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Arizona republican., 1918-10-05

may issue to them and see that the same are obeyed
 All places keeping or dispensing food or drink for or 10 the public shall be maintained cleanly; this re- fers to all parts of the premises, in- side and outside, entrances and exits and back doors and alleys and other places which may have any influence upon food or drink in anyway. Fly traps and fly paper or other recognized methods of killing flies, shall be used against flies in and about food and drink places
 About the State
 The situation at Flagstaff, where 20 cases were reported and with the Northern Arizona normal school there closed on account of the epidemic, is reported by Dr. Brown to be well un- der control with no new cases today.
 From Tucson comes the report of a few cases. The University of Ari- Zona has been placed under quaran- tine, but this is largely a military act, Dr. Brown says, to protect the mill tary camp of students under training there.
 Tombstone reports a few cases of the. influenza, with a few reported from Bisbee. There is no alarm in these two towns. however as the sit uation is believed to be well in hand.
 No Great Danger Here
 As to the situation in Phoenix, pr. Brown, in a statement issued last night. said:
 "There is no need for the people of thiS citv to become unduly alarmed over the prospect of an epidemic of Spanish influenza. Strict sanitary precautions on the part of everyone will prevent the disease from spread ing to any great extent.
 As to the parade scheduled to be held this evening, l have advised against it, but have not insisted that it be not held. If the people use every sanitary precaution. avoid sneezing or coughing except through a handker- chief and do not spit nor permit oth CTS to spit on the streets or pave ments or in public places there is nc reason why the parade cannot be held without harm.
 Moving Picture Houses "Only developments will show whether it will be necessary to suspend IUe SCnOOIS anu CiOSe AllC lnONlH plt- | ture theaters. The proprietors of the show houses can help out, and pos sibly prevent the necessity of being | closed, if they will take certain sani- tary precautions.
 "Floors should be Kept scrupulously | clean in these places. Seats door | jams. ticket windows, in fact every place touched by the hands of tho public should be washed with hot water and soap after the performances | Attendants and patrons should be or ! the lookout to see that no one splits CT the floors. or sneezes promiscously ir the theaters.
 | Cleanliness and personal hygiene will prevent most people from becom | ing infected, if properly carried sut and all cases in the least suspicion! should be isolated, voluntarily If pos sible forcefuly if necessary"
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Arizona republican., 1918-10-05

After making such wonderful records for the first three loans surely Arl- zona is not going to fall down on the fourth. Let everybody take off his coat, roll up his sleeves and go to it. Don't delay, and don't think that it is up to someone else to handle this matter. We are like the soldier in the trenches when the battle has be- gun-we can't quit,
 One soldiers advice fits the bill exactly. He says there are just three things the individual can do: Fight, Buy, or Get Out. Let's buy, and buy big. Let's buy the way the soldiers fight, to the utmost"
 Mesa is almost 50 per cent sub scrlbed. A report from that city to headquarters last night said that B. 400 in subscriptions had been added yesterday making total of s3S.25O, with BIO subscribers. A large increase in the number of subscribers is looked for today and next week. if Maricopa county is to reach its goal of 16, 900 bond buyers.
 More Good News
 Seven subscribers in the office of Burt NJ. Nabors. took s150 worth ot bonds. At the Jacobs and Pierce of flee two subscribers bought s75C worth.
 The Barr Agency, which already had reported 100 per cent, sent in a re- port yesterday of an additional sub- scription, s2,000 from the Pacific Mu- tual Life Insurance company. making a total of s5,150 from this office credited to Phoenix.
 The Inter Mountain Life Insurance company of Salt Lake City, through Price and Price, state agents, sub scribed 5000 to the Fourth loar through this office This compan. subscribed a like amount to both tho second and third loans, its subscrip ton yesterday making a total of s15,- 900 in Liberty bonds bought through the Phoenix agency.
 Takes $12,50o in Bonds
 Word was received at Liberty loaI headquarters yesterday through !; telegram to John H. Page of this cit! from NJ. Curley, superintendent of thu New Cornelia Copper company at Ajo that the Tucson, Cornelia and Gil; Bend railroad company would purchas SIP 300 worth of bonds of the Fourtl l loan. As most of this line of railroa, lies in Maricopa county, it is the ex pectatiOn that most of this subscrip | ton. if not all of it. will be credite, to this county through Gila Bend, tn northern terminal of the line.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-05

