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Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
CONTROL AIRPLANE
 BY A SINGLE LEVER
Saturday Evening Post ]

To those who have never seen war machine l would explain to control one the pilot has to manipulate but u single lever, which we call the joy stick It is very much like the lever with which you shift gears on mot or car but it moves in four directions. If you should want your machine to go down the instinctive move would be to lean the body forward. There fore the fighting airplane is so rigged that when the pilot pushes the joy stick forward the nose of the machine points down
 In the same way if he pulls the joy stick back the nose goes up and th~ machine climbs at any angle he wants it to. Tn turning it is necessary to bank the machine, otherwise it will skid outward It is also as necessary that the machine be not banked too much. This is one of the first things
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
COMES HERE ID FIND BROTHER WHO, II IS
 FEARED. MAY BE ILL

J- \. Greenough Of Fullerton, Calf, is i'm Phoenix searching for his brother I- Bruce Greenough, who has apparent ly entirely dropped from sight after having wired the brother that he was here
 It is feared that the brother. E. Bruce Greenough. is III and unable to let peo- Vle know who he is or who his relatives are I- A Greenou-h arrived in Phoe nN Tuesday from his California home after receiving the following telegram rned with his brothers name.
 Phoeuix. Oct. 27, 1918.
 San Francisco doctor sent me he-e. End uncertain. doesn't wor- r mr. Can maka arrangements for .-ial if necessary Don't think Of sorUire May run into influenza.
 hanks for kindness of past Love fH all General delivery postoffice
 BRUCE. Inquiry at thc local office of the Western Union and the production of f.e original showed that it was not in ..r handwriting of his brother ac- rdlng tl J. A. Grccnough
 The missing man was in San Fran '--cu when heard from the last time bout four months ago until the receipt 'f The telegram from Phoenix. He is about bo years or age. is six feet tall and wore a moustache when last seen Try hs relatives. Al one time he owned small ranch near the Indian school. IHn visiting brother from Fullerton Hs1 -.arDhed the hotels. rooming houses and other lodging houses of the city "a .huut result. He also has made in- '..u at lll the undertaking establish n"ne and of many physicians, but thus tr has found no trace of the missing -.ar
 '. A. Grccnough is stopping at the Commercial hotel and has not given up hope of finding his brother. The miss "- man is supposed tu have had at least V "' with him
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Mesa Influenza Patients

Since the last report there have been several new cases of influenza in Mesa. Following the illness of F. F. Miller Of the Peterson and Miller garage. Will Peterson of the same firm is now il- Mrs. Miller was victim of the disease at the same time her husband was down. but both now are recovered. Mrs. Peterson also is confined to her bed
 Other sick folk. are Nellie. the young daughter of Mrs Welch. of Fact First avenue and several members of the Wallace Mcdonald family. Thus far none of the cases are serious. sam Cohen who has been ill for a week is imprONing nicely
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02

supervising the work of the cabin maids and other light tasks. It must have been the character of this work |, that suggested to D. x C. officials that a woman could do it just as well, when they were confronted by a shortage of men employees this spring
 Thus it comes that a blond and. blue eyed Alpena girl this summer will punch the keyholes at the signal sta = tions and sing out AIS well in the cabin, sir
 Some of Miss Dusts Alpena friends are still surprised, but then they agree that her work is no more startling than ; that of the women who carry mail and
 watch the boxes on the pay-as-you- ! enter street cars.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Politics Waxing Warm

Yesterday was warm day in Mesa. both as to weather and poditics. Added to the usual coterie of enthusiastic Campbell and Colter men. there came from Phoenix Charles Blanton. an old time Nesaite, but now of the capitot city std M'< McCabe. both making a. tour of the south side in the interest of Colter and as they stated. the entire democratic ticket From Mesa they went to Chandler
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Plan Big Campaiqn

The united war work committee of Hayden, met on Monday evening to make arrangements for the campaign in Hayden, and to hear report of the recent conference in Phoenix. As usual plans were perfected whereby Hayden will go over the top early in the drive Another meeting is to be held on Friday evening to instruct the workers and assign them to their respective posi- tiOns on the teams.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Killed in Action

