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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-02
PRESCOTT INFANT
 MAKING GOOD IN PICTURES
(From Sundays Daily)


 Prescott has produced motion picture star-small in size and age but quite a luminary in the world of make-belicvc. She is no other than the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. L. l.. Corbin, the former for many years in the drug business here with \. w.. Bork and for time connected with the Owl Drug & Candy Company as working stockholdcr. Concerning Miss Corbin, who bears the pretcn- tious name of Virginia La Verne, and her film career the Picture World says:
 "Corbin, Virginia La Verne. Born in Prescott, Arizona. Her father Is French-English and her mother Scotch-Irish. She is but four years of age and weighs g pounds, but is growing. Light hair, violet eyes. She made her screen debut in December, 1916. and before that had posed pro- fcssionally for artists. A regular tear shredder" she Is in demand for parts and has played with many of the famous screen stars in Los Angeles Her debut was made with Marie Empress in The Chorus Girl and Kid" and she has played with Universal, Lasky, Metro and others, her present connection being Fox. She is versatile little enter taincr and in demand in Los Angeles for club and society entertainments, for tear production is by no means the limit of her art and she is sing CT and dancer of merit. Children who can cry without looking as though their grief had come from a recent spanking arc in demand and she is a in miniaturc, though | naturally she has sunny disposition.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-02
POPULAR COUPLE WEDDED IN
 PRESCOTT
(From Tuesday's Gaily.)

The ceremony which united in mar riage Frederick Marshall McMahon and Miss Ethel Frances Frederick, took place at the Catholic church last evening at o'clock in the presence of relatives and friends of the con tracting parties, Rev. Father Flamen- co officiating. William Bunte acted as best man and Miss Lena Allerton as bridesmaid
 Following the ceremony the party adjourned to the McMahon residence where an elaborate wedding supper was enjoyed those gathering around the tables being the bride and groom, NIT. and Mrs. Thomas McMahon, Mir and Mrs. w. H. McMichael, Mir. and Mrs. J. L. McMahon, William Buntc, Miss Lena Allerton, Miss Mae Cahill, Frank Murphy. John Meade and Rev. erly Burke. The couple left on the II 30 train for Ash Fork where they will make their home.
 The groom IS the youngest son of Thomas McMahon, the veteran night patrolman, and IS a brakeman in the employ of the s. F. P. & F., running out of Ash Fork. It was at that place he met the charming young woman who is now Mrs. McMahon, she being the cashier of the Harvey house at that point and highly esteemed for her capability as we'll as her pleasing per; sonality. Her home is in Brooklyn, New York.
 The popularity of the couple was attested by the large number oi beautiful presents they received. The good wishes of many friends here and in Ash Fork go with them for happi- ness in their married life.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-02

Our weak point is the field artillery branch, and the aviation corps Be- fore the war the regular army had seven regiments of field artillery, or 16S field guns of all calibres. The militia has some. 1 do not know just how many. This state of affairs is ridiculous, to say the least. In one engagement on the Western front they employed twice as many field guns as we have in our whole army. It has been figured out that the artil- lery ammunition we HOW have on hand would hardly last one day at the rate they arc using it abroad. Today the artillery plays the most important part and you can readily see that we are not at all prepared in this branch, and furthermore, it takes from two and onc-half 10 three years to make a good artillery man. Our present three-inch field gun is of very in- ferior type, as compared with the French, but I understand that the ordnance department is now turning out a very excellent gun, but we need them now and it will take long time to get enough out.
 I am not very familiar with the aviation corps but l do know that we arc very short on machines. It was only few years ago that the aviation corps was established, and Consc- qucntly we arc not very far advanced, in regard to pilots or machines. We have just barely enough equipment to equip the auxiliary troops that gc with the army, as it is today, so you car sec what a tremendous task 1t is going to be when we come to equip an army of 100000 men.
 In conclusion there is just one thing I wish to mention, and that is, the rights and duties of the Amer ican citizen. Pardon mo. have made a mistake. l mean rights oi the American citizen. From what l have observed and heard throughout the United States there apparently is no such thing as the duties of the American citizen. In our race for commercialism the American people have utterly forgotten that they owe any duty to their country. You will always hear this: Well, that is my right and I am going to see that l get it." That is all very well and good, but you never hear this: That is my duty to my country and l feel that I should live up to it." But take it at that, and all in all, l still feel that we arc a pretty good outfit and will be numbered among those pres ent when the times comes.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-02
ALLY ALIENS SEEK
 CITIZENSHIP WITH
 THE UNITED STATES
(Fiom Fridays DailY.l

