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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-01
A Live Wire HOctOr

is the one who MAKES GOOD when
put to 'he test. Any pretender can
pose as doctor and specialist but
his shortcomings soon show him up in
his true light. No matter how indus
triously questionable methods may he
oyerwOrked they cannot take the
place of real professional ability. and
II is nothing more than real profes-
sional ability that makes the LIVE
WIRE DOCTOR and unmakes the imi-
tator and his misfit treatments
have practiced for years-been put
to the test-year in and year out. Dur
ing this time others have come made
big flash, and dropped out OF
sight and others with antiquatsd
methods will follow them. But am
still doing legitimate business and sat
isfying my patients. | am DR. Stotts,
first last and all time and today
tients than ever before. So much for
real professional ability, open and
above-hoard methods, and fee that is
within any mans reach.
BLOOD DISORDERS
great many people have blood
troubles Of one kind or another They
have pimples on their faces; pale. sal.
low complexion, blackheads. dry. scaly
patches here and there on their bodies,
ever ulcers and running sores The
pal medicines and all other kinds
Of strums and pOisons are used with
ous feet, and finally the patients give
up} despair, going on through life
hal, .earted, wretched, miserable,
burden to themselves and their friends.
To all these / say, COME TO ME. Ny
treatment strengthens and enriches the.
blood, clears the complexion and skin
- .n ,.tt tt.s lrvt1
and depleted tissues and paves the way
for n new existence. | give great
deal OF my treatment directly into the
blood current, thereby relieving the
stomach of abuse from poisonous
drugs, and the results are not only
quick pleasing and permanent, but
truly noteworthy.
simply want to show every suf-
fering man whose condition is amen
able TO proper treatment that | can re-
store him TO health and strength. The
strong robust man is never handi.
capped he passes the weaklng at
every turn in the race for life Call
for free consultation.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
Bladder. Prostate and Urinary Trou
bles often caused by early eXcesses. al
coholic liquors, infections and severe
sickness, the usual symptoms being
chilly ana ieNeflNh SpellS, WornOut leel'
ing, puffinesS under the eyes, smart
ing burning and swelling. My long
study and extensive practice in treat
ing these diseases gives success in all
cases not past the curative stage. |
determine tho condition in the begin
ming and my treatment produces re-
suits In many severe troubles after
they had been given up ., other doe
tors, giving me great confidence in my
method
MANY CASES AS Low AS
SO AND $40
DIR. STOTTS, Specialist
2flH South Boston Ave, Tulsa, Okla.
HOURS: to 8 Daily. Sundays
to ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-01
U2,OOO MEN LOST
BY BRITISH DURING
OFFENSIVE IN MAY

LONDON, May S1.-Brtish casual
ties as published in May show "A total
of $500 officers and 106,331 men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-01

| employ only the most up-to.dat
and scientific methods-the great
GERMAN REMEDY for Blood Poison,
which Thos. 4. Edison declared to be
the greatest discovery of the year 1911.
Also other approved remedies which
are newer. safer, and less expensive
than old time treatments
LYMPH COMPOUND for Weakness.
that wonderful restorative which, sci
entificGlly applied, restores the vital
forces TO the fullest degrees, enriches
the blood and makes the nerves strong
and steady. In SPECIAL AND
CHRONIC DISORDERS my patients
are thoroughly relieved in less time
than other and less thorough forms of
treatment require in producing doubt.
ful results
DIR. Stotts was formerly resident
physician at Hot Springs, Arkansas,
the worlds greatest health resort.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-01

Miss Lulu Crosbie daughter OF Mr..
and Mie j. T.. Nrosbie. is expected
home within-a few days from the Gar
diner school for Girls in New York.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

Pos1ukuJess pracyf - Czrt'l pu -
oEioszenia pod rubryka .,fraca -
szpaltach DZIENNIkA CHlCAGoSklb
go,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