Word has come of the death on the battlefield of Bert Elliot, who was well known In Hayden. A bit of shrapnel struck him. killing him instantly. Z G. and 4. L. Page, and Frank Jones, all Hayden boys were in the same battle. They carried the body from the field and buried it.
 MT. Elliot was well known here, hay ing lived in Hayden for several years. He was very popular with the younger folk. He was the first of the Hayden boys to make the supreme sacrifice for the liberty of the world in the great war.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
NEED HELP ID FILL
 OUT QUEST|0N|VA|RES

MESA. Nov. 2.-There will be need of volunteer workers today and for the next few days to aid in preparing ques- uonnaires for registrants. This work is being carried on at the W. R. Stew art Realty office and will he under tho charge of Mrs. W. J. Clemans. Yester- day there were some few who came in for the filling out of questionnaires but with J1e number now being sent out bN the lot board, there will be a consid eIable quantity of this sort of work and any man or woman who can find time to spare shoUiJ report to Mrs. Clem- ans
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
WE'D AND WILL LIVE
 IN TOWN IF HAYDEN

HAYDEN. No. Tn. H. Hardman and Miss Sidney Kendrick were married on Saturday evening. October 2G. by the Rev Mr. Slack of Winkleman. Miss kendricl1 has been employed hy the telephone exchange for some time and is quite popular. MT Hardman is en-
 ployed by the Ray Con. The young people expect to make their home in
 Hayden. The best wishes of their many
 friends are extended to them.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02

a pupil is taught when learning to fly.
 The joy stick also controls the bank ing. By moving it to either side you can tilt up whichever wing is desired. At his feet the pilot has a rudder bar, which controls the horizontal direc- ton of the machine. If he pushes hls left foot forward and banks slightly the machine turns slowly to the left. To go to the right there are only necessary a push with the right foot and a slight bank. The pilot thus has both feet on the rudder bar. holds the joy stick with his right hand; and with his left controls the engine of the machine by holding the throttle in his hand. He is always able to do any thing he wishes with either the en- zine or the machine itself.
 When firing the gun he simply moves his thumb slightly along the joy stick and presses the lever which pulls the trigger
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Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
TEMPE BOY LOSES
 HAND IN ACCIDENT

TEMPE. Nov. Little Jack Wheel CT. grandson of Mir. Williamson of the Tempe Meat Market, met with a ser lous accident today. He was helping e-srind some sausage by using a spoon 10 feed the mill and in some way his hand was caught in the mill and badly crushed. He was rushed to Phoenix hospital. where his right hand was amputated at the wrist. His par ents live at North 3rd avenue. Phoenix. Word came at a late hour that he was resting easily.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Hear From Their Sailor Son

Mr. and Mrs. George Aultman are in receipt of letter from their son Law renee. who enlisted d number of months ago in the navy For the past few months. the lad has been stationed at the island ot Guam and the letter states that ne has returned and is in San Francisco. but will not be there long enough tO permit ] furII NILme.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Superintendents Transposed

R. E. Green. superintendent of the Hayden plant of the American Smelling and Refining company, is moving to Sasco. where he will take charge of the company's plant. The superintendent of the Sasco plant will come 10 Hay den. Mr. Eye is to be general manager of the Hayden property
 MT. Green has been in Hayden for some years. He is well liked by the men and is deserVedly popular with all. His going is regretted by all in the com munity.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Here On Campaign.

Mr. H. B. McCreary, district director
 Naricopa. Piual and Yuma counties Tinted War Work campaign. arrived in t.orencc sunday afternoon and pro- .cdod to Casa Grande on Monday Mr. " Crearv is touring Pinal county in f.e interest of the coming war work ..mraicu.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Mrs. Steele Returns Home

Mrs. R. Ernest Steele has returned to her home in Mesa after spending some time with her relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Earl, north of Phoenix. aiding in the nursing .. their sick. Celia, the little daughter, who Jas been seriously i'll with pneumonia, is now reported con- siderably improved
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Moves To Van Ness Street

F. F. Ostrander of the normal fac nlty, and wife have given up their res idence on Maple avenue ana today are moving into the Moss house on Van Ness street.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
DRAFT BOARD BUSY
 IN FLORENCE TOWN

FLORENCE Nov. The local draft loa-d reports that 6O per cent of the
 Hri lot of the aG to 45-year-old ..a~silcd men have hoeu completed .la wil begin the physical cNamna- t'nn~ on this bunch of men immc- rufc'y
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
FIorenee Visitors

