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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
THE FACTORY GARDEN FARM.

The factory employees garden idea is beng
worked out on an extensive scale at Windsor,
Canada Employers of labor in Windsor, IN CO.
operation with the local board OF trade, have
secured five hundred acres of farm land near
The CITY, An expert farmer has been engaged
to superintend the work. A tractor and other
equipment necessary to successfully cultivate
the land and harvest the crops have been Sc
cured, and the work of planting and seeding is
icing done by men selected from the factories
guided by experienced farmers. The products
of this farm are to be divided among the EN-
ployes of the industrial plants at actual cost.
There are many possibilities for development
in this factory farm scheme. A small canning
outfit would enable the farm to provide sup
ply of canned fruits and vegetables for winter
as well as an abundance of fresh vegetables I'D
season A hennery well managed would go
long way towards supplying eggs and poultry
and the refuse from such farm would afford
much food for herd of swine. The success of
the plan depends to very large extent on the
practical farm experience and efficiency and
business capacity of the man In charge.
A large factory is being installed in Hong
kong for the manufacture of one hundred and
fifty kinds of cakes, biscuits, etc. to supply the
local market, and for export. 1t will be con-
Quoted by American experts until local man
ayers and employees can be taught the business.
If the present free trade these products is in
force after the war Hongkong can eat her cake
and have it too, and that surplus she can ship to
our Pacific coast towns.
No wonder if William Jennings Bryan thinks
of the happy days when he used to maintain
that an arbitration treaty was equal to two bat
tleships.
# is one of the far reaches of war that the
guns of Picardy will put Messrs. Postpone, Pro
crastinate and Perhaps out of business in this
country.
Don't oct discouraged. Remember that hun
dreds of thousands of German soldiers who are
carving ON in Pfcardy will have to be carried
back.
The active participation of the crown prince
in the present crisis suggests the belief that the
cause of the allies is far from lost
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

A musician in Europe has invented
bellows operated by the feet that
supply air to q mans mouth to help
him play wind instruments.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

Cedar Rapids Gazette: Six thousand
tons OF flour for Camp Upton nave
been lost. Probably the fault OF some
careless delivery boy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

Humboldt Republican: A draft from
the loafers about the main streets OF
the country towns should bring many
able-bodied men to the colors.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

The active participation OF the crown prince
in the present crisis suggests the oene1 that the
cause of the allies is far from lost
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

Dubuque Telegraph Herald: Tne
safety first" policy for the consumer
is to "buy coal early"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

Marshalltown Times Republican
So far no demand has been mace q
change Charley Schwab's name &C
"Chick" Jones in order to CONFORM C
the American verities.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

Don't get discouraged. Remember that hun
dreds of thousands of German soldiers who are
carrying on in Pfcardy will have to be carried
back.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

It is one of the far reaches of war that the
guns of Picardy will put Messrs. Postpone, Pro-
crastinate and Perhaps out of business in this
country.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

Des Mofnes Register: Old Man Win
ter having given his annual exhibition
|of senile dementia, the baseball sea
son may now proceed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

No wonder if William Jennings Bryan thinks
of the happy days when he used to maintain
that an arbitration treaty was equal to two bat
tleships.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
STAGE LINES IN
 UNION DEPOT |S
 PLAN PROPOSED

Through lease entered into be- tween the Commonwealth Investment company and the Egypt Stage com- pany, the building located at 120 North Central avenue, formerly occu- pied by the state council of defense and the food administration, is to become headquarters for stages run- ming to Tempe. Mesa. Chandler, Gll- bert and the Goodyear cotton camps south of Chandler
 There is a movement on foot to make this building a union depot for stages to all points out of Phoenix, and that this plan is finding favor with the various stage companies, is indicated by the fact that office quarters have been reserved for stages operating to Globe and Miami, to Superior, Ray and Hayden, one of the Glendale lines and the Pres colt, Jerome and Clarkdale stage.
 It is the intention of the interested parties to have stages to all points out of Phoenix maintain their offices and headquarters in the union depot at 120 North Central avenue so that the confusion incident to finding any stage office and in buying a ticke: to any given point will be eliminated.
 Another advantage in the securing of this building for a stage depot is found in the parking of cars in l the adjoining alley instead of on Central avenue. as previously done thus relieving the congestion of cars in the business district. About 10C cars will be loaded and dispatched daily from the new stage depot and an equal number will be unloaded upon arrival
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
STOCK MEN WOULD
 AMEND LEASE LAW

