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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-25

beuitte grabms fir bas cine ieiner
aItIieber nit obligaier 8ratide, uno
es lit neuer6ings niid IN bns 8oltS-
Heoerbad fiir RGnneritimmen, be-
arbeitet bon 9r. Sermairn ares.
idmar. aufgenommeu ,uoroen. gs lii
uripriingIid) eeoad3t aIs Elm BehieL
geiang smiideH Soief lrlb Waria, Sii
6eu elm Gbor ejnidIlt, urib in 6ieier
@eitoIt piroe ss In friiberer 8eit IN
tatboliiden, ipdter au1 proteitanti.
iden airden bieI gefiinaen bel ber
i3eniid,er Darielliing 6es aiiloel.
tuieeens IN Der Beibnahtsfeier. Gin
weeen ber ieltianen 8ermiiduns bon
Iateiniiden tnb oertiden @orten be-
riibnrtes nItes, fhon Giis benz II.
Sabrbunbert ftammeubes 2ieb:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-25

Berie bte oref boDen Eir9eIffelre
@eibnnfitet, Oitern inib gfingiten
berberrliden, tit nif bic Wielobie BON
einem In aBeiriar lebenoen Yripdt.
gelebrten, Sobannes Salt. I'M Sabre
1916 berfnBt Dorben. @eibe Dlelobien
prdgen fi9 leift elm, bn fie fih MIR
IN leitereigenen 80nen beiuesen irio
ouf ben nd4itperiparioten Gfforocn
Der Solipttonnrt. ber Sber- Iu1o I'm.
terbominnrte, ruben.
Sn Siiooeitfi6lanb, nGHleniIih n
ben 6iierreidiiden 2dnben, IN Sber-
bapern, Sdieiien urb 2biiringcn
batten fid bis melt ins porige Sabr.
banbert binein bic arippenipiele er.
balteL bel beneu am Weibnohts.
abenb oSer friibmoreals in Der airdIe
@edielgeiinge spiiden ben Sirten
uno Gngeln, dfpiiden Wlaria, bic ibr
9inS niegte, i,nb Soief ben Sniiptbe.
ftanbteil bilbeten. Ser Snbnlt Der
@s6ihte lit meiit bon f0itliher Gin.
inlt, bic Whiiif bon frnftnoner llr.
fpriingtihfeit Der Gntpfin6iina. bieI.
fad iogor I'M Gbnrnfter bon Tnn3lDei.
fen, iuie 5iirn 8eiipieI In Der bier fol-.
genben: ber Gngel ipedt bic aui benz
5eloe i9lafen6en Strtel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-25

EansbGpegung bebinst iin6. Gin ke'
ionoerer S6er3 bel bieien nOroiihAl
Soften beitebt in Der SHlflopp: Bel
frobemSuiummeniein offnet ii6 plos-
lih Die Eiir unb es tpiro in bic @eiea.
idaft elm Bddden bineingeDorfen nit
Der Qufi6rift an cine Der nnDeien.
ben Yerionen. Yeim Seffneu fallen
bieier 5unGhit Sher5.. oft Spottberic
entgegen, bic aIsoann laut norgeleien
o6er geiungen tuerben nriiiien. 4uBer.
bem itedt IN Der 1ntbiiaung eine ueue
aoreiie, irnb 70 gebt es oonlit meter,
bis oos 8eiheuf enoli9 crit bic oierte
ober finite Berion erreiAt, Der es III
8abrbeit sug6adt lit.
Ser noroii6e g8eibuuhtsballm bot
ii6 namentlib in ben Iesten Sabr.
5ebnten oam1bIig einen eroBen Seil
Der aliltilrl1noer erobert. 3unddjit
Duren es bic itommberpanoteu Ror6.
beiti6en, Die ibn IN bic familie uno
pom 6a aus in ibre firhIi6e 5eier oes
8eibnahtsfeiteS alfnabmen. @obin
Der Seutid)e nanbert = uno tpobin
ipanoert ein Seutifer rS6t! =
uiulnlt er Die idone Sitte oes 6ren.
nenoen Sannen6aumes uno ocs
Acknowledgements nit. Ssbre idon.
fte fiinitleriide 9erberrIidung bat
bic 8eibnahtsfeier tpobI IN Der Ser.
liner Sineataoeulie gefanben pem
bort in Der 6eIttpode 6os 9adide
Beibnndtg Sratoriim auIgeiiibrt
wiro. Bad bot ia benz arippenipieI,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-25
Gsfabrlidjfeit Ses Gfens.