LorelS Speed Boys:
0332 1000 o. 9
Fullerton A. c.:
1901 o 0 l Q - 2
Uderzenil ma dwie mety: Nalewaj,
oleksy i Krzyzanowski.
Wymachanych: przez B. Sergota
s.; przez smagacza 3.
Wolne mety ma rHki: Cd B. Ser
gotta 8; Cd S. sergota l; cd smaga-
CA I.
Gas CRY: 400. widbz6w: 100.
Sedzia grv Jukaitis.
q So 81
REzU1ITATY Ko~rEsr6w ZEsZ--
Io-NIED7TET NyCH.
OK
Chicago HEIGHTS: q
MutuaIS: 2
Czternafcie kolejek.
Ratervp. Meyers I A. Meidel';
Kerans i Quinn.
%6M
Hammond: r.. Fl. F..
n221 0 0 0 x - S II /
West Ends:
0000 0 0 0 0 - IS
Baterye: Hnmming | Hudson;
CrTsbv | Wade.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31
GREJCZYKA DZIEWIATKA PRIZE
GRYWA " SI0DMEJ KO-
LEJCG.
VA *

DziewiatEa .,Pinkey" Grejczyka
prze2rai ~ubiegiej niedzieli popoiu--
dniun. 2 braku checi stawania do
dalszej cry. kontest ten q raczej ivy
ciestwo przyznaf sedzia CRY J. Ee-
cker dziewiatce ALBANY Parks'
punktami 9 do .. Podb:cie pi&ki ma
dwie mety Madigana PREY pierwszej
mecie a potem wejScie do mety do
novel dw6ch graczv by}o powodem
protestu re strony Gre;czyka. ktory
tw~:erdzil. IL podbicie to by1o ME VITA
Sciwe evil foul ma co zgodziC sic
ME m6g} sedzia gry. Kontest ten ro-
zegrany byl ia boi:ku PREY Klmball
Wilson aves., a rapport W cyfrach
TAXI:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

0 0 8 0 3 0 = 0 o - 8
Cragin Eagles
l 1901 ! 0 0 - 7
S%kradzione mety: Ricnmonds -
I; Cragin Eagles - 4.
Podw6jne cry: Angle do Lee do
Mush'a.
Wymachanych: przez Dallofta IL;
przez Greenwaldta IL.
Wolne mety ma piiki: cd Dallofa
|; cd Greenwaldta 8.
Gas cry: 2:30. Widow: 500.
Sedzia cry Hafer.
g *
-NDET HISLrn IIHI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31
Z TEATRU
WOINY.

