davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-22

THERE are 10000 Portugese in the Hawaiian Islands, and it is charg- ed that these people, and not the na- tives, are responsible .or the ukulele.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-22
A Slower.

\ olewsr.
 Bill-He's always blowing about what he doeG 2
 Gill-Well, yn1f doso hs dol tRfays : rornet r- :Feokess SBtss.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-22
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29

9ddern, aleinbdnblern unb Gon|umeu:
ten MaBreeeln iibcr 9e,neinlamcs 3u:
lmnmeniuirfen 5lr 3crabicellng Be:
Yrntpreiles porl1lngen. Sic Mlnbess
Snbuitrictommillipn miro luabrihein.
litb nod in bieicr gSode ibre Inter
lu6ung i:6er Die Soften Des 8adens
l,nb @crtbeilens bes 8rotcs bcenDen
Sofprt na6 Gingnng unb 9riifung hel
9eribte miro sic 9inbrungsmittclz@cr=
lpaltlln9 nit ibrcn @mpfcblungen iibe>
Rornalgeiuidt, Soru lluo 3ulammcn=
lcbung bcs @rptcs Derportretcn.
Sic 2. 5rcibeitsanlcibe.
gSnlbington, q. Sept. Sez
fretdr Mcslooo gob oie Gin5clbeiten Ser
5iucitcn 6rcibeitsanleibe befannt. ipclz
be am 1. Oftober Dem Elblltum 5ur
llntcr5cihnllng angebotcn lpcrbcn lpirD.
Sic lpibti9lten Y1lnttc iinD:
@ctrag ,$3,O00,0OO,OOO obcr mcbr
bos Mcbr barf Bic @dlfte bcs 8etrugs
Scr lleber5elwnlt9 nidlt iibcrltcigen.
gcoingltngcn: 6dli9feit Der Sonbs
25 Sabre; cinl0sbar nad Sem @rme1z
len hcs Sbatamtslcfretdrs III 5ebn
Sabren.
ien1,tpertbe ser 8onbs: $50 unb
ons gielfudc bon $50.
. 3inlcn: Hrosent, sublbar- balbs
idbrli1 am is. gtopenlbcr unO is.
Wtai.
3oblllngsbebinglnoen: 2 &ro5cnt
bel Der 3ei6nllng, 1S am is. 9topenlz
Der, 40 nm ID. 9c5ember llno 40 Eroz
gent am Is. Sanllar 1918.
9as %prrc6t oes llmtall1cs Der
gpnbs pieler snlcibc.fiir lold)c irgenoz
ciner ipdteren slus9abe, lpcIdc mcbr
ais 4 Yro5cnt 3inlen brinst. ipdbreno
Scr Snucr bcs &ricges lit gcltattct;
burh bas llcbcreinfommcn, oaB bic
8pnbs MIR bier apupons babcn ipcr@
Sen anitatt fiinf5is (nm am Gnbe bon
3lpei snbren 9cgcn 8onbs nit boiler
Nn5obl &upons aus9etauid]t 5lt tpcr=
ben) lit ldnelle Mbliefcrlln9 9cipdbrlciz
ltct. Cliff oicie 8cile miro Die Ausaabe
bon Sy1tcrim 3crtififaten pernicbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
aus be1'l stalat'. |'l
8um Seap . Nsprbpru5eF.

Mcb Saf. %. Sept. Sic 8cl6ipo%
rcncu 1T bent Yrp5eB bes 8onnerprcz
bisers 2pn Geo. S. &cllp. Scr Der Aytz
mprpe III Gillisca angeflagt 1T, ipllrz
sen beute gfodu1,ittag BON 3idterSpies
entlaIlen, nadoem Iie Ieit aiittipob III
8cratbung 9eipeien. Sic tpnnten 81
feinem Gi,tberitd,,bnib fon,men.
9us @eriid)t min ipiilen, Dab Die
Mebrbcit ser @eldiporeneu 5ugunltcn
cincs Sreiiprlld)s mar.
MISUNDERSTANDING trok &erbot.
SurIingtnn, 2S. Sept. Die
lopoleu gurger pon Burlington. bic
ouf ser Gcitc ser Rcgierunsss .Stnatss
uno County 9eborSen itanocn, als
biclc por einer Mphe bic bon S. S.
Sduirmanu eeplante &erlautn1ll1n9
bes Ycpplc's Yeace Council perboten.
Iinb icbr eutriiitet, ieit es befaunt ut,
bab Sduirnaan bic @crlama,lllng IN
einem Sarnbaus I Neilcn bon Der
Stabt sod ob9ebalten bat.
g9l,nbesmarldall Sid 9fccb iparute
Gdnirmanu crit por Elm paar Sa9eu,
bnb. CT i'm perhaften lpiiroc. tpeuu er
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
SIT afieg.
{ Associated Press J