sn Der Stabt gbinefor6 IN Giier
in England puroe i'm Sabre 1850
cine neue Stride eebalit, ba Die bis.
berige auerbeiligenfirde iid fir bic
in5lpii9en itart nngeDadiele gepol'
ferung ols 5u Helm ertpies. 3os olte
@ottesbaiis, elm aiis oem ieh5ebnten
SSabrbunoert itaumenber, aus Sra.
nitqilaoern oiifsefiibrter uno bon
bifen gieuraafen oibt beoedter gon.
nur6e ieitoem mir nod ielten beniist,
unS niemdno fiinlInerte iib mebr I'M
ieine Grbdltllng. 90 fam es, ooB oer
gfeu i6on nod Spansig Sabren and
oas snnere NIT einer ounfeIgrilnen
gIGttertapete polIitdnbig iiberSogen
batte. gis in Die @lodenltlbe bes
jdllanfen Surlnes biralf Soeen iih
bide Ranfen. uurrinselten oas @e'
b6If un6 Die @lofen uuo tnebeIten
lelbIt Die g9etterfobne auf Der Surnt
ieise 70 ieit oaB uud Der itdrflts
Sturm fie nidt mebr in geDeguug
Su iesen bermohte.
Gie glaerbeiIigerifirde bon Gbins-
for6 tuuroe eine 8eriibnltbeit. Bon
iiberaa fainen bic Neugierigen bcr-
bel, I'M fi9 oas BON eieuraHfen elm.
aeIpoAnene @ebGlioe nn8uieben, oos
in ieiner griinen Rrndt in Der lat
einen iaIt mGr6enbaiten @iporiid
madte.
9r, i'm SerbIt oes Sobres 1873,
utabute cine autoitrOp9e Sie getpOh-
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IN sss gsHiaaadjt.