Three aliens, all, by the nature of things, allies now oi the United States filed applications for first papers Of citizenship with the clerk of tine Su- pcrior court yesterday.
 All arc from Jerome, and all arc miners. Frank Raincro and Giuseppe Pcila are Italians by birth. Savo Wajovich is d native of Serbia.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-02
STIPULATED JUDGMENT
(Fsom Fridays Dai,yO

By stipulation of the attorneys, Judgment was entered in the Superior court for John J. Sullivan for $2,750 against the Verde Combination Cop per Company. Sullivan alleged that while an cmploye of the company hc received injuries which permanently destroyed the sight of one eye. and asked for damages in the sum ol 5000.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-02
SETTLEMENT URGED

WASHINGTON, April 2S. - Two hundred representatives, headed by Speaker Clark, sent cablegram to Lloyd George urging settlement of the Irish problem.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-02
THE UNITED STATES ARMY

New light on the military situation of the United States is reflected in the following article by Lieutenant Al fred H. Gale, |. s. F. A., retired, based on an address made by him be- fore the Masonic Lodge of this city Wednesday night. The article will give to the layman some idea of the immensity of the work before the gov ernment in producing and fitting out a war army, and is especially timely just now:
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-02
CATTLE MARKET
Special Correspondencr.


 KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS, April 23.-Cattle receipts were 10,5O0, and the market was slow and barely steady, top SIPS. Hog receipts were l2,GOO, market l5 to 20 lower, top S15.S0 Sheep and lambs today 3,100, market 10 higher. wooded lambs $15.S5, a new high record, clipped lambs Sl2.60
 Beef Cattle.
 Receipts were rather liberal at all markets, due to alarm over the posi- ton of the government with respect to price fixing, coupled with the high cost of feed Packers had slight advantage, the market 25 to 50 cents under a week ago, even on good to choice steers. Some natives weigh ing HOO pounds sold at Sl2O5. but 20 or 30 loads of pulp steers sold at SIP to SIPS. Middle class steers sold at S1O50 to Sl1.50, and light weight common steers to killers at SS.50 to S975. Five loads Utah pulp fed steers sold at Sll, Utah COWS S9.35. About 6O loads of Colorado and Nebraska pulp steers sold at SLIPS to SIPS, pulp COWS and bulls each up to Sl0. Five cars of mixed quarantine cattle included COWS up to S9.50, steers S.50 to S9.75, calves S7.5O to Sll, bulls $7.5O to SS.25. everything light weight and only fair to good. Best native COWS went up to $1O.5O, vcals S13.25. bulls SlO25.
 Stockers and Feeders.
 Sales today were steady with the decline of IS to 5 cents effective last half of last week Stock steers sold at $8 to SlO75 and feeding steers at So SO to Sll.40, a four car drove bring ing the latter price, highest on record, to an Illinois man. Stock steers at SS35 on Saturday, 700 pounds aver age, were an attractive purchase by an Iowa man. Breeding hcifcrS and COWS sell at S7 to SlO.5O. about Sl low CT than 10 days ago.
 Hogs.
 Continued liberal receipts at Chi cago spread weakness around the market circle, although prices here on best hogs are practically as high as in Chicago, top here today Sll.S0 being only a nickel under Chicago. Best medium weights sell 10 cents under best heavy weights, and lights are 25 cents farther down the line, Sl370 and Sl545, respectively, today. \ large number of middle and low class light hogs sell down around SIS, some quarter more, some quarter less This item causes a rather wide spread n the range of bulk of sales here, as compared with markets where the hogs received are more even, or heavier weights and better average finish.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07

lost lS not known
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
CRUEL CURB TO
 UT OUT AUTOS

No longer NiT ii be possible for IT florists to cItcr the capitol grounds froIn Seventeenth avenue The prsic- tice of parking machines in front of The state house must also be discou- tnuad
 Al recent meeting of Inc state board of control it was uuaninotlsl. decided to close the driveway from Seventeenth tvcuue and make other improvements in the capitol grounds as announced in The Arizona Repub- hcIu lest week The cost of these impro; ements will be small.
 The improNeme as outlined at the board meeting. are as follows
 The driveway wil le closed curb ing To be constructed across the pres cut d.ltc within the next few days The space now used as a driveway VIII be sown to grass seed Plants and flowers win also ue set out. Nc concrete walk will be constructed ass Ht first contemplated
 Tho preSent gravel walks will he Kept intact as # ls brlev.d that a concrete walk would detrnct from tae hriu'N of the present landscaping scheme.
 That space now utilized by autoiSts Tor parking their machines will also be Transformed into a spot of beauty up t9 within 3J feet of the building.
 To prevent motorists from using the large gravel walks noW running along "nth side of the state house largc cannous Uill be set in each walk.
 Engineer Lamar Cobb has been in . structed to draw plans necessarv for these improV Vements, after Which wofl, VIII pe started immediately.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
No Fade Shirts $1.00