Yerltu, %. Sept. sns benz bout
fdem S,auptanartier: Britiide 9ruppen
| mad)ten 9eitcrn itartc 6rtlihc Nngrifft
nors1itlih pun 5rc5euburs nub at be,
Naenim Giraffe a,t ber bclgiidcrl
;rpmt mnb ,umrben suriidgetrieben. Yin
Der Ypcrn Hasidenbale strafs
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bon, %. Sept. slms bcm bril-
tifhen &rieDsanit: Gin ncucr ocutidet
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gcu bic neuen britiidem stelunse1,
nabe 3ounebefc scmadJt. Scr Ansrift
,p,rhe abse'uieien.
8aris, 20. eept. aus bent frau=
s1iinen 9riessaint: Sic 9eutiden
mahtcn ppriac Nadjt cinem 9m9riff in
bcr srsonnem Besenb. sic murbe,,
breimal inter idperen 8crlniten fit
fe 5mriidseidlasen.
8ctrperab,s2S. eept. aus ben,
ruiiiidcn &riegsai1t: 9ie Jlmfcn ba=
ben Srpmaru, "a SNseilen ,ueitlih pun
0seri, int &aufafns, crpbcrt.
Ser rufiiidcl 9urpebuboot5crit1r
SGotnit (615 9pnncn unb SO
Nsamn) ,uurbc am Ydtt,upd burd cine
9line III ber Citfce perientt.
Sic &riegsla8e in enelilden Musen.
Spnppn, q. Sept. Ser mid@
tiglte Ius6ltf ber Sbladt in 6lanz
bern laBt ii6 in Dir 8orte 5ulammenz
ioi1en: u9erldipenbuns ponSfeierben"
erfldrte am Gonnerstag 8eneralmajor
IS. 9. Nlolrice. GbefOireftor fir milf
tdrii6c Sperationsn I'M britilden
&rieesminiiterillnt au 2onbon. ~0ie
|9eutlden baben ibr beltes getban, uns
bon Den 5ablreiden So0benriiden iernz
5ubnlten: 8enn mir crit biele SDbenz
riiden genpmmeu baben. fD,unen ipir
einen sieg fir uns in an!pru6 nebz
men.
.8cnn sizes erreiht 1T. tritt Die
Sroge an nns berol,. ob mir biclen
@ieg arsnuben fDnl en-, nno Dos slus@
nueen bdrgt ipieoer5 5bapon ab, Oh mir
n,ehr 9ielerpeu bahsss snls SET Seiab.
E8is iekt baben Die Seutiden ,nebr Hez
iernen .eeppfert uno baben ieit Dem
81. ssnli IS Rro5ert mebr 9ipiiionen
ing Sreffen 9efiibrt als mir.
u8e3iielid ser Gage an ser ruff
lden Sront lit Die Sbatia6c beionbcrs
auffaIlenb, bob Bic 9clttIden aus Der
miBlidcn Gage I'M Snnern NuBlanos
10 ipenig Nubcn 9e5oecn boben. Sic
Sragc lit paben tic 10 iuenis sctban,
neil tic nidt mebr erreidcn fonnten,
pber baben tic li6 aus politildcn
ooer anbercn 93iidli6tcn 5uriid6alteno
perbalten? Gs lit pcrfriibt, ii6cr bielc
Sragc sll llrtbeiler, Dod meincr gnz
iidt nah beitcbt lpcni9 3ipcifel, oaB
Ser Srud an Der@cltz zSront bie5auptz
urlade fir Sen eerin9en Sortl6ritt Der
Geutlden I'M Often it,"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
Stalicns Gimbuke.