Nr. and Mrs. Prank Pinkley and
 idren. accompanied by Miss liar riot Graham and Mrs. Archer L.. Bart i.ft. spent Monday in Florence
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02

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Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
A Correction

In the sale of thrift stamps yesterday it should have been said Frank Fogal purchased s42121 worth of W. $. stamps instead of S4200
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Professors Huntino Sport

Shirley and wife and MT. Estes and wife and others, left yesterday for a two days hunt in the McDowell region. Their friends are hoping they return with bag full of game.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Must Wear a Mask

MT Charles Woolf requests all those who come to his rooms for information on their questionnaires. to wear a mask. otherwise they will be sent away to get one.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
pursue Escaped Convict

Thomas N. English of the prison .orcc went Co Deming. x. M.. in pur- tIIt Of au escaped convict
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Came When Most Needed

NIT. Climer of Ohio who was here last winter, arrived just in time this week to comfort his friend. MT. Jas Blake ley, who is left desolate and alone in his home. He expects to spend the winter here.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Kelvin Folk Pay Visit.

Mr. and Mrs. n. X. Waite and Miss NHn Reed of Kelvin were guests of Mrs. C. ~. Curry Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
A A-huntinu of the Deer

J. B. Williams. A. L. Shell and Mir. Banning went deer hunting up the Ariaviapi on Tuesday expecting to stay the rest of the week
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Now Get Busv

Remember this is Fire Prevention day and Mayor Dimes urges Tempe folks to do away with all rubbish from garret to cellar, where fires might orig mate.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Adiudaed lnsane.

Aurustinc Ladrcd nom Ray was cN- mincl and adiudgcd insane and sent f' Inc state insane asylum.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Wants Letters of Administration.

Petition for letters of administration .a -he estate Of Fred E. Williamson vas filed by Mary l.. Williamson, his vfo.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Visit From Ranch.

Mrs. O. E. Hanan and daughter-in- 'sw. Mrs Claude fIanan. were in from fIeIr ranch on Monday.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Mrs. Messenger III

Mrs. B. G. Messenger, formerly of this place, who recently moved to Glen dale. is reported to be seriously ill with diphfheria.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Goes to Casa Grande

NII9- katl0 WclVor deUutY tre9surer I Pinal county spent Sunday at her home in Casa Grandc. returning to Florence Monday morning.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Returns From New York

Mrs. George C. KOrnbau returned on Wednesday from New York where she has been visiting with home folk for some weeks. Her return was hastened by the fact that her son Lewis is eX- pected to be called for military duty in the nearDfuture.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
May Have Influenza

AIr. Smith and daughter, Ruby. oi North Hayden are reported ill with the Spanish influenza
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02

Captain E. E. Dent writes from France of the battle of St Mihiel in which his regiment had large part. Its battery was located on q hillside overlooking the Garmon lines Although it was visible from three sides it was so successfully camouflaged that the enemy did not suspect it's presence un- til the barrage began. The losses in flicted by the Americans were much greater than they sustained in the ac- ton. He writes that a German Red Cross nurse was brought in with the prisoners, she having left her post of nursing and taken the position of ma chine gun operator.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
On Senatorial Campaion

W. T. Macdonald, republican candi- date for state senator left on Wednes- day for Globe to make a campaign
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Returns to California

L. r. Hancock is returning to Cali fornia to resume work with his former employers
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02

Ty Cobb, who headed the American league batting list for thirteen sea sons, is. ready to stack up against the kaiser's game now. He is cap tain in the gas and flame division. This photo shows him in his cap tain's uniform. George Sisler and Christy Mathewson are two other baseball stars in the division. Mathewson is captain and Sisler expects a lieutenancy.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02

Mrs Hazel Warmers husband her fighting democracy But Mrs Warner isn't let them a She of squadron of the National Security league speaking ings She spoke the Liberty loan The photo the uniform of her husband Albert Warner land The four the flag him who n the firing
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
EitzoeraId's Family Here

Thomas W. Fitzgerald, chief electri- clan for the Ray Con. now has his
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Visitinu in San Francisco

Slim MayOl left on Tuesday for San Francisco to spend two weeks vaca- tiOn.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02

gently from Tucson, where they for merly lived, while Mir. Fitzgerald was connected with the University of Ari- ZOna.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Will Join O, T. C.

