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Arizona republican., 1917-09-29
CITY |S SUED
 IN TITLE CASE

Claiming that they have been in- formed and believe that the city of Phoenix claims to have some right, title, lien, interest in real estate in winch they came into possession Sep tember 21, 1881 w. B. Lount and Hat tie l.. Mosher have brought suit to quiet title to the property in the super for court.
 In the complaint filed, the plaintiffs pray that the defendants be required to set forth the nature of their claim and that all adverse claims be determined by court decree.
 The description given the property in the complaint follows: Beginning at a point at the southeast corner of the in tcrsection of Center and Taylor Streets. the said point being on a line running north from the east side of Center street, where Center street intersects Van Buren sreet, according to the orig inal townsite map of the old city of Phoenix, the said Center street being at Van Buren street so feet wide; the said point being 4S feet south of the north line of Taylor street and AS feet south of the south line of block in Churchills addition to the city of Phoenix and running thence south F feet, thence east 761 feet, thence north IA feet, thence west 761 feet to the point of the beginning.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29
THE TEST

How shall I know whether or not love girl well enough to marry her?
 Well, my boy, imagine her on hot, sticky day, bending wash tub, scrubbing your clothes your mother used to do Picture her, you enter, stopping her work and wipng the precipitation from her with the her apron If you feel that you would still kiss her. that she'll still look as good to you as she does her party togs go right ahead and marry her She's the girl.'-From the Detroit Free Press
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

While driving over unpaved road the experi- enced looks for rough places but pavement is supposed to be free from holes. Which reminds that the place where the railway track abandoned on North First street is steadily becoming trench in the vicinity of Monroe street.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29
CANADA KNOWS
 WAR $ MEANING

York Life in Arizona, returned from his vacation yesterday. He has been gone two months, attending the $l00,- 900 club meeting of the New York Life Insurance company and also the S200,000 club meeting at New Lon don, Conn. Between dates he visited Los Angeles, San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, the National Park, New York, Boston, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago
 Kansas CitY attending a meeting of
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

Mr. and Mrs Winston Churchill had escape in a motor accident recently. They left their residence Lullenden, Lingfield Surrey, their way London. and when they had reached the four cross roads at Dormansand another motor car, coming down a blind road, into their and knocked it over on it's side It was a closed and fortunately neither Mir Mrs. Churchill in jured although both somewhat shaker.-London Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

The bicycle is the poor mans automobile. Upon that theory in many places the bicycle is allowed to travel at night without lights, possibly in the be- lief that the poor is amply able to pay hospital bills in he is down by auto, the driver of which failed to see him in the darkness
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29
International Sunday School Lesson for
 Sept. 90
THE GOODNESS AND SEVERITY
 OF GOD (RevieWl

Golden Text.-"The LORD is merci- ful and gracious, slow to anger, and plenteogs in mercy" Ps. 103: 8.
 (Read Dan. 9: 3-19)
 The lessons of this quarter cover a period of 322 years, from 759 B. c. to 537 B. c. They give us glimpses here and there of the history of Judah under four kings. and of Israel and Judah in
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

The mayor of Philadelphia is charged with murder because policeman killed in ward where, at least authority holds the mayor responsible for conditions which brought about the killing. few more such and the term City Father" applied to the executive official will be entirely meaningless
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29
BRIEF REPORT FROM HAiG
rRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

LONDON, Sept 2S.-The report from Field Marshal Haig tonight refers only briefly to the operations of today in Flanders On the previous day seven powerful hostile counter attacks, it avs, were repulsed with heavy losses, and 1,614 Germans were taken prisoner
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID. to The Republican office now, and get your wish fulfilled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01