z glownej kwatery korespon-
1entow we F~landryi. 81. lipca. -
'lbrzvmia akcya obustronna ar
,vleryi cd wybrzeza flamandzkle-
70 ma poludnie poza Lens ME u
stale Cd kilku dni. Artylerya ME
miecka L niesiychanie wielkimI
zapasami amunicyi bez ustankU
zieie ogniem ma front brytyjskl /
wyrzuca pociski ku Newport, y
pres. .Armentiercs i innych mlaS;
y okolicy ma odlegFost wielu mil,
Y poszukiwaniu bateryj brytyl--
,kich. Pociski padajq ma odleg}o5c
10 do 20 mil, a niekt0re zawiera-
"a gay trujqce.
'Brytyj>ka artylerya zaS odpo--
viada Z podw6jna sil2, podwojn2
ilosciq strzal6w i ma podw6jn2 Cd,
'cglo5c i Spustoszenle, jake zrz44-
liza ten ogien ustawiczny, MEDIA
sic obliczyc. "a to niezawodnlt
lajolbrzymiejsze obustronne wy
Tiki artyleryi W ciagu tel woJny,
rajo,brzymiejsze, jake kiedyEol--
viek SWAT widziai. Obie stronv
,silujq wyniszczyc nieprzyjaci-
skie baterye i torowaG droge ola
wyczekujacej piechoty, kt6ra Cd
rzasu do czasu robi w~ycieczki.
Ma p6lnoc Cd Ypres Anglicy
zabrali - jehcow Z dwoma oflce
rami W oStatnich "a godzinach
przywiedli kilkana5cie dzia} ma.
szynowych Z r6znych punktow
iinii nieprzyjacielskiej. Meme!
starali sic dostac do pozycyj bry-
tvjskich W Costajerne, ale zostal'
.dparci, pozostawiajqc 9 trupow.
Ma wsch0d cd .Arras rownlez
Niemcy zrobili wycieczks i wy
wiqzala sic zacieta bitwa, pc kto-
rel w rece .Ang1ik6w dostaio Sit
so iehc0w ! kilka dial maszyno-
wych.
z kanadyjskiej kwatery we
Francyi, 81. lipca. - Wczoraj ra.
no front kanadyjski posunqf sig
naprzod w okolicy ma wscl6d Cd
wzg6rza Reservoir do Cite dr
Moulin. jedynego przedmiesc'T
pomiedzy Reservoir a Lens.
Londyn, 81. lipca. - powie-
trznych bitwach w sobote ! ME
dziele cztery niemieckie aeropia-
nv stracono i diva inne pozbawio,
no kontroli. SzeSG brytyjskich ae-
rorlan6w ME wr6ciNo.
Paryz, 81. lipca. - Wielka ak
eva artylcryi odbywala sic prze|
caiv dzien wzdiuz frontu .Alsne
Cd L'Epine de C~hevregny ma "a
ch6d az do piaszczyzny California
w Szampanii, W okolicy Auberi-
VIC i ma brzegach Mozy
~ZAToPIoNY.
Londyn, 81. lipca. - Brytyjsk'
krazownik Ariadne o pojemnosc1
1000 ton, zostal torpedowany
.t yejla urzedoweoo -aDor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31
KuBA IN " DOsTAh sMARY.
M9M