J. p. McNaughton who has spent thirty years in Turkey will give an address at the Y. M. C. A. stadium on Sunday evening in the interests of the Liberty lean.
 MT. MeNaughton will produce actual proof that the Turkish out rages against the Armenians and other Christian populations were instigated and fostered by Ger many, and that much of what Fur key has done to shock the civil Ized world was the direct result ot German kultur as praetised by the Turks.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-05
NEED b|GDA TO BRING TOTAL IF
 WEEK TO MARK
Liberty Loan Teams to Start
 Out This Morning Deter mined To Make Up Big Deficit of The First Week

The following additions to the honor roll of Phoenix firms were reported yesterday:
 lamson Business College. National Cash Register Company. N. Porter Saddle and Harness company.
 R. G. Dunn and company. D. R. Kelly, restaurant J. F. MuIick, restaurant. E. p. ketche, barber shop. Mckean's Dye Works. City Cleaning Works. Burt M. Majors, office. Jacobs and Pierce.
 M. H. Shelton, office.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-05

Buy all the bonds you can. and buy them TODAY"
 With this slogan the fifty teams of workers now canvassing Phoenix for the Fourth Liberty loan will start out this morning in an effort to roll up handsome subscription for the week end, and to make up some of the accumulated deficit that has marked the first week of the cam paign in this community. For there is no denying the fact that. in spite of individual instances in which much has been done Phoenix and MaricOpa county have come to the end of the first week of the campaign without attaining the pace that must be kept up if this community is to meet it's quota.
 Way Behind Mark
 Arizona, or that part of it in the twelfth federal reserve district, has averaged only s250,000 day since the drive started, while at least s32S,- 900 a day is needed to make up the quota by the close of the campaign.
 Maricopa county has an average of S124,000 d day to maintain, and is away behind. Phoenix, with $S6,000 a day needed. has subscribed more than this amount on only one day the opening day of the campaign. Since that date the subscriptions in this city have fallen as low as s62, 900 and have never exceeded S75,206
 Phoenix has just passed the $500. 900 mark, the total credited to this city in the report to San Francisco yester- day being SS06,700. That leaves over Sl,500,O00 to be raised in Phoenix in the remaining two weeks of the cam paign. for the campaign ends on Oc- tober 19-two weeks from today. Hard Work Ahead
 Word has already reached us that Oregon has completed it's quota and is still going strong" said State Chair man H. J. McClung last evening T am sorry to say that Arizona is a l long way in arrears. Of course some | districts have done splendidly and are | already over the top, but it is only | averages that count. and you will be sorry to learn that the average sub ! scription up to this time has totalled only about s250,000 while to make our l quota it will be necessary to secure an average daily subscription of s52S000
 Now let us see what we can dc about this. In the first place, every man, woman and child who possibly can must get into the game and play ball. There can be no side e-stepping or putting this Liberty loan at one side for anything that may be con sidered, but by no means, is, more i'm portant
 OneThrd Gone
 Monday begins the second week oi the campaign, and after next weel there is only one week to work in
Arizona republican., 1918-10-05
ID ADDRESS ALL
 w. $. s. SOCIETIES