make people laugh make them
think"
Go ahead"
Don't interrupt again. father"
Jarvis began TO read. ncryousiy
at first. then with greater conf.
dcnoo. Ito read intslliEently. but
without dramatic value. and Bambi
iongrd to seine the manuscript and
do s, herself once. during tho first
act. tho Professor cleared hts
throat.
Don't do that" said Jarvis.
vithou; paasing for tho Professors
hasty apology
Tho play told the story Of q
woman whoss God was Success
She sacrificed everything TO him.
First her mo,hsr and fzthnr were
offered up. that sh, nigh, have a
career. Than har lover She mar.
fird q man nhs did not love. that
she might mount ono htcp higher.
and finally she sacrificed her chiid
TO her devourinK ambition. When
sho reached tho goal she had Wis.
ionod from tho frat. sho waa no
longer a human being. with powers
OF enjoyment or suffering She
vas. instead. n monster. Incapable
OF approaching what shs had won.
and in despair she killed herself
There were big scnr.a. some
bold. telling strokes. IN Jarvis
handling Of his theme Again. II
vaa utterly lacking In drama Tho
suihor stopped tho action and took
10 tho pulpit
IA he closed tho manuscript
Bambl reached out her hand for f.
Give It to mo. in my hand" she
ordered. He obeyed. question.
ingly.
Il feel AZ ~ IL was such n big
thing. manElod and bleeding. !
want TO hold Il and help H."
"ManEledr''
Yes. Don't you feel ~ She
| isn't woman, She's monster
You don't believe her. You won't
believe her. because You hate her ="
''Bnt she's truo. She lives today.
she Ia tho woman OF now" no re-
| Gated.
NO. no. no, Woman may ap.
proximats this. but she doesn't
reason Il out lot her be fine. and
big. and rlghteously ambitious.
Make ua sympathiEe with her"
But am preaching against
her"
AN tho better. Make her trag
edy. Show the futllity OF Il all
She didn't Kill herself. You killed
her"
"Do you write plays7" no asked
| her.
No. but | feel drama. This IL
big. but It r. all man psychology
You don know your woman"
/ should hope not. said the Pro
fessor You needn't tell mo there
arc such women in tho world. She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01
Good for the S. P.

The Seattle Star fought the Southern Pacific railway
s,renuousy in the of the tourist The fight thus
begun by newspaper been for the Northwest
and the interstate commissions ruling making the
for the Northwest for California is
IN effect
give Southern Pacific railroad management credit for
something big and worth while,
The Southern Pacific offers its -oway free TO farm
Over 1900 involved. To be favor
giving all of the Southern Paces grants free farmers.
but II garden and besides this the Southern
Pacific management urges its section hands to the right
ofway for gardens II altogether fine example for all
railroads Score real good thing for the Southern Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01

" worue than Lnerotia norgiA.~
"of course she in In tho world.
Father Professor You haven't
looked at a woman since mother
dled. nineteen yeafs aro. no you aro
not strictly up-to-aatc
4 have hundreds Of young WON
ca IN my classes"
learning Euclid" in,crpola;ed
Jarvis
4 warn yon 20 lot father alone.
nsa too old TO be hauled up,o
date. Just consider him an inter.
cstinE survival and let him be-"
I'm le, him be. III pu, him IN n
play. He's good copy"
Hell never know himself. 20 n
WON'T matter"
Thsy talked iats about JARVIS
work. his methods OF writing. tho
length OF time II took him 10 con
ceive and work out q play II all
facilitated Bamht 9he felt that a
wonderful interest had como into
her life. A new thing was 20 be
created. some day. under her roof.
near her. She Was 10 have part In
a. help In TIA shaping 10 pcrfeo-
son Sho gloated over tho days 20
con r.. and a warm rush OF graft
tudo to Jarvis for bringing her this
sense OF his need Of her made her
burst out:
oh. life Ia such funl"
He looked At her closely.
You are a queer little mite. !"
said he
The mite Is mightier than tho
sword she laughed. starting for
tho garden. you 20 TO bed. 30
you can get an early start on that
play. III round up the Professor.
He's forgotten TO BRING himself In. -
lie obeyed without objection. He
foit. all at once. like ship at
anchor after long years OF floating
aimlessly. but. manlike. he took his
rood fortune as his just right. and
/ Il never occurred to him TO thank
I ramhi for his new sense OF peace
and weilbeinE.
Tho marriage % Jarvis and Bamhl
/ furnished the town with n ten days
topic ~ conversation. fact 20
which they were perfectly indiffcr-
cnt. Then Il was accepted. IA any
( other wonder. such as n comet pass
ing. or an Rirship disaster.
In tho meantime the strangely
assorted trio fell into moro or
less comfortable relationship. Jar
Wis and the Professor almost came
20 blows. but for the moSt part tho
diplomatic Bambi kept peace. But
/ the hours hung heavy. and one day.
as she lay IN the hammock, a book
I'm her hand. Il came 10 her that
| she might try Il herself She might
nut down her thoughts. her
dreams. her ambitions and make n
story OF them. Thought and action
we're one with Bambi In five
minutes time she had pencil and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01
Smith and Jones