gl . III. 27. Sept. Gin Sampler bot
iibcr 1900 9onnen iullrbe berlcnft, Ipz
tpic 6 Gd)iffc ppn lpcni9cr ais ie 100
Sonnen, lalltet Scr @cridt fir sic lebte
sSypdc.
Gin Gunnpicr llnb ein Se9lcr ipllrz
ben bclbdbigt. budl pern,odtcn tic
eincn @afen 5ll crreiden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
|,tp,npbilungliif anf bcr Sabit
trcm5nng.
{ Associated Press

Stanipop S, ST.. 2S. Sept. !6ier
tpurbeu bcutc ,9fod,n,itta9 tint 3 ltbr
orei Ycriunen altaenblidlih 9ctoStet.
als cin 3ug Scr Chicago lmo 9iortbipcz
tern 8abn eiu Mlltpmubtl dnf elmer
8abnfrel,srng 5crtrlmmertc.
Sic Snbten fins Scott San,iIton,
63 Sabre. aus Stanipopp, Sri. Sloz
renee gibion. S5, nnb Sri. Grace
MeeS, 90, bciSc nts Der 9tadbarldnit
bon Clinton. Sic Srci narcu al,f Der
Sabrt bon eiuer bieligcn 0irdenberz
lanmf,lng nad Clinton.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
JransSiifdc sdiffsperluite.

Yaris, 81. Sept. Sic fronaDlildc
Ipmirolitdt mclnct fir ocn Scitraum
bonn 16. bis SO. Septembcr fol9enoc
Shiffsperlultc:
llcbcr 1000 Spunen, 7 Sdiffc.
Inter 1900 Spnncn. 5 Sd)tfic.
9ret SdWffe ipllrben erfolglpS onz
gegriifen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
slls spipn pcrbaftet.
( Associated Press

Gam 6raneiseu, %. Sept.
Gs ,unrbc beutc bcfannt, bak bier am
lestem epnutas cin bcutidcr 3ptclbc=
iitrr namems Srant Ncrman Oluf=
ma,m ais aagcblidcr Spiun ncrbaftct
wmrbc. Gr bate bcntc icin critics Scr
b6r ppr bent SnnbcsfommiNir. @luk=
mann ,umrbc III bcr biciiacn Nilitarre=
ierpatiun &rciibiu pcrbaftct mnb be-
bamptet, iidD 1T hcr 3cieruatipn ber=
lanfcn 81 babcn, ba Ct iidj nn.uubl
fiiblte. Gr bate bemtite 3eitnnsc''
unb $50 in Nplb bel fid).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
Sra Sum- qm 6 5wii6en Abg. &eain nno
9forS S5u @anogreiaidteiten.
9te ttreitemoeI, itmarbeiter 1T eam Tramet5to
,ebmtm Dt1 s ote Mrbeit tuteoer ant.
GroBes @eubabnuugad in Otlaoma 9ooe nno so Seeb
Gin amerifaMli&es edla6tldif aMf @rnno 9efagren
9te rreite,to e
,,eb,,tt,t DtG:
in Otaboma- a-27 goote nno SO 8erlebte.
Gin au,erifani6es sdla@ti@iff anf @rnno eefa1ren.

Sic AricgIucrnprage creg Nmeranldcs Se9eldi crnf
SgidUie ncbr bnd bic &riegsson Cine Aricgsr1ab
Sanbgrciidcitn i'm @nule Sic Roblcnirag - @crabz
iebumg 8rptprcis Gie 5ue ebeisaneibe als Spion
perbaet &ciue bld)cn Spern Som Mldyteg III GBrngo
Gtre 1000 Saben6nbnern in 6t - gom eap @orbproz
~ 5cB - Srib1speriamuluug trob Gcr6pt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
Ser &rdlioent bon Mrgentinien iicbt tttuen
@runo far &rn@ NIT 9euti i6lQub.
Ser oemtjd5e Ran5ler nennt Die Sage oer 9tuiirten
ldnoer id)le1t.
9eutl9e Tlug}euse sreifen GnslauS auis Neue an.