Weibnndtenl - @er eurpfnnDe
nidt bel bieiem aIans, bon Suseno
aiif sepobnt, mitten I'M Getriebe bes
raitlos roriudrts brdngen6en Ge'
iddftsleberS bic Sebniudt nab bic.
len froben GeiertngerJ mem s0ge nid)t
allein idon BET bem Dorte Greiioc,
ber5innige Sreiioe IN bic @rlitl Sn
Der 6euti&en Ganiilie bot iid Idngft
@eibnahten su benz &miptfeite oes
gaIloen Snbres ertiuidelt. @ern ber-
iaHmeIt bas Dberbaipt bes Sairies
IN ben Ietten 9e5eulbertagen Heine
uno eroBe, nabe unb ferne Glieoer
ieiner GdIniIie I'M ben Eannenbnirui,
beiien aer5en ben Gngenebmen Quit
tparmer @adfes ausitr6nlen. benft
babel oih uobl ON bic 8eit 5uriif,
no er ieIbft nod elm 4inb mar, nun
Die eisenen aiaber 70 ieierIia- -irobIi6
bas 2ie6 .Stille Wadt, beiIige 9eadt"
anitinmen. p6bren6 bic augen ber.
lnHgerlb mad ben Inn ben GbriitbnIm
niifsebGirten @efdeifen binliieen.
Wenige ipiiien pieueiat, tpober 6ieie
lieblihe WeIobie itaHnlt, bic iiberaa
seiiinsen iutrb, mo EN- Gbriitbriinr
brenHt. sic tit nod nidt sar 70 off,
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ner Der Stobt gum erlten Wtale a1
Die 8efabrlidfeit bieies St1mlides.
Auf cine lGngere Hegen5eit Duren
einige ailsnabTsDeiie marine Rase
sefolet. am gorIuittag bes L. gicn.
uernnbm man in Dem Surm ser olten
airhe urpIosIif ein ltortes @etoie.
Die NIT oler Soriidt unternomtuene
geFhtigung ergab, onB idurtlibe orei
9lofen bernbgeitiir6t rparen, ben 30
Den Der @Iodenltlbe otrfihloaen
botten uno MN in Sriimmern IN Dem
8oridiff Der Stride Iagen. Die 9alp'
foulutiiiion itelte ais nrlahe oieier
itnerluarteten aataitropbe irrtilulls
derpeiie 2oderltng bes Surmeebal.
fes infoIae 8ertuitteriine feit.
3ebn Sabre ipoter brnh Die 4ler-
beiIigentir1e bel ipin6ieen @etter
ooaitGnbig in fib 5uinTumeu. 3uerlt
itiirSte 0os Gab 6es Mittel- uuo SiiS.
idifies elm ltno rib babel Die Seiten.
mniern nit Inn. Rod ar beHtielben
Soee neieten iih md Die @GnOe oes
@oridiffes in bedneItigenoer 8eiie.
Man iperrte ben gIos um oos Got
tesbolis onrarfbin, Inn uneIIfSfdlle
5u perbiiten. in tpeiteu l1n1freiie nb.
gum Gliid. 9enn 5pei Sage ipGter
5ur gPittossaeit frahte aih Der
Surm in fidl siIiunrrueu.
Sest crit erfonrtte man. SaB ein5ig
urio naetn Die efeuItdnime, Die in
Stpiiten gum SeiI einen 2urdlmeiier
bon bieIen 3entiu1etern erreidJt bot.
ten, bic S&RIo on beru i&ueaeH @er.
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litilrsiiden Gottesoienite perSrdngt
tDor6en, in benen Die Giraen NIT
Sauneureiiern seiduIiidt Ueroen
aud Der @eibra4tsbnum bat bort
Idngit 9Gitfnabme bel Der Geier 0es
abenos ober MOrgens gef,InSeR. Ger
!8eiitlide lieit aus benz @eibnahts.
epnngeliitm bic Seidihte bon Der &C.
burt bes Seilnn6es Dor, Die 9emeirtoe
fingt einen unierer berrliden gSeib-
nndtsdorale. Suna merhpiirbig, wie
Der aus bern bet0uiiben ifanoinapi.
iden gtoroen naa Siiben oororin.
een6e @eibnnhts6mim iia aamdb-
lig erit bas Salts unb banu aud he
&irden erobert bot! Dort bod oben
i'm Norben tar3te 5lir 8eit Der Con-
neniDenbe Jung uno aIt iinsenb I'm
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sIdnset Oas etern.Iein is. anger ie mebr