Jones him down and pondered And or. Of Jones
pondengs there grew great thought far-reachng in its
comprehension and its suggested possibilities.
And Jones decided to book setting forth his great
thought to the world. And then it occurred him his
thought required the hammerng home periodical
publication and he decided found magazine which
week in and week he would give wide currency to his
very great thought Then he reoondercd and that
really he should upbud institution that personal
would carry his thought effectively than any written
word
And in the end, long before he had written either the
book made the magazine founded the institution death
overlook Jones
Now there named Smith, and Smith, too had
pondered tho not comprehcnsvely Jones' And out
OF his pondcrings he evolved a thought, but
great thought, tho good And Smith decided what
he would do with it, and that thing he did
1t is recorded whether Smith book or
started magazine upbuided institution But what
it that he didand It's recorded that he acted
promptly and thoroly-it put his thought And it
means much 70 OF Smiths caiber Of less than Smiths
ralber And the wonder Of that suggested to one
Of these truly great thought greater than Jones
and this acting with the Smith brand of and
promptness put his truly great thought and much
good flowed from it to all
Who, now, the greater in the kingdom of earth
Jones Smith?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01

PAPER. and had set forth on her
new adventure.
For tho next few days she WAS
30 absorbed In her experiment that
she almost neglected the Heavenly
Twins" Tho Professor commented
on hor absence. and Ardelia com
planned that everybody in his
heah house is crazy. ali OF them
studyin and vritln; yo' oAlnt
even alng a hallclujah but some
lody Is a ehoutin'. 'sh!'"
Only Jarvis failed 10 note any
change. II was too much 20 Ell.
peet that the great Joeelyn could
concentrate on any but his own
mental attitudes.
Like most facils people. Bambi
was bored with her masterpiece at
the end OF week. and abandoned
| 1, without IA sigh. She decided that
literature was not 10 DO enriched
By her. In fact. she never gave n
thought 10 her first born child IN
III a month after its birth. when a
New York magazine fell into her
hands offering prize Of $500 Tor
! q short atory. She took out her
manuscript and read II over Win
sense 90 surprise. she marched
OF 10 a stenographer. had II typed.
and sent II 10 the contest using
rem namo aB signature. and then
she promptly forgot hbout II
Cir weeks moro OF hard labor
brought success" almost 20 com.
pletion. Bambl Was absorbed IN
tho play. II was undoubtedly much
better. her hopes were high that II
would get a production. II only
Jarvis could get 20 New York with
Il and Show Il 20 the mAgnates.
but that meant money. and they
haA none. Her busy brain spent
hours schcming. but no light came.
Then out OF tho blue fell n shin
inr bolt, A long envelope. with a
magazine imprint on II, came with
her mornings mail and nearly
ended a young and useful life. tn"
editor begged 10 inform her that
tho committee OF Judges had
awarded her the short story prize.
that har tale would be published 10
the forthcoming issue. and she
would please find check enclosed
Had she any other manuscript that
/ they might see Would she honor
them with a visit the next time she
came TO New York; They would
/ like 20 talk over n series OF stories
similar 10 the prize winner.
The Professor and Jarvis had
both departed TO their LARS or they
would have witnessed the best pas
seul Of nambis life. She fluttercd
the ioy.bringing letter above her
head. and circlcd the breakfast
room in a whirl OF happiness.
She waited until next day TO Ell
rlode her bomb.
Il think II you finish up the play
this W ,k. Jarvis. We can have II
typed early next week. and get off
10 New York on Friday or Satur-
day"
He stared at her.
ION FOOT" he inquired.
"Oh. no. find | have the
money"
You find you have IT. You had
that much and didn't know IT, he
exploded so loudly that the Profes-
sor came to. and paid attention.
Il am careless about these
things" Bsmhi murmured.
What's all this?' queried the
professor.
shes got money enough TO take
US TO New York" repeated Jarvis.
Thank you. | don't wish 10 so
20 that terrible place. or all the
distressing. improbable places. New
York is the worst" replied Profes.
sor parkhurst
Re calm. Professor. was not
planning TO take YOU" soothed his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01
Observation-Disclosures toSwim