H. L. Aller, city W. S. S. chairman. has organized a W. $. s. speakers committee with S. H. Swensen as chairman. This committee consists of prominent speakers who will attend all meetings of War Savings societies and will be the means of presenting perti- ncnt facts that will stimulate w. s. g.. workers to greater effort.
 The speakers committee consists of S. II. SWensen chairman: James T.. Lavin, John L. Waggoner. E. w. Lew is, w. C. Hornberger. Fred o. Adams, l.. NJ. Lancy, H. A. Davis, Judge Lv- man, F. L. Zimmerman, A. H. Stock ton, F. M. Gordon.
 All of these men make forceful talks and have already started work. the fol- lowing War Savings society meetings being covered the past week
 James P. Lavin at Elks Club, John L. Waggoner at police department, l.. M. Laney at Standard Oil. Fred o. Adams at McNeil Printing Co.,. H. A. Davis at Kress X Co.,: E. w. Lewis at Pacific Gas X Electric Co.,; Fred O. Adams at Doris Hevman Co.,
 All War Savings society secretaries are requested to notify the war savings office the date of their meetings and a member of the speakers committee will be on hand. In order that this committee may be kept informed. Mir. Swensen will issue a weekly bulletin containing up- to- date news of War Savings activities.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-05
IF YOU MISS YOUR PAPER

IF YOU MISS YOUR PAPER
 City subscribers who do not re- ceive The Arizona Republican promptly should telephone the cir cuIation department, phone 4331, before 8 o'clock in the morninq and a copy will be immediately sent them.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-05

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Arizona republican., 1918-10-05

ern cities, the merchants of Phoenix will not close, but instead will de- vote their entire window space to patriotic decoration.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-05

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
HER OWN SISTER
HARDLY KNEW
HER, SHE SAYS
Mrs. Morrison Well an i
Happy After 3 Years of
Suffering.

"T improved so much after akIue
this Tunac that my own SISTER didn't
know me az fust when went tu
visit her. said Mrs u D. Morrison
uf 2li Twcnty. street EusIry
Ala.
81 Iost my hoolth thrcc years ago
and had stomach trouble uf tho
worst Kind" she continued 90 also
suffered drendfully from nl0ug0rys
and constipation was f.ENr sl
and restless most uf the Umr und
mover knew what 10 WAS 90 get u
rood nights rest was almost "a
nervous wreck tried diHiHr and
living on roud foods unul was
almost starved but nothing dld mc
any good
"a started t1frr Tonlac ana hv
the time 7 haH finished my second
bottle my nupot'tc had improved
nriN was pn.e 'n enf ius' anything
vo~rrH had gained 77 r1uoA1
M wrfrnt-. huA rr~o un frow ft in
qa pounds IN wrirnt--ard VIVA foo'.
ing better thpr ln ~ long time
ANN now doing ON my hou7aworF p0f
fnNt I rwe r~v NE 20 Tarlac"
Cruu'ur roo'ar br0ru 'ha rN~0N p
~ "a y wfU's nvd 's sr'1 IN TULSA
Wv tho Quaker Druc cou'pRuv and
me Puritan nutr c0p0 r7~v uU1 hv
lrRa'uE Nrurrl-to ovT Aor'rrs every
whSvo n ls ir,ror'ret 'hr' "n. 'r-n
/ r-r eve rn'~" ot %. j.. Wius un GA.
| carton Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
TO Danish Wrinkles and
Fr6Shen Up Quickly

After strenuous dag outdoors uhsa
wirdR heat and rFHluaiIor have COIN.
hiutd 60 take away orr'a tfrshuesa arN
rauFrd thr akin tU vr0htr end g.-Hr
alter Tedious or frtf.I' daf frtaars.
one often has urgent need fUr some qu.st
reirvrrator MAYBE there's Hau-r tn
ior hr ryaul0r or some other sr-fa' rrsrr
How in the wotM can one WAEr hrrfs'
prcserub'r locking o., she dofti
Jua rst in ounce oi powdered saro'tc
and haF Mint witch basel o. the nearest
druf atore rsIt the two and hnthe me hrH
In M tolujian iur two or Tros mirutf'
Thgr. ,osk into yort mlrror end behold ta
vofaprfn tra1siovmaiionl WRINKLES haH'
vanished loose hrrd muscles have hssr
rc,ted t-H Hfrme1 ur msrAE 90 h
tr~r have flown and Won look sn mnf.
hIgltcr and younger you ran hurHW hr
Ne,e poBr ewes 80 one need hesitate GO 'N
this the witch hazel aud Aarol,ic boiag 81
perfectly harmless.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04