More than 15,00U names have been filed in the office of secretary of state on petitions to initiate the state insurance act. Less than 5000 names were necessary to initiate the act.
 Only a few more names are neces sary on the petitions to initiate the anti-vaccination act and the capital punishment act. These petitions prob ably will be completed the first of this week.
 Land men of the state have an- nounced that they will file petitions with the secretary of state to initiate a constitutional amendment to the present leasing laws whereby it will be legal to lease as many sections of land as desired
 The law at present limits the amount of land the state may lease to one man to one section of 640 acres. It is said that the law is cleVerly evaded, however, so that land men have not been limited to this single section. The proposed amendment will legatze this action in the future.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
ALL NATIONS TO
 HAVE A PART IN
 jJULY4PROCRAN
Arrangements for Big Civic
 Celebration Will Be Com pleted At Meeting This Evening; Prizes Offered

The program for the great civic celebration of the Fourth of July will be announced tomorrow It is to be prepared this evening at a meeting in the city managers office, attended by representative of the foreign peo- ples for whom the day is to ba the dawning of a greater world wide in- dependence. At the direct request of President Wilson, these peoples a~~ to be honored. especially Thursday and made a part of celebration that will spread over many of the coun- tries of Europe and over the whole of the western hemisphere.
 Here there will be formal partici- patton by the British, French. Bel gian, Italian Greek, Japanese and Chinese sections of the population and possibly by others of foreign birth or percentage, who thus will show the amalgamation that has added so much to the strength of this nation.
 Handsome Prizes The people at large should join, as a patriotic duty, with every auto decorated in the national colors and with the colors of the nations that have stood so staunchly against the mutual foe. A Kelly Springfield tire goes 10 me IlfSt cnOlce or the JuQG- ing committee and s25 check to the second. It would be well to call up Saufley, phone 1885.
 Then in regard to floats. It is hoped there will be one to represent each of the allied nations, and one for the Red Cross. If there are other suggestions, they should be made to the office of the city man. ager, who has been authorized tc furnish motor trucks in any desired l number.
 Exercises impressive
 The police reserves will parade anC it is probable there will be participa tion also of the boy scouts and the boys working reserve from the farms | The veteran organizations, the Grand i Army, Confederate Veterans, Spanisi i War Veterans, etc, will be in line | There will be two bands and added melody will come from the big com munty chorus.
 At Eastlake park the exercises vii 1 be impressive, but with every feature brief and of keenest interest. Alto | gether, it is going to be a red Letter 1 day in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

Long, meeting the difference in the amount estimated to complete the job
 The road will traverse the Apache national forest, lying between Clifton and Springeryille and will open up vast areas of virgin timber. It will form the missing link in highway be- tween the Canadian border and the Mexican border, making a direct north and south route, to be fed ynumerous roads along the route leading practi- cally to every point in the west. At present there are good roads from the Mexican border to Clifton and from St. Johns north through Utah, Idaho and Montana to the Canadian border.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
RED CROSS ID MOVE;
 NEED FURNISHINGS

Red Cross headquarters will be moved today from the Chamber of Commerce building to the War Work building. old Central school building, Central avenue and Monroe street, and will need certain articles of fur niture to outfit the rooms.
 Among the articles needed, and which the Red Cross would like to have donated are tables, large and small: office desks, chairs, kitchen and folding; shelving for files, book bases, a safe, office fittings of all kinds, typewriter and fan.
 For further information it is re- quested that phone 1294 be called. The Red Cross will send for the fur nishings, if necessary.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
ADJUSTMENTS
Double Bill at the Lamara

Not for many days has the Lamara had double bill of movies with such a distinct difference and at the same time affording such sterling enter tainment as is found in Harry Carey's star vehicle, "The Scarlett Drop a story reminiscent of the Girl of the Golden Vest and as timely a pro duct as one could ask. With the feature is seen Fatty Arbuckle in
 'Moonshine," his very newest Para mount comedy, and to try and point out the crazy things this fat boy thinks of in "Moonshine" would take a book to relate. One of them where he sees a moonshiner hiding around a corner and bends his gun barrel so it will shoot around the house and wing his man is a scream that has never been duplicated in pictures. The nonchalance with which the fat boy accomplishes this feat is simply a riot. This program gives way to- morrow to Mary Pickford in what all the critics agree is the best pie ture she has made since Tess of the Storm Country" Bret Harte's i'm mortal Miss" the ragged sun kissed sprite of the days of the gold rush in '49. This is Marys best 1918 ef- fort, and is just the kind of part she shines in as in no other line Oi endeayor. With the feature will be shown a Burton Holmes travalogue
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
Madge Kennedy at Empress

In Madge kennedy's latest GoldWyn production, The Fair Pretender." which is seen at the Empress theater today, she is bound and gagged and thrust into a closet by a mysterious foreigner, played by Paul Doucet. Never having been subjected to these indignities even upon the screen. Miss Kennedy meekly resigned herself to MT. Doucet's trusting. But when Tom Moore rescued her in the course of the action. it was seen that had he waited any longer the star would have been really strangled. Doucet had nearly choked her into insen- sibility It took quite five minutes to bring Miss Kennedy around.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

cry woman through the use of Mari hello preparations and its treatments, Phone 1883 for an appointment. IF YOU are a stranger in Phoenix and ask to be directed to a reliable stationery store without doubt you will be referred to the McNeil company as the logical place at which to get distinctive and yet complete line of correspondence paper.
 IT MAKES a world of difference if one has his digestion. Ever stop to think what a very great deal digestion has to do with disposition? It follows that if one would have the other, or the other have the one, they must look | to their teeth. We recommend the sanitary system employed by that ex- pert, Dr. Morrison.
 