Heroism is a commendable quality. The Carnegie
Hero Fund commission encourages by granting medals and
gifts Of cash live heroes the surviving relatives
Of heroes who sacrifice their lives for others.
lust the same II herosm consists in the picturesque
struggle anohcrs life from fire flood accident
there much Of it rather, there is much oppor-
tunty for the exercise OF il.
In the last annual report OF the Hero Fund commission
there III OF rewarded heroism recorded OF these
75 nearly 60 per had do with drownings That is
say OF W where persons in such peril Of
lives that they needed the services OF hero Is Of them
would probably have taken OF themselves and got
ten into the record il they had been able TO swim
The oral is obvious: Teach your boy and your girl
swim, and learn swim yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01

daughter
But what Is 20 be done with
me-" be inquired, anXiously.
You are 20 be left the one sole
duty OF Ardelia, 10 be oyerfed and
pampered until you aren't III 10
live with"
But you can't go off alone with
Jarvis"
why not7 I'm married TO him"
Yes. ! suppose you are. but you
seem 30 unmarried" he objected
We will have 10 practice up
few married poses. Jarvis You
must not act 30 interested in me.
Father says we don't act married
Il am not the least interested In
you" Jarvis defended himself. val.
iAnuy.
There. father. could anything he
moro husbandlike7"
Jarvis made no protest at all.
until the night before they were 10
start lie came to her and offered
! her n little black notebook.
What is his1"
IL want you 10 put down every
cent ve spend. This Is a loan.
you understand"
It's a Fift from tho gods. Go
offer lihations. don't want your
cid debit and credit book"
lie laid his hand on her shoulder.
and looked into her shining eyes
Good little fairy" he said. Il
want to put some Foid dust in the
rot. too"
Wait until We get to the end OF
tho rainbow"
Just keep a record for me. Ny
mind IS such sieve" he said. OF.
tering the spurned black book.
"All right. Give mo the Black
Maria | Will rido your figures
in IT.
-Tha, was a pun You ought to
be spanked"
"oh. Jarvis. isn't IT fun7" she
cried To HIM.
their journey. Bamhi left lists all
over the house ms reminders for the
| Professor. ArdellA had orders
enough TO maneuver an army. The
. Professor went 10 the station with
them. and absentmindedly kissed
Jarvis good-bye. which Infatuated
his victim and nearly sent Bambi
into Mysteries. Az the train pulled
out. she leaned from the window
and called. Go home. now. PROBES.
Eor," and with a mechanical Jerk
he turned and started off In the
direction indicated.
Il never leave him with any
comfort" she admitted TO Jarvis.
He is so apt 10 mislay himself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01
All Hail the Camera

Now come the days when the April showers arc about 10
be dried up sunshine The doors OF nature are about
open wide and thru the portal will walk the camera IAN
All hail TO hml .
Now will the office of the art editor be deuged with PIC
lures of the aud her tskng CALI OF ather III
the backyard aposng with rake and OF the neNdoor negh
boris Young hopeful dressed overas bending over plot
OF spadeup dirt which he has planted pebbles confident
they will sprout -,
And some Of those works OF viii be accompanied with
the euson OF the spring reeed out IN yards OF
explanatory rhyme. . .
Yes and the apple in full bloom the old swimmn
brother sitting straight behind the wheel oil
auto all will be recorded in eongomeated enthusi-
OF spring-time art
But let us remember this that all these pictures pic
lures recorded that good or bad they have
served their purpose giving the operator OF the camera
moment OF in subject outside OF himself and
his
Let remember that before they have faded or been
dumped by mother into the wastebasket during the tohei
cleaning OF future spring. they will have made at
least impression mind place, for Joy or
sorrow. that cannot be erased
Good luck to you you amateur photographer And this
be suggested YOU Take happy pictures.
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01
Speaking of Whistle Signals

a Seattle afternoon newspaper goes out OF its way
cditoay denounce The Stars proposal for
. servation Of daylight silly"
This is the erudite old organ that asks folks come
TO its building day at IL o'clock and watch ball drop
to tell them that it is II O'Clock.
Tootl Tootl
THE MAN who orders than
cooks than she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01
Guard the Teeth and Make
Sure Of a Sound BODY