Bon Sen 9ricoidoupldbcu ®slage cnger ug
bcs butden NctsfoScr5 Ser Sacn ernnen Frd Garrand
ruiiten 91nbit1lcn = Nmcruner
oa pcnipn merben Is0ut6 Scben
p6nc siea gnp Eaidu bel 6inbeng 2unborfi 6run5
edffsterhi = Stlic1s Stispeutc Sald6oot bIntte
1900 Welen Som Srcf in Ir91ncn Seutde Slnger
bpnltarbren Imeritancr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
Sic &erlnmmlllno anf bcm 2anbc abz

bic &erlammllln9 uuf bcm SanSc abz
orbalten neriud]cn lplltc.
Soeutc Sbeno lpirb iett iii Scr Irz
merD cine 2opalitdts : Gerianm,llng
obaebaItcn iperpcn. llnb man cripurtet
bie 8ilbune ciner Organization. Sic
es llnn6glid MAIDEN ipirb, baB in3us
f,lnft SricbensperIanamlllngcn 1T Scs
Mpincs Gpl1ntD nbgcbaltcn iperoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
{ Associated Press

Snlia, Sfla., %. Sept. Sn ben,
er5Htcn Giicnbabnunfau, hcr iid bis
jett ut Stlabun,a beseben gat, ,unr=
bcn - &cripneu sct6btct nib so per
lett, als bcntc Nbcnb Cit ,ucinuartS
fabrenbcr ct. 2puis nnb ct. syraneiscu
@cripnensng in cimen pit,udrts lam=
fcnncn lccrcn9 rmppensns fnbr. Gs ,uar
bis jciyt mnm5slid, bic Namcn bcr &C.
tDbtctcu nnb @crlcttcm 1T Grfabrmas
SIT brimgcm, aber pon bcn 3ubten iinn
tur z @ciRc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
AuS btn1 9nlanbe.
Scr sruke Giiemarbciteritrcif pprbei.
Associated Press

Sam Iranciscp, 20. scpt.-
9lllc llniummitglicbcr, bic at bcu. bic
iigcm Gtrcif bcr 10000 Giicnarbcitcr
bctbciliat fnb, iino bcmtc Nbenh punt
Sruu 9rabcs Gpnntil bcnadrtdtigt
murbcu, mprseu bic Nrbcit ,uieber anf=
suncbmcm.
0. gs. 8mrtp,t, Yr1iiocmt bes Gumn=
eli, crfl1rtc iprmcll, CT babe bic be-
itimmtc Gcriihcrmng, baH aae yScrf=
itattcm mprsen ,uicbcr III 8ctricb icim
,uiirocm.
GrpEcs Giien6abnnn9liif 1T
NTlohns>sn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Dav.
enport, Rock Island and Mo.
line. Member Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
9ic Gpblenfra9c.

gSalbin9 ct on, 81. Sept. Sic
9,abrllrgsn,ittel &crtpaltuna III
gSailiugtpu tpirh in ndditer 3eit oen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29
Garraltsa amcrfannt.
{ Associated Press

st tcritp Gttp i. 81. Sept. SoeurD
6. Sletdcr, ser umeritauiId)e Sutlhui>
ter in Mcrifu, er9ielt am Splnerstug
cincu Srici BON ser umerifanllhcn Hcz
Nicritno, in ocn1 &enuitiunp Gdrruu6u
ais GrGliocut ppu 9ferifu nuerfulmt
luiro. Sics lit Scr lcetc Sfritt Der
%ereiuieten Stuateu sur slncrfcnung
Ser mcrifnrilcheu Heoierllno.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-29

9unbpn, 90. Sept. 6cinolid,c
HIuqseuae sriffcu bcutc slbcmn nieSiih=
pittiiitc Gnslanns at; einigc Sappit
perimhtcn 9pnnpu su crrcibcm, mas
ibncu icoud, nid)t aclaua. Scrid)tc iibcr
Scrlujtc uarcn npd, ntdDt erbaltlid,.
Der amtlidcSerid,t iaat, nat hicsOtcbr=
sabl Der Slusscusc iid) auf oas Spm=
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
STOCK LETTER By R. Allyn Lewis