 WHO wants to think of preparing or
 even planning a dinner in these days especially when one can dine at the American Kitchen? SOME of the new war songs are
 splendid and by dropping in at Kerr & Smalley's Gin the Ford Hotel corner) you can hear these songs on their fine stock of Kimbal player pianos and photographs.
 
 IN OBSERVANCE of the conserva- tion laws, manufacturers are put 1 ting forth their best efforts. This is demonstrated in the new Liberty crackers-a delicious crisp wafer. the ingredients of which have been passed upon by patriots. The Goldman Gro- cery company has just received fresh shipment of the patriotic cracker. LOWING to the fact that the ultra violet ray is excessive during the summer season the result is extreme irritation to the eye when exposed to light. The best protection thus far found is afforded in the Crooks tint of lens which is practically invisible in color and yet affords a very soothing soft effect to the eye. This is one of the specialties of Dr. Ernest Munson s West Washington street.
 X &*
 DIAPER. labor and everything enter ing into the production of printed matter, it is only reasonable to SUD- pose. will be far short of the require ments of business this coming fall and winter. Many things may be impos- sible to obtain then. The lightest months in the printing business arc during summer so the patriotic ana far seeing business man will anticipate his printing needs and place order. now. The Republican Print Shop is equipped with a modern plant. ha. splendid workmen and a considerable stock of paper all of which is at youl service now.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

Columbia Tuesday and Wednesday. The motion picture news says: The patron who goes to see 'Redemption' in the snug hope of viewing an off color story is doomed to disappoint- ment. Redemption is clean and clear-cut throughout" Wallace Mac Donald who was voted, in a contest wherein 6000,000 votes were cast. as the motion picture actor who pos sesses the most charm, makes his final appearance today in Mile Paulette," a romance of the Adiron
 dacks, while on the same program is the weekly screen telegram show ing the operations of the German submarine off our Atlantic coast and many other items of interest.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
"Redemption" at Columbia

The soul of a good woman cannot be crushed or defiled no matter how
 terribly fate may treat her. That is the message of this nobly -beauti- ful and deeply emotional photoplay which tells with irrisistable power of girls rise from the depths to the heights as she follows the star of d wonderful love. Such is the play Redemption which shows at the
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
DouqIas Fairbanks at tbe Hi,


 To set out to describe a Douglas Fairbanks picture, would he like try ing to mark time to a French "75" shell. The rapidity with which the inimitable Doug. works leaves the reviewer little or no time to forecast or sketch the movement of this mas ter of screen athletics. Reaching for the Moon' is on at the Hip to- day, Tuesday and Wednesday, and those who have not seen this smart comedy drama, should find in it en- tertainment to spare, for it is the fastest and snappiest thing that has been turned out of film studios for moons. Doug. is revealed as an American who conceives the idea that he wants to be a regular ''llink" and while he attains his end he has one hot old time trying to remain in the king seat without. losing his bean. Its just Doug., and that too, at his best. With it will be shown fast moving reel of current events including the landing of survivors of the ill-fated ships attacked by sub marines off the Jersey coast. Barre. the Son of Kazan," is coming up for the week end to follow Reaching for the MOOn."
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
NEW HIGHWAY WILL CONNECT CLIFTON
 A|VD SPR|NCERV|LLE

At a conference at St. Johns last week between officials of Apache and Greenlee counties and Supervisor Long of the forest service. a contract was entered into for the building of firstclass road from Springerville to Clifton, distance of about 40 miles, the work to be finished within the next five years, Judge George H. Cros- by, Jr., of the Apache county superior court, announced here Saturday.
 The proposed road traverses pie turesque, but very rough country, and the cost is estimated at $775,000. Of this amount, Greenlee has pledged $350.000, Apache county $75,o00 and the United States forest service S350,000. The road has been under consideration for months and the two counties put up their respective pledges, the government. through Mr.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

DURING war we need all the cour- A> age. all the industry, all the cheer fitness we posses or can develop. The heat is not conducive to any of these eliminate heat with an electric fan from the Pacific Gas and Electric company.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