DUBLlN. AuE 3.- The roIicc Ir'
not getting mutN help iron, t''
maElstratcs In their campai,-n 90 pN.
down cock fighting In ireland. Al
Turran. when JCsnus Loathvul. de-
s.rlbed as the second for .He
rlstcr birds ln great match lt
kildare. was prosecuted fur rrua.t
10 tho birds. his case was la.
charged ON payment OF costs IH.H
were eight or nine hundred spec.
tators AT the cock fight Tho pa I.s
warned the parties Co dIsp..sa. ul.
as there were only d. policemen
present they were not sufficient TO
stop the proceedings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
Fourth and noutdcr.
LUTHERAN.

ST. MARKS CFirst English Luth-
eran) Fifth and Elwood the Rev
Albert Massey, A H.. n. b.. pastor
II Frcund Bible school superin-
tendeut Miss Mildred Jones. organ
list h. Is ul. church secretary
phone SOFT Bible school. 9:45 a NJ.
Morning service at 1880 this Sunday
and through August No' evening
service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
NIIItlI,IC

HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC --
eighth ana HouIJpr Rev John @
Heiriur. pastor E"v Daniel Flctchs
or. assistant rhN1rrn's mass o. 9 @
a. ms with instructions IN Christian
doctrine. high mass and sermon al
10 p. M week DAYS. FIRST mass ,i5
a. .n second muss. = a. m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
c1nsmAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CUURCU-In r.e Sunds'
school rnc.n or tho new edifice nov
under construction az Eleventh ano
Boulder SUNDAY services al II O.
uI. Subject tor today. Love
SUNDAY school az $50 A. m
Ua1uN evening ,cstlmonial meet
Inv ats p m s free reading room i7
maintained lr room SOS Mayo build
INK open dal'y from Q so q m O.
$40 % m. except ON legal holiday
when f is omen from 90 Tho
public Is cordially invited 90 attend
the reading room
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
CHI HURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN - Sew
snth and Boston. Rev G W. Kerr,
pastor sunday school at Gao a m,
Preaching services at 1885 =. NJ.
and p M. Morning subject, 'rhe
Last Judgment" evening subject
"wayslde Evangelism Evening
services on tho lawn Ms usual
Roth sermons by the pastor
bible classes for all J. =. Dayen-
port. superintendent Junior Chris
tian Endeavor At 3 y M intcrme'
date and senior at 6.t5 y. m.
SECOND PREsDYTERIAN- Zu.
Mis- and Barton. Rev W, II Muir
ply lr.. pastor sunday school AT
s.46. ". O. Forman. superintendent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
EPISCOPAL

TRINITY EPISCOPAL - FINN
and Ciuciunaus Rev G. v Eliug
rector Holy communion at 8
o'clock Morning prayer and SER
mon az If. sermon hv the rector
Evening prayer ls dispensed Win
until September Womcn's aux
Wary Friday 2.S0 = m, in
the guild room Red Cross head
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
CHRISTIAN

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Temporarily meeting In the court
house. sixth and Boulder, Meade
g. uut. pastor. residence nos
south Boulder phone 247I Bible
school no $50 q m. Communion and
preaching ar 1o.i5 a m Preachinr
nt S % mn ~ the pastor hndeavo
services 40 ESQ o. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
CPIRTTUAIIST

SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF TRUTH
Moose hall. il4ia south Boston ave-
nue. Services a. 1880 y. m Tranc"
lecture. followed hy spirit messages
by tho pastor and Mrs marie
Hutchinson Strangers Invited 10
attend our services.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04

Preaching services ot n O. m. and
o'clock, sermon hy fhe pastor
Christian union service az z g. m
ffaycr aud soug service Wc1uesds
at s . m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04

an who desire to come Interesting
Bible topics discussed. All are vel
come.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
Tooth Care