feiert crit eiipa ia einent Sabre ibreit
bnuoertidbrigen @eburtstas, beun es
lpar om @eibnahtsabeno 1918, aIs
im Shulbniie az Obernoorf beI
Sal5bilre bet Bifnr Soief Nobr oas
2ien bidtete urio Der Qebrer bort.
Srana @riiber, gIeid bic Melo6ie en.
Jii iebte. 8uerff burd berumipanbern-
be Tiroler berbreitet inb erit ipdter
i'm Drssd beroffeFtIidt, bat iid ons
gieo NIT ieiner Ieidt ms Dbr fauen.
ben @eIobie iibernl eineebiirgert.
gine 0nbere bielseiungene Meiie 70
ou fr6blide. bu ieIige, @naben
briueenDe Beibnn@ts5eit- bot suerii
Seroer IN ieineu Gtimmeu ber Bet.
fern rsitgeteilt. Sic 1T f5iHuniiheu
tlsisususS. Eas @sai&t bsiiH sra
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Sn Dem engen llIHiang MIR elmer
Serte beuest fia Oteie onrnlitige
Beiie aiif Der niiseebaIienen Eitinte
|: eines Guoelindes. Sn einem arIoe.
ren 2ie6e. no Die Sirten bns ebriIt-
finblein nufiuden unb iia perpim.
bern, 6nB Der enrt5e Stnl mit Ghnee
beoedt it, beibfs gum SdIub:,
.rzat h est, aiHSIdni esst rds 10 isis.
brHM fort
an nHIer e6ardn IN infer Dsi.
Banns fcurut sum eisrbm. benf uns basan.
sab pis hie tsim arippgslH i4on ssist an
Gin ihon i'm biersebnten Snhrban.
bert in 9eSt uno @eloois seiungenes
BiegenIie5 = Der @eiIe nod eln
aIte< acknowledgements -
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In cdull-1oo ju---bi loA-
fins . etJuab feib frob

tuuroe aud SUR @eibnndtsfeier &C.
iiingen, bat ebenfaIs in bem ifon &c.
nnnnten 8olfsIieoerbtd fiir Dadn.
nerh6re, in Der genrbeifing Don
@eorg Sdlimnnu. ahfnabme sefirn.
Den.
9ieie stripper. tin6 &irferipieIe III
Der Stride, on oeren iseniiher Gar.
TELLING Die grieiter iirio 9aien iiA
beteiIigterL iiri6 iest p0IIig ourd bic
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6eu ainoelipiegen in ietnem @erfe
cine Statte bereitet; ieine Muiif
iiroutt bier cine Sd0n6eit unb arait
6es 9lusoruds aus, baB man INNER
nufs neue in gnt5iifen gerGt, 10 oft
man es pieoer bort. @eun nod benz
@ehielipiel Der bloienoen Sirten rllo
geigenben gnglein, nah Wnrias @e.
inng yS6laie, ulein Sie6Iter" Der
gnn5e Gbor Der bintrliihen Seer.
iduren nit 2utbers Melobie uBom
SiHmel bod, ba fouut' ib ber" elm.
iest uno Die bloienoen Sirten bod
nod ibr lieblihes Spiel peiterfle6.
TEN, 10 it's als oh Sin1nIef lino grbe
nit benz @eihnahtsbpulnus I'M
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ole brennenoe SG1He, IN Der 5reuSe,
baB Der @irter nun nbpdrts iteisen
nuiBte, onB Die langen RGhte bon
Tag 81 3ag boz Der gso6t Der
iuieoertebren6en Some auriifipei.
den iperben. 9lud oieie urolteH, nor.
biiden Sana-Sinsrueiien haben ibren
eigenortigen Reia, mie gum 8eifpicI
Die beigefiigte nit ibren fiinftnftigen
seilen Die oura Die RbpthHrif Der
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Sirten

faa Der Stride trusen. 9as S6idial
oieles alien 9nuIperfes itelIt nj Der
@ei6i6te Der Irhiteftur nod beuri
oas floiiii1e 8eiipiel fiir Die @efabr.
lidfeit Der @feubernntitng bor.
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5reltoentqlluel Iber bic @eburt bes
9eilanbes ii6 III Die arme faaen.
Ils 2utber emit fiir ieine aiuocr.
fir Die 8eibnohtsfeier ieiner 50.
ntilierm Souie oieie foItliAe Melooie
allfieste, tonrte er ni6t obnen, mas
Srpeibunoert Sabre ipdter Der ibm
geiitesoerponote Sbomostantor 81
2eip5ig aus oieiem ieinern 2ieoe ouf.
bauen piiroe. @ar lieblih bort iiA
bieie Mtuiit on, penn iie bon bee
Singafnoenie in ben Sanl bineinge.
iungen miro, in Den sDei rieiiee, fuIt
on Die 9efe oes Suuies binulifra-
geube SunneubGuue ibr aer5enliat
eiHltrablen.
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9eitssmases suierat.