THE GREATEST consideration these
 hot summer days is how to keep cool That Is one Of the real reasons why folk like to shop at the Boston store which is fully fifteen degrees cooler than any other shop in Phoenix since 1t has installed a cooling system. Of course. that is not the only reason
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

Y ISTEN to this. pr. J. G. Belt em-
 ploys painless dentistry in his practice and all the suffering you en- dure is before you enter his chair. If you must endure the heat can you stand the added pain of a bad tooth and perhaps indigestion? If you are going away do you want your enjoy ment marred by having to pass your time at the dentist? Why not call on pr. Belt now and let him examine your teeth.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

MYTH WAR prices prevailing it is W well to bear in mind where one can shop economically and well. The Popular Dry Goods company has an excellent line of shoes at a very mod crate price. shoes for men, women and children. Oxfords and pumps in- cludcd.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

ARE YOU troubled with prickly "A heat? The very thing for it is Helms Prickly Heat powder which IS antiseptic and soothing and may be used on any skin without fear. There is nothing more annoying than the itching produced by the summer rasn which car be immensely relieved by the healing powder for sale at the Central Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

CONFIDENCE. While it is not all
 a matter of confidence yet it goes far in buying. You rely on the busi- ness house in which you make your purchases and you seldom have cause for complaint. In addition to it's re- liability Hyders actually has the goods. It's new, correct and is of the proper quality.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

AS sion of your Americanism on your automobile. The Western Auto Sup
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

A- finements and surpass our own standards. the Cadillac of a year from today will be the splendid Cadillac of today
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

AT GOLDBERG'S you can buy a Wayne cedared paper wardrobe it saves your clothes from moths and dust.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

SPEAKING of summer-do you need V to be reminded of the comfort of an electric fan? Goodness knows il is difficult to concentrate upon your work in this weather under pleasant conditions but when you are beastly hot it is almost impossible. To arrive at a degree of efficiency in your busi- ness do your work under the best con ditions possible-see to it that you have the cooling breeze of an electric fan to spur you on. In your office. ir your home. too, fan should be in stalled. The Bertram Electrical com pany has a large collection of thes' summer time life savers.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

MATER heaters an undenlabie
 " summer necessity-at the Pacific Gas and Electric company.
 CONG away for a vacation? You N will put your house in order before you go but you might possibly forget to extend the same care and protec- ton to your jewels. See that your precious stones are safe-that your watch is regulated. would you not hate to miss your train and yet think how many have done so by having their watch a bit behind. Have yours looked over when Rosensweig attends the setting of your rings and brooches.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

WANT your luggage taken to the
 W train on short notice? Telephone the Chambers Transfer company. The company has a fireproof warehouse where household goods can be stored over the summer.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

VOU MAY camp or summer at a beach resort, you may remain at home but wherever you may be music will add to your pleasure. You will find swifter relaxation through mu- sic than by any other means and re- taxation is what is needed this sea son, either from business cares or war thoughts that are ever present. The Berryhill company will gladly ship your Victrola for you at any point. or supply you with new one just right for summer use. A list of patriotic Victor records is being offered by the company at present that will find par ticular appeal.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

cry woman through the use of Mari hello preparations and its treatments Phone 1883 for an appointment.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

FULLY approaching the significance of the fourth of July. Hannys is suggesting method of true Ameri- canism at this time, It is that one practice patriotism all and not part of the time and in connection with this he advocates the very sane thrift pol icy which the government is advanc- ing. In line with thrift and economy Hanny would have you exercise care in the purchase of clothing buying Dixie Weaves for this season, the light wool summer weight that hold their shape. and have the smart ap- pearance of higher priced clothing.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

why people find their way to the Bos- ton store. It offers innumerable in ducements, it's foremost being its large stock of very excellent merchandise.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

nONOFRIO'S is an institution. ', At
 least that is the way Phoenicians have come to look upon the confec- tionery shop established here so long ago and noted far and wide for its perfectly delicious ice cream. The per son who plans to stay at home during the summer divides his time between Donofrio's and where ever else he is compelled to be. The cream is pure and wholesome.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

HOW WILL people judge your resi- dence or place of business on the Fourth? Will it be merely an en- trance or an invitation? Have you your American flag? The McNeil company has them-large and small.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

THERE is nothing to my mind that
 has the attractive appearance of a soft silk shirt well tailored. At the Hub we found a wonderful assortment, contracted for many long months ago. There are La Jerz, crepe de chine and tub silk of patterns that would appeal 10 the youth who affects the college style or the more conservative for the business or professional man. All are fast colors. The prices range from s5 to SIP.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

A SUMMER thought-a gas range Pacific Gas and Electric company.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

DESPITE war conditions .Schaefer
 has a complete assortment of cloth from which to choose the smart tail- ored costume which he makes so well. He is not exclusively a mans tailor, making smart suits for women as well.