..Cyceroni' pOkonali dziewiatke
Kuby.
Stllo sic to ubieslej niedzieli po-
poludniu ma boisku dz;ewiatki zwy-
cies&iej prey 12tej ulicy i 4Smei
ave. D3.ew.atka ,.CiceroS" wygrala
puuktami : do T.. Cantwell s7isal sic
O wiele lepiej cd swego rywa'a Wy
machujac az l2tu do Sch wvmacha-
nych przez rzucacza Keruahana gra-
Czy.
" pr1vs5la niedz!e'e popoiudn:u
Kuba zmterzy sic z dziew;4;Ha AL
bany Parks" na boisku tych ostar--
mich a badz;e to .,Dzien Kuby".
Punkta zdobyly obie daiew:atki W
spos6b nastspujacy:
ROMECS - sta kolejka: Brak je-
dnego. Fl. Jameson podDija ma try
mety. a wChodzt do mety domowej
ma podbicie R. Ryan'a ia jedn9 me-
te. F. Jameson przez omyike Barte-
IA dotarl szczeSliwie do mety pierw-
szaj a Me;nke wymachai - Ryan
JAMESON skradaja mety - Williams
wymachal. - I punkt, . uderzenia.
ina koleika: Brak zn6w jednego.
II. Jameson s~paceruje do mety p:erw
sci a potem skrada mzte druga. r.
Ryan vymacha}, F. Jameson podbi-
ia ma try mety - brat jego wchodzi
DO mety domowaj a pc MIN i F. ia
m,eson zaieihal do mety domowej
6zieki podbiciu ma try mety przez
EIe.nkego. Williams wymachat. 2
EuEkta, . uderzenia.
Sma kolejka: Hottua podbija ma
jedna mete, J. Ryan zaS pod6ija W
gore. a Walsh idzie $ladami Rottua
i podbija take ma jedna mete. Hot
tua schwytany W drodze do mety
trzeciej a Kernahan podbija ma dwie
mety czem tez dopomaga Walshowi
DO zdobyc:a mety domowej. H. ia
mieson ME dob:egl do mety p!erW--
sz"j. { punkt, 3 uderzcnia.
CICEROS - 1sza kolejka: Dw6ch
ia lyNale przytrzymali gdy potem
Bartel podbija ma jedna mete a Ka-
forski j remnant s~paceruja do mety
p~terwszej zaEelniajac " ten spos6b
mety wszystkie. Stale Hornbe-g do
podoijania i uderza ma try mety do
Eredniego pola - koledzy trzej wchO
GA po koiei do mety domowei. Sui
Ivan podbjja do prawo poloweSo.
kt6ry pike chwyta. 3 punkta, = u
Gerzcnia. -.
4ta koIeika: Hornberg wymacha(.
Sullivan podbiia ma jedna mete a
potem skrada mcte duga i dick! pod
biciu M dwte mety Daesa wchodzi
do msty domowej. Cantwell podbiia
pike ia jedna mete. Cerny przez o.
myike trzecio stanowego dostaje sic
do mety pierwszej Czem ~zapeinia tez
mety. Naperstack wycorsowai Daesa
prey mecie domowej. Bartell spa
ceruje. Cantwell wchodzi do mety
domowej dzieki powstalemu W tel
chwili z>mieszaniu - KaforSki wy
machnI W chwili krytycznej. 2 punk
IA, 3 uderzenia.
Sta kolejka: Brak jednego, Horn
berg nrzez omylke R. Ryan'a dostai
sig do mety pierwszej a potem do
drugiei a Sullivan ia sama mniej-
viecej droga dostal sic dc mety pier
wszei. Daes podbil ma jedna mete
wprowadzil W ten sposob Hornberga
gdy zas Sullivan sChwy;any zostal W
drodze do mety trzeciej. Cantwell
podbija ma dwie mety i wprowadza
Daesa do mety domowej. Cantwell
podbiia ma dwie mety i wprowadza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31
q * e * e
CRAGINCZYCY PRZEGRALI CBIE.
GLEy NIEDZIELI.
MS i

Ma boisku wlasnem PREY Long I
Fullerton ayes., " Crag;n dz!ewiat-
ka polska p. n. ,.Cragin Eagles 20
stala pokonana przez silnych swych
rywali z klubu ,,Richmonds" punk:
tamil s do I. Sta}o sic to ubiegiej
niedz;eli ~po0oludniu a rapport cry W
cyfrach taxi:
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Oo01 o21o-
cicerOs:
o0220 00x-
S%kradzione >mety: Bartell. Sulli--
van, R. Ryan. F. Jameson, H. ia
m!eson.
Uderzenia ma dwie mety: vii
liams, Cerny. Daes, Cantwell, Ker-
uehan.
Uderzenia ma try mety: Horn
berg. H. Jameson, F. Jameson /
Meinke.
Podw6jna gra: NJ nike do Hottua.
Wymachanych: przez Kernehana
8; przez Cantwell'a Is.
Wolne mety ma pilki: Cd kerna--
hama 3; cd Cantwe''a ..
Uderzony pilka przez rzucacza
Cantwell'a - Hottua.
Gas CRY: 2:15. Widow: 1000.
Sedziowie CRY: Broad i Raggio.
A. A. KCWALSKI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

tuczone gesi po $11.00 do $3.50
sztuka. Racye jaj w Hamburg l
wynosily pc jednem jaju ia oso-
BE- ma tydzien. Mieso konski"
sprzedaje sic pc 50 do Sc centow
"a funt. Kroliki ~sprzedaja sic 20
~ "a sztuke. Ser kosztuje &c do
50 cent0w funt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31
WOJCIECHOWIANIE WYGRALI
PUNKTAMI IL DO O.
* e *
Krakowski spisa{ sic doskOnale.