A determined effort on the part of the president and his advisors to get down to rock bottom prices that the government is to pay for leading com modities caused a general selling wave today and a slaughter of these issues mostly effected was the result. In the course of another ten days or so we should know something more definite as what is to be done regarding price fixing then we should have better market Meantime, it does not seem advisable to buy at present prices.
 Copper producers are not inclined to discuss the matter of big copper purchase by the Allies, stating that a recent order issued from Washington emphasized the fact that all informa- tion along these lines must come from the council of national defense. How ever, one big seller puts out the state ment that the allied order for approx imately 50S000,0O0 pounds which was booked in the latter part of 1916, cover- ing two lots of 44S,O00,000 and 60,000.- 900 pounds is now being cleaned up
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Hvder Bros, Store EnIaroed

In order to properly take care of their ever increasing business, Fly der Brothers store building is being enlarged. An addition of 25 by 50 feet IS being erected in the rear of the building, and a basement of 15 by 25 feet will be constructed.
 Fifteen years ago this firm occupied small room 15 by 25 feet, but the business has gradually grown, due to the efficient management, and court eous treatment of their customers, until they have built up a very splen- did trade, and the room is inadequate to properly take care of the same.
 In about two weeks Kelly Hyder expects to make a trip east to make their fall purchases and will have their new stock on hand in due season.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
LOS ANGELES MARKET

LOS ANGELES, Aug. S.-Prices quoted are for livestock weighed and delivered off the cars without food and water.
 Hogs-(Hard grain fed)-125 to 150 pounds, s13.00; 150 to 175 pounds, s13.50; 175 to 250 pounds, s14.00.
 Cattle-(On foot, gross weight)- Grass fed, s6.50; heifers, good, $7.50M 500: fair. s700M7.50; cows. fair to good. s5.OO@5.5O; calves, 150 pounds, s9.00; 175 to 325 pounds, $50.
 Sheep-Ewes, sS.50; lambs, $13.00@ 1850
 Poultry-Small broilers, s15.00; broil- CTS, A pound up, flyers, FAC; old cocks and hens, 15@17c; large Leghorn hens, lO@20c; old turkeys, toms, 21c; young turkeys, toms, FAC; young ducks, 17c; old ducks, 10e; squab pigeons, $2.00@ 400 dozen; young geese, 15c.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09

ernment crop report, although bearish would not indicate so large a yield of corn as had been generally predicted led today to a moderate upturn in corn prices. The market closed firm F to 4 cents net higher at s1.17a to s117% December and s1.14as to $114R May Wheat declined 4 cents net closing steady at s225 September Oats gained $ to F and provisions 25 to 70 cents.
 Wheat traders failed to anticipate the falling off which the government report showed in the probable yield of wheat.
 Oats rallied in sympathy with corn
 Strength characterized provisions throughout the day.
 Close:
 Wheat. Sept s2.25.
 Corn, Dec. s11714; May, s1.14%. Oats, Sept. 59c; Dec. 59Hc.
 Pork, Sept. $42.50.
 Lard Sept s22.47 Oct. s22.57. Ribs, Sept. s22.92; Oct. s22.75.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
LIVESTOCK
At Kansas City


 KANSAS CITY. Aug. S.-Hogs- Receipts 9,009; higher; bulk s15.30@ 1850; heavy s16.00@16.60; light $15.O0 @1635; pigs s12.O0@14.25.
 ,atlle receipts 6,0O0; higher; prime fed steers s13.0O014.00; dressed beef steers s1O.oO@10.25; western steers <6.50m12.25; cows s5.50@9.50; heifers s700@12.00; stockers and feeders s6.50G11.50; bulls s600@7.5O; calves s6.00m11.G0.
 Sheep receipts 200o; steady. Lambs s1325G1400; yearlings s9.00@ HOO; wethers sS50m10.00; ewes sS.00@9.25.
 At Chicago
 CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Hog receipts 23,0Oo; steady, at yesterdays average to cents higher: bulk s15.60@1650; light $14.90616.50; heavy S149OG 1885; lambs s900@14.35.
 At Denver
 DENVER, Aug. Seattle receipts 800; 1Oc615c higher; beef steers s7.0' m10.50 cows and heifers s6.00G 1O.50 Stockers and feeders $5.50@S.25 calves s10G0@12.00. Hogs receipts 800; 10 higher; tol s1s.25; bulk $15.40@15.75. Sheep receipts HOO strong; lamb s13.25013.40; western lambs s13.25 13.50.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
TEMPE COUPLE ARE
 MARRIED IN CHURCH
TEMPE OFFICE Farmers and Merchants Bank
 Phone 31