Ssuneer aaufnort Snuernb itii-
taleli6, itidJt elm ieiueu 6dbiefeitei
ent5pre6enoe Aniteaung. @cfI. Gffers
ten urter D. u. &c eTbetga.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-01
PERSONAL MENTION

Nh and Mrs. Edward J. Babe of
Chicago arrived IL Phoenix last eve
ming to spend the next several weeks
in the Salt River valley. Mr.. Babe
is a well known business man on the
Chicago west side. They are guests
At the Commercial hotel.
w. r. Thatcher of Superior is spend
ing a few days in Phoenix, registering
at the Jefferson hotel late last eve
ming
Frank NJ. Roberts. one of the best
known Indiana bankers and a resident
of Fort Wayne. arrived in Phoenix last
evening to spend the next three months
on an extended pleasure trip. He viii
visit all POINTS of interest IN this and
adjoining states before returning to his
home. He is guest at the Adams
hotel,
John H. Moore. prominent Lansing
Mich. business man and former Michi-
gan state senator. is spending a few
days in Phoenix He is "A guest AT the
Adams hotel.
\. w. Cole. "A member of the Arizona
corporation commission, has returned
he was called several days ago by the
serious illness of daughter
T a. Jones, chairman of the corpor-
alton commission. returned yesterday
from trip through the northern part
of the state on commission business
Mrs. Harold Murch OF Goleonda. Ariz.
is spending few weeks in this city as
the guest of her sister. Mrs H NJ
Berry, 1922 West Washington street.
+. l. Dickinson, well known Flag
staff business man. arrived IN Phoenix
last evening TO spend the remainder of
the week on business. He is guest
at the Commercial hotel
5. b. Brown Of Wilcox registered at
the Commercial hotel late last evening.
He will spend several DAYS here on
combined business and pleasure trip.
F. J. Taylor and family Of Nogales.
Ariz-. arrived in Phoenix last evening
To spend the next two weeks on "A com
bined business and pleasure trip They
are guests al the Commercial hotel
Richard Flushing. we'll known SUI
perior business man. vas a late arrival
AT the Commercial hotel last evening
Miss Alva Mcguire Of Florence is
spending a few DAYS as a Phoenix
visitor. arriving last e-ening She Is
a guest AT the Commercial hotel.
J. H. Cochey well known sheep man
OF Prescott Will spend the next few
days in Phoenix on business. He reg
istered at the Commercial hotel last
evening. s.lsaM
Arizona republican., 1917-03-01

80 ably the recently chosen directors
have shown their apprecia ton of Il
year of most efficient work. w. l..
Pinney will again serve as president of
the association, he being the first man
to be thus honored. The other officers
thus given a vote of confidence are F.
II. Ensign, vice-presidenJ; H. A. Diehl
treasurer ard an executive committee
which with the officers eX-officio, con-
sists of David Goldberg, John F. Bark
er, Ii. w. Asbury and G. Il. Pratt.
SON is killEO-Iiowdrd Hdtchin-
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Hutch
inson, of the Westminster apartments,
was accidentally killed Tuesday IN an
automobile accident in La Fayette. In
diana. According to the meager re-
ports received by the parents of the
deceased the ear in which Hutchinson
was riding turned turtle and he was
pinned beneath the machine. Howard
was connected with the Lexington
Howard Motor company. He was for
merly electrical engineer with the Cen
eral Electric company of Chicago. He
was so years of age.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-01
WOMAN WANTED
FOR PROBATION
WORK IN CITY