Notwithstanding the rising value of mcrchan- disc the price of NO FADE shirts remain the
 same Guaranteed fast Colors our Win
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF
 DISAPPEARS CENT DANDERINE

and scraggy. just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw | il through your hair. taking one small strand al time. The effect !s immediate and amazing-your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of abundance; an incomparable lustre, softness and luxuriance. the beauty and simmer of true hair health.
 Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine frcm any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any that if has been neglected or injured by careless treatment that's all.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07

e.%MART youthfulness e doesn't mean faddish fol-de-rol. Young men who get ahead want poise, not noise. The new Spring and Summer models we're now showing in
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
10 TRAIN YOIIrAS

ALBANY. \. r.. March -BjUs n- tended to provide for military training for all boys in New York state he tween the ages of 16 and 19 years were passed by the assembly and senate to- night Under the amendment 230 900 boys will be eligible for military training.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
RIGHT ID HEAR
 LONG DEBATE

Inc case of D. E. Harrer versus the city of Phoenix Was heard by the Ari- zond corporation commission yesterday morning, but in so far as the com
 mission Is concerned, it proved of little value in determining whether or not me city has legal right to charge Mir. ilaIfer Tor water meter when patrons Withih the corporation limits are eX- einpi Rather than submit figures and other evidence that might have direct bearing on the case, the opposing at
 torneys spent their time arguing as fo whether or not the commission had jurisdiction to act. despite the fact that
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
Save Your Hairl Make 1t Fluffy, Lustrous and
 Beautiful

Try as you will, after an appica- ton Of Danderine, you can not find single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch but what will please you most, will be after a few weeks use, when you gee new hair. fine and downy at first--yes-but really new hair growing all over the scalp.
 A little Danderine immediately doubles the beauty of your hair No difference how dull, faded, brittle
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07

as the commission ruled fine city. in 90 far as serving water outside Of the corporate limits is concerned. Is pub ic utility The commission reserved he right to reverse its decision later however
 h was thought that the hearing would result iu many figures being produced as evidence dr the opposing factions Flor instance, Y Wa thought that the
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07

city wonld submit figures % 4hrW that water could not be supuGed ta icrsans residing outside of tue city limits ai the samo Iaure that { costs to servt cit, patrons because oi added expense was also thought that Mir harrc would attempt to show chat there was DO added expense.
 The hearing yesterday norH ing N7- short lived because as Was ct ideUcei
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
GASOLINE SAVER
 MANUF FACTURED

facturing concern which nas on the market a commodity which should prove of inestimable valeu to motorists in all parts of the world The California
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07

the oyp0smg atturnevs were prrpar-C o,.iy Io aI.,le ou the jurisdiction of n. commission to act Thy couimiSs Di therefore decided tina inasmuch a~ tf- point had lretiouSly been settled, g continuance sf arcuments VaS lunce- e~~arN.
 ro.h eompia nant and defenGai v1- given uatl March i- t1 file briefs 1-Hn ths. c'lr liSSien.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
SCHOONER REPORTED BURNED
 TRepublican A. P Leased Wtrel

MOBILE Ala March G-A cable 2ram was received here today from Bluefelds, Me. saying the schooner Oscar 6 had been destroyed by fire at sea. Whether any of the crew were Llsl Ie uni kunMn.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07

thiS point. had previously been decided h, the commission
 lt will be remembered that when the complainant. Mir llarrer. first asked the commission to make decision h the case. the City of Phoenix moved that the case be dismissed on the ground that the commission did uot have jurisdiction in city matters The motion WIS denied at that time hecause,
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07