TEMPE, Aug. 9.-Last evening at the Baptist church, Ferdinand Jacobs and Miss Irene Allen, were united in marriage Rev. s. B, Tomlinson, of the Baptist church officiated. The bride is a well-known Tempe girl, and has an abundance of friends who wish her the utmost happiness. The bridegroom is employed by the Pa cific Creamery, so they will continue to make their home here.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09

and that the Allies will soon be in great need of more copper.
 Cotton advanced 20 points near the opening then developed a weakness which took it 100 points below Tues days high mark. The recent advance had eliminated the short interest and when the weekly weather report came out showing favorable conditions, a sagging market was the result.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09

Butter-Receipts. 46,1O0 pounds; ex- tras. 43c; firsts, 36c.
 Eggs-Receipts, 229 cases; fresh eX- tros 42c; case counts, 41c; bullets, 3S1kc.
 Sonora Wheat-s365 bid; 3,75 asked. Alfalfa s1S.00620.00 per ton to producers, f. O. b. Los Angeles.
 Barley-Bright feed, SPAS bid; S2-5O asked.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
cila Monster Invades Kitchen

As the clock struck twelve, midnight, when ghosts ordinarily are supposed to go joy riding, the huge (pet?) Gila monster belonging to the Sam Cohen pool hall, decided to explore the kitchen of the American Kitchen, located next door.
 Forthwith, the China boys, registered and too old to register, began a com motion which speedily brought rein forcements from the American allies eating their late meal in the front room. The onrushing reserves think ing that fearsome deeds must be in the doing, hied themselves to the cook room, there to see the worthy master of that domain yielding poker, while
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-Butter firm; creamery 35hcdS9c,
 Eggs higher; receipts 1o.0S3 cases; firsts 31c@32c; ordinary firsts 27cG 29Ac; at mark, cases included, 27Hao @3Rhc.
 Potatoes unsettled; receipts 25 cars; Virginia barrels s4.25 @4.50; Mime sota bulk s115@1.40. Home grown s1.40M1.50.
 Poultry alive, unsettled; fowls 1Sc 021c; springs 21c@26c.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
RANCHER'S WIFE |S
 BURNED ID DEATH

MESA, Aug. S.-Mrs. Dan Drorbaugh died on Tuesday night at 11:45 o'c.ock, following burns received on last Sat urday afternoon.
 The account as given by the husband is as follows: He and his wife were at the Earl Peterson apiary five miles from Mesa. extracting honey, and Drorbaugh had lighted the gasoline stove, which as later shown, was leak ing. An explosion followed, but in- stead of rushing out of doors, she waited to turn off the gasoline. At once the room was in flames. MT. Drorbaugh, who was outside, ran in and got his wife away from the flames. burning his hands and face badly in the act
 The victim, though suffering in 1 tense.y, remained conscious and in re- ! sponse to her husbands question as to which doctor she wanted, said none. Her wishes were compiled with.
 Mrs. Drorbaugh was burned very deeply on the back and body, and death 1 occurred at the home of MT. and Mrs J. T. Mcfarland, to which she was taken later after the accident.
 She had been married to MT. Dror- baugh only since last May. Formerly she was Mrs. Briggs.
 Funeral arrangements are awaiting word from her sons, one of whom lives in Canada, another in Auburn Washington, a third in Los Angeles and the fourth at Delta, Colorado.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Local Produce Market

Sugar is showing an upward ten dancy which is already reflectng in the local retail quotations. It is said that it bids fair to go even higher in price shortly
 There are still some blackberrieS and some Thompson seedlcss grapes on the market and their quality is fair but the supply is limited.
 Dealers are paying the following
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09

Bids for furnishing the material for the construction of the boys dormi- tory at the Normal school were opened yesterday at o'clock. Every thing is being gotten ready to rush the completion of the building, and ready for occupancy at the earliest possible date.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
COPPER, ETC.

