier'
weptenid boitoa ia weoclli paranfa-
moon potiotanteio, min titlt'tipof
h,ntemoon eta ie melt, jofa meitd
fasteesia a%utiiaufii ioottod moipt
mpos nellie oIla Sumalan arttumo''o
wdIineenS tertpepteenfin ioattamos'd
fuin 5ita poor, taioono t%dpfdrsn1e,
emm,e wilustamiieen ipdon t~cirttstpf'
Seen, eta poronennte ia ~testdntrne
fifteen porenmi1 toimiesiamme nditd
nellie fiullutpio tebtdtpidmme tertpee
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13

tieoa antamaan. Sdrndtdtienid iidn
tdd, iofa oil raittius- riennon Iiiffeel-
lie panni,t, apalmistimat be irsomin-
git juuri bdnen ldbimmdiieen naapit
(Satfetaan.)
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
OBITUARIES
Thomas c Cole


 Thomas C. Cole died December 26 at II o'clock in the morning. He was the eldest son of Moses and Hanna Cole He was born August 4, 1853, near Cleveland, Ohio. Brothers and sisters surviving are John Cole, w. F. oCle, Jacob E. Cole and Mrs. Ellen W. Best. all of Walla Walla, Wash; George W. Cole, of Lenore, Ida; Mrs. When MT. Cole was Il years old his mother died From that time he supported himself. In due time an uncle who was carpenter taught him the trade. In 1886 he married Miss Susan Southard whom he brought to Phoenix for the bene- fit of her health. She died March 23, 1906.
 MT. Cole married as his second wife Miss Ellen M. Broadbrooks, who will be remembered as coming to Phoenix to take charge of the Criterion home in it's infancy and developed it in her F years of service into it's present source of usefulness. Mrs. Cole came to the rescue of girls in their need at the Industrial school at Fort Grant in 1914 and out of chaos produced a school of orderly conduct. Mr. Cole was consistent member of the Pres byterian church and during three years of suffering from al. incurable disease he manifested a high degree of patience and cheerfulness.
 This tribute is furnished by an in- innate friend.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Lucille Mabry and Miss Lillian P. Mabry are guests at the Jefferson hotel.
 Mrs. Gustave Kolls and daughter, Miss Dorothy. are registered at the Commercial hotel for a few days.
 A. A. Wren of Tucson is a guest at the Hotel Adams while here on a busi- ness trip.
 R. C. Carr of Ray is attending to business matters in this city for a few days. He is guest at the Commer- clal hotel.
 r. B. Head of Kansas City is stop ping at the Jefferson hotel while here on one of his regular business trips.
 George D. Stephen of Douglas is reg istered at the Hotel Adams.
 Miss Georgia Browning and Miss Helen l. Johnson of Palo Verde came in on the stage yesterday and register ed at the Jefferson hotel.
 Mrs. Jim Box of Caspar, Wyo., was an arrival on the Santa Fe train last
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
COMES HOME MARRIED-Louis

Morgan, who for the past two years has been employed as cashier at the Garden City restaurant, surprised his many local friends when they received word that he had taken unto himself a wife Morgan left last Wednesday for the coast and returned yesterday morning, making a flying trip. His wife, who is a well known and popular Los Angeles girl, will join her husband in Phoenix the early part of next March.
 QUESTIONABLE ES-Questionnaires were sent out by the Maricopa local exemption board yesterday to regis trants whose numbers range between and include 3,711 and 3,935. Members of the board request that those whose numbers are of lower denomination than these who have not received their questionnaires in due time should ap- pear at the boards headquarters to make inquiries, on account of some confusion in their delivery through the mails.
 SIMMONS PLEASED-Thath he finds military life most fascinating is the word sent back to Phoenix friends by w. G. Simmons, formerly athletic in- struetor at the local Young Mems Christian association. Mr. Simmons left some time ago to become 8 mem- Der of the naval hospital corps. The letter was written from the end of the first lap, at Fl PaSO.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
ACCEPTS @PLAcE-Miss Hanna

ACCEPTS ~PLACE-Miss Hanna Egelston, office assistant for Bert Wingar. former inspector of weights and measures, has accepted posi- ton irt the office of Hampton @s Arnold. .>
 MIR, CHH!sTY-Charles B. Christy, secretary of the outgoing commission of state institutions, was found at ms desk at the state capitol yesterday as though no change has occurred.
 MT. Christy will remain with the new commission for few days 10 as sist the new secretary. MT. McBrlde, in grasping the reihs of the work not vet having made any arrangements for future agements.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends who extended kindly aid and comfort during the long and trying illness of my husband, Francis NJ. Cole, and who assisted me and brought comfort in the hour of his death and my bereavement, wish to extend my sincerest, heartfelt grau-. tude. To the members of the ". C. T. U. and to my neighbors generally, l wish to express my particular appre- citation.
 (Signed) MRS. ELLEN E. COLE
 (Adv) II
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
WEATHER TODAY
rRenublican AP.L Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 29.-For Arizona-Sunday and Monday fair, not much change in temperature.
 Colorado-Sunday partly cloudy, warmer southeast and extreme east portions, Monday fair, somewhat cold CT northeast portion.
 New MeXico-Sunday and Monday fair, warner east portion.
 Texas-Sunday and Monday fair; rising temperatures.
 Southern CalifOrnia-Fair.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30