H. J. Painter leaves soon for Camp Hancok, Georgia to enter the officers training camp.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
Ford Car Disapneare

On the night of October 31, a Ford car belonging to lowell Cosby. was taken from in front of the RexalI apartments, and has not since been To- cated. The ear Efs seen by the land lady as it was being driven away but she thought it belonged to the driver. whom she could not recognize The loss occurred at S:3O o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-02

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Arizona republican., 1918-11-02
TRAINS
IMPORTANT CHANCE

condensed schedule of Trains
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Arizona republican., 1918-11-02

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The Pulaskian., 1918-08-16
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We had quite a nice shower Tues.
day afternoon.
The Death Angel visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Glasscoek and took
away their little daughter, Mary
Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. v. Peters of Jack
son, Miss, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Ringgold.
Miss Ruth West is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Mccain of Arkansas City
Miss Lena Johnson had as guests
Wednesday Misses Deane Council.
Lille Maye Wicker and Dale Coun
Gil.
Mrs. Willis of Little Rock. is che
guest of her mother, Mrs. Perrine.
Mrs. J. D. Trotter was the guest Of
Mrs. J. N. Clement Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. McElyea spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Trotter.
Hyacinth.
The Pulaskian., 1918-08-16
MRS, STEELES WILL.

The will of the late Mrs. E. B.
Steele, of Scott, has been admitted
to probate. The estate is valued at
several hundred thousand dollars.
Thomas w. Steele and Mrs. Nettie P.
Dortsch, son and daughter of Mrs.
Steele, are made the main beneficiar-
les and they with the Union Trust
Company are made joint executors.
Thomas w. Steele is given a life es-
tate in all the land owned by Mrs.
Steele; the property at his death to
be inherited by his children. Mrs.
Steele owned approximately 5000
acres of rich land Her daughter,
Mrs. Dortsch, received a large acre
age of land by the will of her father,
Thomas w. Steele, who died in 1900.
The Pulaskian., 1918-08-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
as follows:
H. L. Gilbert, "a, and Mrs. Betsy
Jenkins, SIS, of Sweet Home.
]. S. Pierce, 80, of Vilonia, and Miss
Letha James, 81, of Holland,
Albert Dayan, "a, and Miss Ella
Roseman, "a, of Sweet Home.
Bedford Wilkins, 20, Jacksonville,
and Miss Aline German, IS, Little
Rock.
Jewel Anderson, 10, Alexander, and
Miss Alice Mcguire, IS, Little Rock
Joseph S. Small. so, Bauxite, and
Mrs. Viola Naples, 20, Little Rock.
William Harwell, II, Farrell, and
Miss Ida Miller, is, Farrell
Ben f. Clancy, 10, and Miss Maude
G. Holt, 10, of Jacksonville.
Lunie Whitfield, 20, Jacksonville,
and Miss Birdie May Brothers, IL,
Jacksonville.
The Pulaskian., 1918-08-16
CLEAN UP HOG HOUSES FOR
EAII DIGS

Premises infected with hog cholera
during the past year should be clean
ed and disinfected before pigs are al
lowed access to the infected premises.
To do this, haul out all manure from
the lots and hog houses, rake and
burn all rubbish and scatter lime in
the low places. 1t is not necessary
to apply any chemical disinfectant in
the lots after they have been cleaned
Sunlight will do the work. The inter
ior of hog houses not exposed to sun
light must be treated with a chemical
disinfectant. Cresol is good for this
purpose.
The Pulaskian., 1918-08-16

Vivian Greer visited Mrs. Wallace
Thursday night.
Miss Hattie Adkins is visiting in
Little Rock.
Joe Beall and Bruce Hardcastle
have left Camp Pike for an Eastern
camp.
Edgar Harpole of Camp Pike was
home Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. R. L. Speck of Indiana will
visit her relatives this week.
Lansford Martin spent the latter
part of the week at Hazen
Miss Mary Beall and Emmett Bran
non were married Friday.
Mrs. Elmore entertained the Com
munity Club Monday afternoon.
Hugh Nixon and family visited Nc
Nair's last week.
Mrs. Williford, son and daughter
are on visit to Pine Bluff
Miss Ardell Schupper is visiting the
Misses Mildred and Mamie Nell Viii
son.
The protracted meeting is in prog
ress here. Brother Dodson is in
charge.
Miss Frances Wallace is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Ratchford Ray was here Sun
day
There is going to be a service flag
for this community.
Brother Mann preached Monday and
Tuesday.
We had a nice cooling shower Mon
day.
Paul Martin, who was discharged
from the army ecause of his health, is
home.
The Pulaskian., 1918-08-16