NEW YORK, Aug. g. Copper quiet; electrolytic spot and nearby nominal, September and fourth quar- ter s26.O0@29.00. Iron firm and un- changed Tin firm spot $63.75.
 At London: Spot copper e125; fu- lures e124, los; electrolytic 137; spot tin e247; futures f 243, 10s
 Lead quiet; spot 10k kc@11c; spelter steady: spot East St. Louis delivery 8hmM. At London: Lead spot e30, los; futures G29, 10s; spelter spot G54: futures $50
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09

the other members of the night crew danced an excited Molokan dance around the frightened reptile. Rescue was had of the wandering pool room habitue. but all too late, for the con- tact with the excitable lads of the young republic, had proved too strenu- ous and Cohen mourns the loss of his Arizona beauty.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Prof, Irish on Vacation

Prof F. M. Irish, of the Normal school left a few days ago for San Francisco. where he will join his father and spend his months vaca- tion in and about that city.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Trin East

Frank Saylor and wife will leave soon for Chicago, and an extended trip throughout the east.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. Aug S.-Mercantile paper IA Sterling sixty days bills s472; commercial so day bills on banks $471h; commercial 50 day bills s471%; demand s4.7512; cables s4.76k.
 Bar silver S2kc.
 Mexican dollars 63%c.
 Time loans steady; 50 days 3A 64c; 20 days 4c@4A; six months Az O 4Ac.
 Call money steady; high 3; low 2h; ruling rate 215. Last loan 3. Closing bid 21z, offered at 3.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Full Quota White Winos

Pascal Lemons went out white wing hunting day before yesterday, and bagged the limit The "hoarding house bunch" appreciated very much the treat it afforded them yesterday for dinner
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Business Visitors

A. O. Holbrook. representing the Parker Pen company, of Gainesville. Wisconsin. and Mark Heinze of the H. H. McNeil company of Phoenix were callers in Tempe yesterday, call ing on the trade.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Back From Coast

C. 4. Cornell has returned from a short visit to the coast. While he was there, ho met several Temneans who were enjoying the cool breezes md surf.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Phoenix Visitors

Mrs. T. A Dimes, Mrs Flora Dimes, and Mrs. Geo. w. Stinson went yes +erday to Phoenix on business and pleasure combined. Miss Anna Mill CT and Miss Spears were also Phoe- nix shoppers yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Owner If First "I inbt S;xr

MT. and Mrs. o. M French have 'urchased a Light Six Buick auto- motile. it heinr tho first 1918 model of it's kind in the state
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Buys Granddaughter "Youne Auto"

Buys Granddaughter "Young Auto"
 In appreciation of her arrival on his own birthday Grandfather Fid- Ter is buying his granddaughter. who arrived yesterday morning at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jennings. a new baby carriage. Father Samuel J. is very much elated over the occasion but was restrained from ringing the fire bell in celebration.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
To Join Navy

Carl Spangler is down from Hay den. and expects to take the examf- nation to join the United States navy.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Merton N. Rice Returns

Merton M. Rice Returns
 Prof. Merton N. Rice of the Chand- Ter schools has returned from his trip to Los Angeles, where he went to in vestigate some schools and get some practical ideas, which he will use in connection with the new school huil1ino heirr ero~to4 o+ C7o-5ro,
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
VulcanixinQ

TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX
 Vulcanizing and welding done promptly and guaranteed. Out of town work solicited Arizona Vulcanizing Works, POT West Washington. Phone 628. u
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Commences canninq Demonstration

Commences Canning DemonstratIon
 Today Mrs. OConnor will com mence the canning demonstration which will be conducted in conjunc ton with the local Red Cross work.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
Transfer & Storage

CHAMBERS TRANSFER AND STORAGE co. Any kind of hauling. Fire proof storage. Phone 12S2 ol 35zs. If