Many ailments result from their neglect In order 70
have strong mind and strong body 1t is necessary 'o'
take into the body OF food, each Gay
The teeth grind and put condition fo te
stomach to handle IT, Then Il is into various parts
the body be used in building mind and pon
all the parts that into the making OF wel-possu
healthy, vigorous II there deficiency IN u
teeth. and they fail do work properly, there WIN
be trouble all along the line The alarm bell viii be sounu
in the headache nervousness, torpid liver stoH"
trouble and hundred other ailments.
Now the Dentist is the not the doctor ee.
the teeth right and the other troubles VIII auu''
themselves Thoroughly ground food Will be sent 10 n
stomach in such that the whole system will resIUha
with new vigor. The Daily Grind will be pleasure lne
whole lies in the OF the teeth Brush them
them while the very minute anything begins
have the trouble corrected Immediately MOS
people fail In the time OF me
Neglect in this matter trouble to There is ON.
safe, satisfactory this trouble or to se'
relief when II and that is to get the help ana a
of Dentist whone experience and education TIT him 10 WV
successfully with all kinds of trouble,
The OF power lies with the teeth. for wchou.
good teeth the system is thrown out or oruer'
the teeth sound, the is sound II the teeth "'
diseased, the whole Is more less diseased
You yourself only living but life, mere hNlas
Is only existence Lfe-reRl. healthy pusating He
only with sound body Have teeth right ana YOU
stomach right Teeth right first then all the others WIN
right-your stomach, liver and heart BE alive .nvs
living. Consult your Dentist Enjoy the pleasure Oh '
daily grind" n
Consult your often instead Of filling your stomach
with drugs We the public Lady attendant faih''
methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01
D.. . . e. ID. KS.
COILYTJlSI
There Is no need to n, -

w
price of food. II
n a fallaey n
the crop is biz
the prices VIVA.
0 ", snyhos-
Seattle Tim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01
AN ANTI-PREPAREosEss
APOSTLE

For Sale-Double crypt IN onscnu
Plains mausoleum. or will erehanz,
for automobile. --Adyertsement /,
Oneonta tN. ~ Star.
An Iowa paper says NJ Forrnas N.
BEEN married twice and vas slso IA -.
civil VA" step forward for al hsr.,
medal. please. NJ F0rmsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01

MAN vile ssostsot SAao ~1Nch NJ
oretinnes irraanes h.<rsef to be-Disrssll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01
SOME


Old man Won Hindenburr ...u
10 have established the u,s !,
least resistance.
Kaiser Blll aud Prince H.,
have been fired from the ~
York yfcht club. Rough stuff ~,
wars war.
HOHE-ANsA
Tho nSv spring hose tina, Ann In.
fr0vs hsf 10 BE- q patriot :"
Upon Each one there IL fss
RED. white and llus-ths iai.v
% nckls atyls
And fof % mile
Tbs alafkrrH gHze ~ AnnA's stf,
Recruiting seryioa sha Ia IN
Ths Rag upon the c9ur hons. ,.~
MAJ float unnotiesd ~ ths bsa,,
TIE solemn sol4n. may b. wir.
But Ann knows h0N 90 A1v.rti.
Everybody II crying that n,
treason 10 speculate In food IN va,
times VIII somebody kindly len
US what IT - IN peace times,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01
WE'VE HEARD Vt CALLED EVEN
WORSE

"Ofo
Several selections were rendered
on a Hawaiian instrument called
the Eklaka.--Forest City Is d.
Press.
Isttis Niss Naffe;
eA; In . buffet
Scanning the bill q fxrA
Knsw not what 20 TAXA
She couldn't buy -rAk
Ehrd only 80 TO spArA
John l. Sullivan. KID MCCOY n.
Battling Nelson have erred to
fight in Roosevelts a. y. We
don't know why Abe Aitell. Bot
Frtzsimmons. Ad Wolgast and WI
liam IL Taft and Romeo Hagen
haven't volunteered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01

Sing n song o, sirpence,
Pocket ful % re
faihe- broke hfa bottle
That's tho reason why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01

BERLIN SAYS the "o,an Line mpreonable
sach.N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01

- ~ ffS'F WIN WIDE
N you want a thing done well
do IL yertelf-Unless you en- Al.
ford q hire somebody tint en- Do
IL better.
81 noticed sign at the county
jail. Private. Keep Out" writes
Il. G. c. Il didn't see anybody tn.
ing 10 break in"
FUNNY MONEY
Thsy tell Us there's plenty Of eoun,--.s,
MONEY
You pick ii Up ezsrywher.
Conductors have hhndfuis o. chsns. that
10 funny.
And people are warned 20 ns. care
Come on with the Kind that ia erlid. a-s
~ phony
Ard siip a 70 "a. va dent MAD
There's nothing on earth that's a. xsl-
come - money
Were glad 20 Est most any kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-01

Good Lord. no. don't try to