panied by Misses Effice Knabe and
Myra Wilkerson, spent Saturday
night with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
w A, McHughes, at Ferndale.
If anybody in Ferndale missed VIII
Rowland you can learn his whert
abouts by writing to Fletcher Creek
Waves
Floy Kanady escorted Miss Bernice
Brown home Sunday from church.
Fay Kanady and Preston Ball were
seen rustling into G.. M. Whites Sun
day | think they saw some girls
coming to cause such commotion.
Mr. L. Boyd and sons, Give and
Allen, visited home folks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bland spent
Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Knabe, of this place,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bland and
children spent the day with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Bland, of Fletcher Creek.
Oscar Ibbotson of Lonoke is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Ib-
botson.
Mrs. e. M. Wilkerson is expecting a
visit of her sister, Mrs. Argo, of Ben
ton.
Julia Wilkerson spent the day Sat
urday with Pearl and Ruth Ibbotson.
We miss Messrs. Luther Ball and
Wilbur Brown since they seem 10
think they can do better by staying
away from this place.
The Pulaskian., 1918-08-16
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We had nice little rain Tuesday,
but not enough to do much good.
Crops are still suffering for rain
Mrs. Charlie Revels of Ell Dorado
has been visiting her brother, ]. G..
Gibson, for the past week. It has
been eleven years since she saw him.
The ice cream supper given at the
home of J. e. Bobbitt Saturday night
was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Sallie Skaggs and daughter,
Mrs. BERTHE Tolen, of North Little
Rock are spending the week with Mr..
J. C. Gibson and daughter.
Miss Oracle Bean entertained q
number of her friends and relatives
Sunday with ice cream, cakes and wa
termelons.
Mrs. w. D. Hardcastle has been
sick for the past week and reported
no better at this writing.
Will Goss escorted Miss Vivian
Wicket home Sunday afternoon.
Sergeant Absher called on Miss Pau
line Beatty Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Snow is on the puny list
this week.
Brother Lee Hardcastle and wife
of North Little Rock visited w. D.
Hardcastle and family last week.
A soldier boy from Camp Pike was
the dinner guest of Miss Oracle Bean
Tuesday.
Henry Johnson escorted Miss Make
Belle Foster home Saturday night
from the ice cream supper.
Forget Me Not
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A party OF twenty-seven young peo-
pie, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam borough, enjoyed hay ride in
the Bauxite truck last Tuesday night
A watermelon feast was given by Mr..
Frank Rauch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott of Hot
Springs were guests of relatives here
this week.
Miss Lera Wright of Arkadelphia
spent The weekend with relatives and
friends
Joe Wright and son, Herbert,
Misses Annie Marie Miller and Yer
ma Gather are visiting at Arkadel-
phia this week.
Messrs John and Alfred Wright,
Mrs. ]. d. Gather and children and
Mrs. Jas. Crow went to Camp Pike
Wednesday morning as Ed Wright
and Clinton Huffstutlar were leaving
Camp Pike.
The Pulaskian., 1918-08-16
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Clarence Newton and family and
B. c. Newton and daughter spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Deveney.
Mrs. Sutton and daughter of Little
Rock visited Rev Garrett and family
Sunday.
Miss Callie Grimmette spent the
weekend with home folks
G. Sandlin and family, B. Cuttings
and family of Little Rock were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cook Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w Nothwan made a
trip to Hot Springs Monday
Fred Ives of Camp Pike spent Sun
day afternoon with home folks.
Bart Mooreland, Miss Lena Lockert,
Ernest Lockert, Mr.. and Mrs. Henni-
gan and Ruth Reeves of Natural
Steps attended the cream supper Sat
urday night.
Mrs. L. Pesha is on the sick list
Mrs. r. j. Parrish spent the week
end with her husband at Germania
this week.
Miss Cassie Cook spent Saturday
night with Miss LYDIA Couch.
Lindsay Palmer of Camp Pike Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. J. A. Deveney,
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Villa King took dinner with
Miss Cassie Cook Sunday.
Misses Villa King and Cassie Cook
called on Miss LYDIA Couch Sunday
afternoon.
Remember, League at Taylor
Chapel every Sunday night. Sue.