Dziewiatka y Wojciechowa Ma bOisku
w parku Douglas pokonala ubiegiej ME
lzieli popo}udniu rywali w lidze katO-
lickici z klubu st. Charles, punkta-
mi II do o. Sta}o sic to dziCki dziel-
menu rzucaniu KrakOwskiegO z klubu
WojciechOwian i tegiemu podbiianiu
jego kolcG6w. W podbijaniu ~odznaczyi
sic druso stanowy Piwka. Cyfry CRY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31
I v QjNY!!
ROSYA-
MEX.

Piotrogrod, 81. llpca. Rosy:
anki walczace w szeregach zobo-
wiazaly sic ~raczej zycie sobre Cd
bierat, anizeli popadac w nlewoIe
niemieckq. Mazda Z Mich ma PR!
sobie doze cyanku potash, azebY
ia po}knqt, skoro sig dostanIe do
niewoli.
Liczba kobiet, wstepujacych do
woiska roSnie Z dniem kaLdym.
Wielkic gromady codzlcnnle
p~rzygladaja sic TIL musztrowanIu
tysiaca d~ziewczqt W szkolc my
nierskiej. w Moskwie rownlez
musztruje sic tysiqc dziewcz2t, a
w Kijowie i Odessie pc kllkaset.
Premier Kerenski zezwolll TAX
re ma tworzenie oddzialow mary
narskich kobiet.
Kobiety ~sluzace we wojsku no.
sza zwykIe uniformly zolnlerskle.
ME wyjmujqc ciezkich butow
kazq sobie golic giowy.
Z RUMUNII.
Londyn, 81. lipca. - Dnia p
woiska rumullSkic pomiedzy doll
mani Casin a Putna, znoWu po--
sunyiy sic naprzdd o kilka kiIo--
metrow, zajqwszy mlasteczka So
weia, DragoSlaw, Negrilesti, To-
pesti, N'aleasares / Colacul. Ia
brady jeicow, kilka dial / duzo
amuniCyi.
Piotrogrcd, 81. lipca. " so
bote nicprzyjacicl wykonal atak'
ma goScinicc Jakobeny-klmpo-
lung, ale je odparli5my w ciqgu
dnia. Mad wicczorem jednak II,
stqpiliSmy nieco pred przemaSa'
iacemi silami II wzg6rz ma zach6d
I'd I'undaul i rzeki Mofdawy. Cd
parli5my r6wnicz ataki nieprzy--
;3cielskic ma Dornej, Saraul / pc
ubu stronach kolei FoNsani-.A-
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MAIN IT, TIL"
"

Ma bOisku PREY Long l Fullerton
dzicwiatka ,.Lorcl Speed Boys" poke
nala dzicwiatkc Fullerton \. C." punk
tSmi Q do y C'vfry take:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

raesa do mety domowej, Cerny
sChwluany zostai przez lewo polowe-
go. - . punkta, 2 ~uderLenia, 1 o.
myIka.
RAPPORT zaS cry calej W cyfrach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

= > o 1 ) u U O-li
st. Charles:
O 0 q 90 q o. q
Omy}ki: Piwka, Cross, Browen, Cor
man.
Tderzcnia ma diva mcty: PiWka. .:
Tdcrzcnia ma try mcty: F. Piwka.
Cross. +. FurSt.
Tdcrzenia ia cztpry mrty: T. Cross,
+. Kcmpa.
Wymachanych przcz rzuczacza kra-
k~owSkicSu. II: przez Mcnamara. );
przcz Gorman'a l.
Wolnr mcty ma pi}ki cd KrakowSkic-
80 /; oil Mcnamara, 8; cd Dalry'cgU.
y; cd GOrmana l.
Srdzia gry De Long.
~ ~ q ~ a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