Chemical Manufacturing company hay ing lately moved its main offices and plant to Phoenix.
 The Imperial gasoline saver. d chem ical compound which. if it does all that k claimed for it. will result in d won derful saving on gasoline mileage to the motorist, is the principal product of the rev company The gasoline saver is hy-product of petroleum which is combined with chemicals. and when used in gasoline, distillate. naptha or benzine is said to increase their eff ciencv in many ways. Much greater mileage is claimed for the ear using the saver. increased horsepower, soft ened carbon, a cooler cngine. easier ignition. and in fact the elimination of about all the trouble which is now one ot the motorists greatest trials.
 The company has recently received a letter of testimonial from one of its customers which speaks highly of the new compound The v riter. owner of q . Ford car, says in part.
 T h1d been getting from l6 to IS miles an hour out of my Ford. but since using the gasoline saver | have averaged over 90 miles to the gallon, My horsepower has also increased Slcatiy. my engine picks up much quicker and runs much smoother. while on steep grades where formerly found it necessary to change speeds | now am able to make easily on high. on d recent trip from Phoenix to Florence thence to Superior and over the hil to Ray. then to Winkelman and Christ mas and back tu Christmas. | made the entire journey on seven gallons of gas olipe combined with the saver
 Very truly yours
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
FRED S'rFINBFRGEE "

The new manufacturing concern also produces all manner of motorists wash ing compounds. hand tastes. body pol isheS. cloth dyes. auto channels. engine paints. cup greaseS. rubber repair ce- mcut etc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24
AS VIEWED IN BExAR.

vho Agricultural department Of
thr ~Nn ANlonio Chamber oi Com
mern boss issued lhis statement
on thr ESQ u ihe mrHtrst crisis
this AWlnn has ever larrd cen
su. u lln Iuoi HHi ivrl supply
rcftHe an ennrmot shortage Az
lhc food ani food ~ Amerlrn viii
not ferd the q, Sulailan slx
months longer We desire to
ccnicr ihr attention ol rcad"rs ou
tlis statement u IS additional
proof Of thc necessity for planting
every foot ot available ,porc We
particularly stress il m time
Whom i.c Corpus Christi Comurr
riai Assorntluu under the dircc
ton off w j Smith r cudraIor
ing in SECURE @ complete teuNis ol
thr agricultural and live ,lock re
sources of Nlcer, couuty with ii
yJrN to eNtendme hm where ID
may hc lemi urcc,sar, The ume
b. So limited that the work must De-
mnloA in completion mtd data
furnished Voluntarily win hclr
wsl that much
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24
BIC NEWS. II TRUE

Far mure important iLHn th,
terrific Struggle m ite Nct 0l
Whispering Of i separate peace go
be- participated Boo ~ Rus-ia. d,
the news ihai strikes afo inrroaa
ing u Germanf that Budapest
nnd iecnty fave other rli,r. n
ilmgar, hayr been placed ln 10
state ~ siege The authenticity of
ihe-e dispaiehes ba. n1f herp dr
feminrd ln reference 10 p0ndi
fious 100 Gunany they originated
0n ihe Dutch frontier ani ferf
base been given ihc appearance
ui iuth hy warming ISSUED four
days AGO ht Field Manhnl 5000
lIindrnhurr who declared ilnf
STRIKES i ihis iuuie hnWcter small,
constitute au incHeuHhle erlme.
threatening the safcfp uf ihc I'm
pure The mrsarp- r.aiinn GO
uphrHfals Boo Hungary Nrro based
ia n san m Nniwm 4dyers
NIhu thirty Nt h0ur thc nrt.
will p" established German ic
nms hage uof turned tho niih ol
neutral observers ll there b. uu
red ai holnc Berlin fHees thr end
without umiluciiug support from
thr prnplc Emperor William De-
pnnnrlr.s io turn lho fldr II BE-
to bog hoprd lhal Germany viii
inr"w .Ii bpsuluiiHn before enter
We ult0 q discussion ei penrn foi
m lbHi rwui hrr utifnns ulil vau
g m0rM usrrnlauct tle now lack
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Caller has imtea suarI,
81 no Seeeial setary eater. 10.
soed l4esdas mornins. that can Dc
obtained a. tive cents the sops. bv
aeplN'na a. the effieo.
TIE editien 10 booai Tor cerpu.
Vhrist and aeubtless will be the
H'eAnf % attracting many summer
Naeauensis 90 thls o,t,.
So Thousand seven hundred
seeies were PRINTED ard less than
two hundred copies are nos ~.
soto
The postage for the edf,ion J.
two cents the naner.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24
HATHAWAY ~ WesT 80