evening. She registered at the Com mercial hotel.
 Lieutenant L. P. Good. who is sta- toned at the Roosevelt dam, is stop ping at the Hotel Adams for a few days.
 H. c. G. Miller of Winslow is a guest at tho Commercial hotel while here on business.
 T. r. Spear of Superior is a business visitor to the capital city. He is d guest at the Hotel Adams.
 MT and Mrs D. W. Orton of Min neapolis arrived in Phoenix yesterday to spend the winter. They are regis tered at the Jefferson hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Cooper came in from Tempe yesterday and are stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 Among the arrivals at the Jefferson hotel last evening was H. E. Crutch- field of Prescott, who came down to attend to business matters for a few days.
 R. NJ Hopkins of Tucson is stopping at the Hotel Adams for a few days. R. NJ. Stene, of the R. M Stene Mines company, will leave Phoenix today for a business trip to Elsbee.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
Mrs. Bertha p, MenteI

The funeral of Mrs Bertha P. Men tel. who died at the family residence 1926 North Tenth street. Thursday morning at 10:15 o'clock, will be held Monday afternoon from the chapel of Moore and Mcclellan.
 E. H. Mentel, husband of the de- ceased, was called to Phoenix, but ar rived too late to see his wife before she passed away. Mir. Mentel is a well known travelling salesman and has a host of friends in Phoenix and all over the state
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
Mrs. orioIa Castro de contreras

Mrs. Oriola Castro de Contreras, pioneer resident of Prescott, died at her home Friday, according to word received by her daughter Mrs ]. M. Melendrez of Phoenix. who left the same evening for her mothers death bed. Mrs. Contreras' death was pre- eeded just seven months by the de mise of her husband, Senor Lucas Contreras. The deceased is survived by four daughters and six sons. be- sides humber of grandchildren, three of whom are now seTTing in the American army. J. NJ. Melendrez who has been in Sonora, Arizona, for the past two months, arrived in Phoenix on the eve of his Wifcs de- parture. when he learned the sad Jews of his wife's mission.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30

To all free thinkers-a meeting for the purpose of forming a Philosophic Spiritual Society will be held at the home of MT. Trooman Ozias, S4S North 5th Avenue. Sunday at p. m. pr. John Daniel Letcher, Jr, presid-
 ing. You are cordially urged to come It
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
APPLICATION FOR GRAZING
 PERMIT

NOTICE is hereby given that all ap- plfcations for permits to graze cattle, horses, hogs. sheep and goats within the TONTO NATIONAL FOREST during the season of 1918 must be filed in my office at Roosevelt. Arizona, on or before January S1, 1918. Full informa- tion in regard to the grazing fees to be charged and blank forms to be used in making applications will be furn- ished upon request.
 w. H. GODDARD, Supervisor
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Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
CATTLE MAN HERE

CATTLE MAN HEBREW. Backford kibbey, Jr, a well known cattle man of the southern part of the state, came up from his home in Tucson yesterday and registered at the Hotel Adams. MT. Kibbey will be in Phoenix for sev- eral days while looking after business interests
 FROM FLAGSTAFF-Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Frier of Flagstaff registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday and will remain here throughout the winter. MT and Mrs. F'rier find the rigorous winters of the north too much for them so return to Phoenix each winter. MT Frier is well known cattle man of CocOnino county.
 MANY. RECRUITS Lieutenant J. C. Crozier who has been making Phoe- nix his headquarters while recruiting men for the Canadian army returned from Los Angeles yesterday. Lieuten- ant Crozier is meeting with great sue cess and is finding many Canadian citizens who are willing and anxious to serve their native country. The num- Der of enlistments will undoubtedly reach 50 before the first of next year. COOKS AND WATERS DANCE The sixth annual dance of the Cooks and Walters Union number 631 will be given New Years eve. Refreshments will be served.
 VISITS TEMPE-Afttr renewing old acquaintanceships with his many Tempe friends, James Davis has re- turned to California. Mir. Davis, whC i during his visit was the guest of L. P l Cole of Tempe, left several years agt to make his home in the golden state | He has prospered and is now the pro prietor of several big interests in tht west.
 HAS PNEUMONIA-Th young daughter of Deputy State Auditor II 1 B. Cassidy has been seriously ill witt pneumonia the past week. The num- Der of cases of pneumonia is report
 ed to be on the increase, and a chaIg
 in the weather would do much to- ward checking the epidemic accord ing to local physicians.