woman who will give girls atten-
ton before their indiscretions are mat
ters requiring court attention. A wom
On, kind mOtherly. sympathetic and
firm, who will turn a girls mind to
letter things ana save her from be-
coming ward Of the court. A wom
an who, if girl is a juvenile ward
will he willing to give her another
chance. This is the type of woman
that the Civic League wishes to have
appointed probation officer and the
need Of a woman officer the League
does not question.
Although there were only ten mem
bers of the organization present yester-
day when probation matters were dis
cGssed they all voted to have a list Of
names submitted TO the sheriff and
board of supervisors suggesting that
one of the number be appointed. Among
the names mentioned were those of
Mrs. Matte Williams, Mrs. NJ J. Nor
rill and Mrs Edith NJ Duclow
Mrs Ben WEIGH and Mrs Kate
Younger. who Investigated the Florence
Crittendon home. reported that the
matron spoke of the need Of "a woman
probation officer while Mrs. w S.
Bradford gave a splendid account of
what was being done at the Detention
home. She stated that the matron had
informed her that conditions were
much more satisfactory without the
woman officer and that the work was
being carried on with much better
spirit. Mrs. Bradford reported that the
atmosphere was honey" and that the
children established there were being
well cared for
Mrs. J. ID. Henderson said that Chief
OF Police Brisbois had informed her or
the crying need Of a woman probation
I officer. but that both the police and
the sheriff did not believe the depart
ment should be connected with their
own. Judge Lyman had also been con-
suited by Mrs Henderson in regard to
an appointment and he had explained
that the court only made provision for
one officer for this work
} 1t was decided to continue the sub
i"ct on next Wednesday when Proba-
ton Officer W. J. Osborn with Super
intendent of Associated Charities Miss
J G. NJ. Gilchrist. will address the league.
! Before taking up the subject yester-
day. Mrs. Kate Perry read the plat
forms Of the various candidates for city
commissioner. While no candidates
were openly embossed the attitude of
/ the association favored the men known
I 70 Toe for cleanup Of the moral con-
ditionS Of the city.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-01
CROFT DENIES
KNOWLEDGE Of
HUGHES DEATH

Denying that he had anything to do
with the numbering of Stephen Hughes
or that he had even heard of the mans
death until he was told in FL Paso,
Croft charged Jointly with Anderson
with the murder of the Tempe rancher,
stoutly maintains his innocence.
After severe grilling by the sheriff
and county attorney il is understood
that Grof still protested he was not
guilty ard that he would fight the
charge against him to a finish. He has
employed two Fl Paso attorneys to de-
fend him according to his statement to
the officers
Anderson who is alleged to have
confessed will plead guilty.
County Attorney /. NJ. Laney stated
yesterday he did not know when the
men would be ,arraigned and that it was
more than likely that it would not be
until the arrival of Miss Margaret
Hughes II is said that the sister OF the
murdered man Is the only person to
whom Croft has admitted that he had
any connection with the crime. Not
once did he implicate himself when
questioned by the officers. He entered
a general denial of everything and
only crossed himself in minor matters
which were Of little consequence He
10y Stephen Hughes although he was
confronted with the check which he is
alleged to have endorsed. He freely dis
cussed his past prison record and made
no effort to conceal the fact that he
was a fugitive from justice when he
was working on the Huff ranch at
Tempe many months ago.
Croft served time at Lansing. having
been sentenced from 10 to q years on
a charge OF ROBBERY. He was paToled
In 1905 and in 1912 again came to the
notice Of the authorities and while ac-
quilted Of the train robbery charge was
held under the old sentence He made
his escape from prison and was re-
captured by the officers in New Mexico
giving the officer the slip at II Paso.
From there he went to Tempe Croft
IS a man 30 years old while Anderson
IL a boy Of nineteen. II : said the
younger man went over every detail Of
the crime which he said ne committed
with the officers.
The hoy said that Croft planned the
murder which he carried out to the let =
ter. He even set the hour for the re-
turn of Hughes 20 his own ranch and
between ten and eleven. Anderson
armed with an axe met him on his own
territory. He hit Hughes over the head
The man fell stunned from the blow
and then Anderson repeated his attack
striking again and again. he does not
remember how many times He waited
for Croft to come and help bury
Hughes. according to the plan. When
his confederate did not arrive. the boy
SAYS ne became terrified. ana returned
70 the Huff ranch. Anderson In his story
to the county officials is alleged to
have said that Croft then refused Ia
aid IN the burial declaring ghat he had
been hurt in Tempe Anderson then dug
the grave Of the man he murdered lie
told how he lcveled the grave turning
in the water. adding soil. utrning in the
water once more and again until he
completed his gruesome task. lie then
passed the rest Of the night at Hufrs
ne said. washing the blood from tie
axe.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-01
SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE
AND COLOR IN HAIR
Don't Stay GrayI Sage Tea and
Sulphur Darkens Hair SO Natur-
ally that Nobody can tell.