BLOOMINGTON fnd gn..,sn az
H'ihfwaf captain -plrgt ~ tha lnd.ar.
University infhaH team far raNi fan
nas decided ta entrr ~ w.. t.....
acaisn, Hsthswae. uha t,ii. f......
ihr SHINE toWn Linton ma
s'.'''i = VllAhant who was the son
s"i''N 'i 'hr Afns eleven mst nn
,,'elFsd the aRnQmtmtnt asi tti our
We Nii"ison supporters honcd to k,en
eln ~ Indiana until af,ei tha nrx,
l'''''i sesron. ~ he sim has q Near
" ps'N nHdfr confernce rgiss Ris
N''a'.s~ai i'oln sche1 win ~ q lase
20 md'anas lsl5 football sauaa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24
pRizs ron sesr soLo,sR

wAuHEN no stimulate n,ai.
~ amnps member, ~ utr MuW aus y.
yiuh "a the American Association Man
aver nanny Shan has offet.,t 4 So
priae Cor me player showing the n,,s,
pfegicicncy IN military ttaininA
SrrSeAnt WaidlcS az the Toitcd
StptHa ARMY the military Instructor
with The clNh, was presented with a
check for See for his services In rct .
tnE the team nio condition.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24

\ subscriber t,ks What shall
! 40 with ucighhor ehwhun
They constantly visit m, rardrn
scratch up seod cas- t,ndcr plauis
! don want 20 appear rude. hlt
! ,lo want io know what ID Ia
Dear lady There art scvcnl
ways cd treating visiting ch,,Ncn~.
The best wa, ls ~ catch m and
wnnp their urpks Nfwt that
thrv should eitlwr lee returned to
their ewncr with e. u.tc nf
APOLOGY or nude nfo plc lrr
souall1 we favor the nee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24
Tuesday, April "a. 1917
REVERSING OURSELVES.

Whatever VIZ mnv have .eid u
favor of The volunteer system $500
WE'RE wrong dead wrong Con
rcripliun hes harsh muatuWl
ring Il ieara thc tuuuuc aul
iuVs 90 tic henfi n siauds mn
svalnsi thai huasisd Freedom
arl never ral boz teU which
ha characterized Amermn m
iofy in tbe past Whuh h put
es,rn ilre on th. ip I'd uan Wn
or9iof appeal
Slut Notwithstanding l aric
ot sentiment. selrtnVr ,urIp
ZION represents lhe nul, mrihnd
IS which Wr rsn ruisp 1a nHs
az army THAT O. 800 thr tmgope8u
SENSE
The volunteer SIS srlerted az
random. according io the sousr 0I
sacrifice. TIE ache ior distinction
he love 0f tho game lIc etf
SCENTS shat portion oi lmmnrc n
ness economic achie1 moui pro
fesuonu service which rau lcnsi
wiself be accepted lof WhApsal,
dtsirihniiop lie represents dr
sire 90 strive against d desire 4,
voaRc tie represent. NAIoi
Hgaan.h chickcn hcurlednr.s dp
termination against Indifference
lie represents years of poeim
against youth nnd future thu'
is yci in boz attained
iudcr the plan endorsed hy im
military genus oi thc Naiun
seicciiyc CONSUMPTION takes chat
portion at manhood which rm hr.
be- spared IL b Is possible "a rolD
calculation 50 determine m gn,
portion whioli can. sos nu eir,mn
sianec hc spared For Wpr. as Il
IS wagrd to-day is eruel huMnrss
altogether iucknp 100 elomuus N|
sentiment 100 Individual hruycr, ni
personal initiative 10 demands .
nachlnc, u perfect organization
of hrawn aud Noue mwi cam q,
taught heing plant and no los.
Intelligent than their chlcrs. =,
Tar as taking orders IS poueerueJ
Wrong We Werr never B.,
wrong The trouble was Wr lel
sentiment run away with r.reaft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24

News item, Englauds lcadup
statesmen arrived az a place in
America which cannoi hc namNl
Probably ruscarawas or Svhencc
indy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24

King Alfonso, would he a
good republican ii / had not heen
born a klng. Dear MIR AlfnpSo
lnn admission touches as pro.
ioundly, and we gricvc. In time.
however, We are confident TINT
sou will bceomc the good repahli
can thai you aspire to hceoma
Unless we mistake the signs. the
people are going 10 help You over
come yaur borniag.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24

The ladies are asked ia show
their colors This doc~n neecs
sarily mcan that thoN must appear
"a the Qink Ut condition.