Ninety-five per cent of all teeth trouble is
caused by unceanIiness and neglect to give
the teeth the proper care and attention. Every
one, young and old, should have their teeth
examined twice year 1t twill pay you to con-
suit us regularly in this important matter.
We can do your work absolutely painless by
using Dormifer, positively harmless, After
years Of research this preparation has proven
success. Young as we'll as the old are per-
fectly safe by the use of this new process.
Sanitary, Scientific, Attractive Work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04
EXPERT DENTISTS-SANTTARY- OFFICES

N ourOf
| moden OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-08
THANKS TO GOOD SURGERY
Observation-Disclosures

ed Roosevelt's physical fitness for
the future.
1t was a triumph for this M.
jor, who must remain unnamca.
A few minutes after it was COM
pleted Capt. Roosevelt looked Ir
into the eyes of French general,
heard him tell of the pride Of
France in having such an Ameri-
can fighting with her sons, and
received the Croix de Guerre.
But ii was not until some time
after, thru another medical Of
ficer, that it was learned that til i.
major had performed-successful-
ly-an operation that would rouse
the envy of any surgeon working
under conditions OF peace.
To the major it was all in the
days work. He merely was doing
his duty. Any other soldier
brought to the hospital would re-
ceive the same expert attention
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-08
new COUNCIL TAKES
UP CAR PROBLEMS

The first legislative session OF
the new city council "Wednesday
took up the proposed bond issue
of $350,000 for refunding tie
municipal street railway bonds so
as to take up the floating debt
and also provide for new equip
ment.
A committee consisting of the
commissioner of public works,
commissioner of finance and the
city attorney was appointed to see
how and where the issue of bonds
could be best disposed of, while
Commissioner Harrison will go 10
Seattle to inspect some cars that
might be acquired.
Commissioner Gronen told the
council that the question of wages
among city employees, especially
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-08

outside workers, was one that
should be given immediate att ia
ton.
Several laborers. he said, walk
ed out Wednesday morning on the
work at the sub-stat:on, 23rd al 1
Winthrop streets.
Mayor Riddell speaking on be-
half of the new members of the
council, told Attorney Harmoa
they were glad to have him still
among the executives of the city
and hoped that he would find the
new regime as pleasant to woik
with as he had the old.
Attorney Harmon in reply
thanked the mayor for his greet
ings and told him with a smile
that II was his intention to do
his best as he had always ried ~
do"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-08
INTO
STREETCAR

What came near being a nasty
accident occurred about a. m.
Wednesday morning at 45th and
South M sts., when laundry
wagon of the Tacoma Steam
laundry driven by e. Nj. Elkins,
who endeavored to turn down a
side street, ran into one of the
big South Tacoma cars. The
laundry wagon was smashed to
pieces, while Elkins, tho badly
shaken, is not seriously hurt.
Elkins is married and lives at
4414 South Sheridan ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-08
(United Press Leased WIRE,

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN LORRAINE, March 29.--(By
maiD-1t was an army medical
corps surgeon, a major from New
York, who operated on Capt
Archie Roosevelt, after the form-
err presidents son was wounded.
Capt. Roosevelt's arm was badly
shattered. A piece of shrapnel
went thru his knee. Everyone
said the captain would have d
stiff knee the rest of his life.
But he won't.
Applying all his professional
skill, this surgeon, working in an
operating room as completely
equipped as any in a hospital at
home, cut away the crushed and
torn tissues in the captains arm
and leg. An operation on tile
knee is always delicate. Upon the
success of this operation depend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-08
LOAN FIGURES Are
GIVEN; S., 500

With the announcement We'd
nesday of the final figures, the
Third Liberty loan campaign in
Tacoma may be considered as
formally and officially closed.
All subscriptions for Liberty
bonds are turned in to the local
banks. The exact total sub
scribe in Tacoma is $3,716,500,
and the number of separate indi-
vidual subscriptions is in round
figures 21,500.
This report may be considered
as final and complete, altho there