tn adminiralicyi brytyjskiej. 80
,zlonk6w zalogi Ariadny zostalo
zabitych przez eksplozye. Inns
marynarze uratowali sic.
(.Ariadne Dyla starym KRAKOW,
nikiem brytyjskim zbudownaym
wr. 1898. DlugoSt okretu wynosi-
"a $50 stop; zaIoga sk}ada}a sic Z
GU Iudzi Z oficerami. Miaia lG
dz;al 6 calowych, y dwunasto,
luntowcow i mniejsze dziala.)
ZYWNOS6 w NIEMCZECH.
Washington, 81. lipca. - "
biurach tu~tejszej administracyi
zywnosci otrzymano zajmujqcs
raporta o cenach niektorvch arty'
kui0w zywnoSci w Niemczech
Tluezcze do smazenia sprzedala
am pc a funt; tiuszcz gesi pc
1886 iunt. Dr0b bardzo jest dro'
81. Swiezy dr6b kosztuje $1.o1
iunt; piersi gesie $?.OS, solone
n6zki gesie 94c; Mode kury MO,
SAGE jaja pc 1892 sztuka dobrze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

PrncuIeSH ~ kr6hmIescIuf - Kun so.
ole tam DZiEEEIK CHICAGOSKI
smialo czytat poiska gazette W tramwa-
gu Rdy iedBlesx do domu. Mech pozn4.
is Ooconarodowcy uassa size iiczsbnS
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-17
Marriage License.
EXCEPTIONAL CASE OF
 FAITH IN MINING
(From Fridays Daily.O

William Bright. owner of the Cad and Hammer silver group in Turkey Greek district, returned a few days ago after performing annual assess ment work, and made the interesting statement that for 2l consecutive years he had complied with the law in pcrfccting title. He said: "I have been anxiously waiting for silver to get back to its rating when the prop crty was a shipper. and at last it seems as if the day is fast approach ing. I will establish a camp again and production begins ina few weeks" Faith in silver assuming a desirable market, is seldom experienced in in stances like the above. The Cad and Hammer Is situated near Goodwin, in a belt which was productive in early days. Bright has expended over S6,- coo in developing his interests.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-17
s s ;c alss s: s THE LEGISLATURE }

legislature will be given a line as to the identity of the man who will ap- prove or veto the bills it passes. For a short time George Hunt sat in the gallery this morning.
 When it became known that Hunts attorneys had failed to file authorities with the Supreme court in the man. damus case, it was believed they had given up hope of securing recognition The court is believed to be writing its decision, which may be delivered Monday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-17
COMES TO YAVAPAI
 TO INVEST IN LANDS
CFrom Wednesdays Daily.)

John D. Patty, who recently closed d thrcc-ycar term as sheriff of Green Ice county, has come 70 Yavapai to make his future home. purchasing yesterday a one-half interest in the ranch and range holdings of w. w. Colby in Skull valley, in which the consideration was several thousand dollars.
 Mir Patty states that he is very much pleased with the investment, as well is he agrccably impressed with the outlook in Yavapai. He will build a comodiouS bungalow home on the place at once. and the area enlarged to get it in a productive state to its full acreage. Mir Patty is regarded as one of the substantial citizens of Arizona, and in the south bears an excellent name His wife accom- panicS him to their new homo in the north
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-17
WORTHY MOVE IS MADE BY CITY
 OFFICIALS
OLD PREMISES ON GOOD- WIN STREET TO GO, AND NEW MUNICIPAL HOME IS LIBRARY BUILDING.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Municipal affairs of Prescott here.
 after are to be wholly considered and
 transacted in the public library build
 ing. and the old quarters on Goodwin
 street. known as the city hall, arc to
 be abandoned except for use as a
 police court and a jail
 By an arrangement recently closed with the library committee municipal
 business in the future is to be con- ducted on the ground floor of the new location. The remodeling of the in- terior is finished and the officials arc located in their new home. Each branch of business will have its owr office as well are open meetings suit ably cared for in accommodations provided
 In asSr-Iing charge of the library, inc cy council. under an agreement with AlcsdameS Morris Goldwatcr, O. 4. Hcsla, F. W. Foster, G. r.. Mcany and other ladies who have made such d signal success of this institution, is to maintain it as at present. Mayor Timcrhoff yesterday in speaking of the new movement said:
 "Wc are all pleased over shifting the scat of government from the old to the new location. Convenience of the public IS the motive prompting this action, and also the accclerating of city business under an environment which we believe will prove accept able to all interests We will begin Inc improving of the ground space which surrounds the building and . our aim will be to make it the beauty l spot of the city The worthy pur- poses of the library will be carried l put, and the institution is to be main aimed on a higher plane in the fu- urc, ii that is possible. The city yves the women of the committee a lebt of gratitude in surrcndcriug the property, and in speaking for ny official confcrccs will say that the ity is broadening and the change ac- ordingly is deemed cxpcdicut."
 The upper room of the old building 5 to be vacated and turned over to he Prescott City Band for rehearsal urDOsCS
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-17
OF YAVAPA| HAS
 INCREASED
GROWTH OF COUNTY IS DUE IN SOME MEASURE TO WORK OF CHAMBER COMMERCE.
(From Tuesdays Oaiiy.)