You can turn gray, faded hair
beautifully dark and lustrous almost
over night il you'll get a so cent
bottle Of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" at any drug store. Mil
lions of bottles Of this old, famous
Sage Tea Recipe are sold annually.
gays we'll known druggist here, be-
cause it darkens the hair so natural
" and evenly that no one can tell
it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray,
becoming faded, dry, scraggly and
thin have a surprise awaiting them.
because after one OF two appliea-
tons the gray hair vanishes and
your locks become luxuriantly dark
and beautiful-all dandruff goes,
scalp itching and falling hair stops.
This is the age Of youth. Gray
haired unattractive folks aren't want
ed around. so get busy with Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur tonight, and you'll
be delighted with your dark. hand
ance within few DAVIS
Arizona republican., 1917-03-01

Of Tie Cactus Queen Copper Com
pany TO be held at the office of the
Company It Phoenix, Arizona. on
Monday the End day Of April A. D.
1917 for toe purpose Of electing di-
rectors for the ensrine year. and the
transaction of such other business
as. may properly come before said
meeting Also far the purpose Of
considering a proposition to amend
the Articles Of Incorporation by in
creasinG the Capital Stock OF the
Company from Sl50.00o00 to S5.00o.-
10000 to be divided into 5000. 600
shares of the par value of one Dol
lar each. Also proposition to amend
the articles Of Incorporation by in
credsing the number of directors OF
the company from five to seven.
W. H. Borders. Secy.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-01
QUIET ROMANCE
FINISHED HERE

The elimination of a romance
which began on the coast four years
ago ended in the marriage in Phoe-
nix YESTERDAY Of Miss Lillian Still,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Still Of
Los Angeles. and Earl V Rolph. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Rolph Of
Los angeles. and cousin of Mayor
Rolph of San Francisco. Judge STAN
ford read the service and only the
necessary witnesses were present.
Mr.. Rolph arrived in Phoenix 4
week ago from Buffalo where he had
been for the past few months. He
decided to locate in this county and
telegraphed to the charming young
giri who had promised tic become
his bride in the spring. to join him
here. She arrived from California
yesterday morning and the ceremony
took place shortly after noon
Arizona republican., 1917-03-01
$1,000 A WEEK FOR TUNES
PLAYED WITH ONE FINGER

Among the Interesting People" Of
the March American Magazine is Earl
Carroll program boy in a theater
who collaborated with Caruso. then
became the author of many OF our
most popular songs. He is now max
ing about one thousand dollars a week.
A few years ago he was making one
thousand cents a week
The amazing point about Carroll
success is that he has had no musical
training and cannot even play the
piano. Like Irving Berlin. he picks
out the melodies with one finger and
they are transferred TO paper by
trained musicians.
Carroll is now under contract to
deliver one musical play by March
list. and another by June. He is happy
when he is working on melodies all
day long. for he believes he has found
the work he is best fitted for