The population of Yavapai county
 has increased materially in the past
 few years. The assessed valuation of
 the county has increased over S12,- OOO,OOO during the past year ,as is
 shown by the figures on record in the
 offices of the board of supervisors and county assessor.
 That this wonderful increase is due
 somewhat to the work and efforts of
 the Yavapai County Chamber of
 Commerce is a known fact. For years that organization has labored to better industrial conditions throughout the county, and its efforts have not been in vain. There have been men who thought they couldn't afford electric lights in their stores. They used kerosene lamps until the sheriff came. There have been men who thought they couldn't afford to advertise Their creditors closed down on them in time. There are a few men in Yavapai county doing a good business in various lines, who think they cannot afford to be mem bers of the chamber of commerce. If all men were like them, there wouldn't be any chamber of commerce. Com petitivc communities would rejoice in that condition. Yet a majority of Yavapai county's leading citizens count membership in the chamber of commerce as necessary to their business as light, telephone, heat and advertising. When business or pro- fesSiOnal man considers the work which the chamber of commerce can do for them, for their business and the community at large, upon which their prosperity depends, they cannot afford not to be members.
 The membership committee is meet ing with good results and it is it's earnest wish 10 be able to present at least 25 new memberships, at the an lual smoker, which is to be held one week from Thursday. Those taking put memberships yesterday were: Perry Ling, J. E. Mccullough. and George w. Hance, of Camp Verde.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-17
JIM" JOHNSON HAS
 A RESPONSIBLE DUTY
(From Saturdays Daily.)

James II. Johnson, who will be re- mcmbcrcd as a business mas of this city for many years, is now holding lucrative as well as d responsible position with the military on the boundary line near Columbus, N. M., being in charge of the forces guard ing watering places. This duty is for the purpose of preventing water from being poisoned or in interfering with the supply from wells and springs A threat was made by Mexican bandits to this effect if American troops crossed the line and action was taken accordingly to prevent such an act being pcrpctratcd. AIr. Johnson iS said 10 receive d salary of over $35O per month for his services.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-17
Pony Polo Club
 Is Popular Moue
(From Tuesdays Dsily.)

The preliminary organization of the Yavapai Pony Polo Club has been effected, and already 20 members arc assured. The movement has met a hearty response from outside range places, and teams will be in action in many localities. Those who enrolled in this city Friday night were A. II. Gale, (. w. Pardcc, Gail Gardner, Perry Ling and Raymond Bclcher. Another team of five is also being shaped up. From the Verde valley two aggrcgations arc lined mp, one headed by John I'redericks and the other by Ralph Monroe. Kirkland will have Clarence Jackson as captain, while Joe Rudy is 10 head the Skull valley contingent. Henry Ritter sends word that the Santa Maria bunch will be on hand.